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Topic: List of dramatic television series with LGBT characters

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For the first half of the decade, see List of dramatic television series with LGBT characters: 2010–2015.

This is a list of dramatic television series (including web television and miniseries) that premiered in 2016–2019 which feature lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender characters. Non-binary, pansexual, asexual, and graysexual characters are also included. The orientation can be portrayed on-screen, described in the dialogue or mentioned.

2016

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Year Show Network Character Actor Notes
2016–2020 3% Netflix Joana Coelho Vaneza Oliveira Joana is bisexual and an orphan who survived on her own at the margins of society on the streets of the Inland.[1]
Natália Amanda Magalhães Natalia is lesbian and Joana's partner. Joana and Natalia start a revolution against Maralto.[1]
Ariel Marina Matheus Ariel is a trans woman.[1]
Láis Fernanda Vasconcellos Láis is bisexual.[1]
Samira Maria Flor Samira is bisexual.[1]
2016- Addicted iQiyi Bai Luo Yin Xu Weizhou Luo Yin is the main character and Gu Hai's love interest.[2]
Gu Hai Huang Jingyu Gu Hai is the main character and Luo Yin's love interest.[2]
2016 American Gothic CBS Alison Hawthorne-Price Juliet Rylance Alison Hawthorne-Price is bisexual.[3]
Naomi Flynn Maureen Sebastian Naomi Flynn is a lesbian.[4]
2016–2022 Animal Kingdom TNT Deran Cody Jake Weary Deran Cody is gay.[5][6]
Lila Cole Anne Ramsay Lila Cole is a lesbian.[7]
Adrian Dolan Spencer Treat Clark Adrian Dolan is gay.[5][6]
Janine "Smurf" Cody Ellen Barkin Janine "Smurf" Cody is bisexual.[8]
Mark Liston Andy Favreau Mark Liston is gay.[9]
Linc Damon Erik Williams Linc is gay.[10]
2016 Barracuda ABC Danny Kelly Elias Anton Danny Kelly is gay.[11]
Martin Taylor Ben Kindon Martin Taylor is Danny Kelly's love interest.[12]
Demet Nicole Gulasekharam Demet is a lesbian.[13]
2016–2019 Berlin Station Epix Hector DeJean Rhys Ifans Hector DeJean is gay when it's a matter of national security.[14]
2016–2022 Better Things FX Sil Ser Anzoategui Sil is non-binary.[15]
Tressa Rebecca Merz Tressa is a lesbian.[16]
Frankie Fox Hannah Alligood Frankie Fox is gender queer.[17][18]
Mer Kodis Marsha Thomason Mer Kodis is a lesbian.[19]
2016– Billions Showtime Tara Mohr Annapurna Sriram Tara Mohr is a lesbian.[20]
Donnie Caan David Cromer Donnie Caan and Walter are married.[21]
Walter Matthew Humphreys
Taylor Mason Asia Kate Dillon Taylor Mason is non-binary.[22]
Lauren Turner Jade Eshete Lauren Turner is a lesbian.[23]
Fiona Michaela Sprague Fiona is a lesbian.[24]
2016–2022 Bull CBS Chunk Palmer Chris Jackson Chunk Palmer is gay.[25]
2016–2017 The Catch ABC Margot Bishop Sonya Walger Margot Bishop is bisexual.[26]
Felicity Shivani Ghai Felicity is bisexual.[27]
Shawn Sullivan Caleb Smith Shawn Sullivan is gay. Shawn Sullivan asks Danny Yoon out on a date. Danny Yoon declines. Sophie Novak tells Danny Yoon, "I knew he was gay this whole time".[28]
2016 The Cate Morland Chronicles YouTube Eleanor Monk Erika Ovudoba Eleanor is a lesbian. She is Cate Morland's best friend. Web series that is an adaption of Jane Austen's novel, Northanger Abbey.[29][30][31][32]
2016–2017 Chance Hulu Carl Allan Clarke Peters Carl is gay.[33]
2016 Class BBC Three Charlie Smith Greg Austin Charlie Smith is gay. His boyfriend is Matteusz Andrzejewski.[34][35]
Matteusz Andrzejewski Jordan Renzo Matteusz Andrzejewski is gay. His boyfriend is Charlie Smith.[34][35]
2016 The Collection Amazon Prime Video
BBC Worldwide		 Claude Sabine Tom Riley Claude Sabine is gay.[36][37]
2016 Conviction ABC Hayes Morrison Hayley Atwell Hayes Morrison is bisexual.[38]
Jackson Morrison Daniel Franzese Jackson Morrison is gay.[39]
Franklin "Frankie" Cruz Manny Montana Franklin "Frankie" Cruz is in love with Rey Armas.[40]
Rey Armas Ian Paola
Naomi Golden Ilfenesh Hadera Naomi Golden is bisexual and Hayes Morrison's ex-girlfriend.[41]
2016 Crashing Channel 4 Fred Jonathan Bailey Fred is gay.[42][43]
Will Lachie Chapman Will is Fred's boyfriend.[44]
2016– The Crown Netflix Antony Armstrong-Jones Matthew Goode Antony Armstrong-Jones, 1st Earl of Snowdon is bisexual.[45]
Patrick Michael Therriault
2016–2017 Degrassi: Next Class Family Channel Miles Hollingsworth III Eric Osborne Miles is bisexual.[46]
Zoe Rivas Ana Golja Zoe is a lesbian.[46]
Tristan Milligan Lyle Lettau Tristan is gay.[46]
Vijay Maraji Dante Scott Vijay is gay.[46]
Yael Baron Jamie Bloch Yael is non-binary/genderqueer and uses they/them pronouns.[46]
Rasha Zuabi Dalia Yegavian Rasha is a lesbian.[46]
Esme Song Chelsea Clark Esme and Frankie enter a polyamorous relationship with Zig.[46]
Francesca "Frankie" Hollingsworth Sara Waisglass
2016 The Deleted Fullscreen Agatha Madeline Brewer Agatha is bisexual.[47]
Sophie Julia Kelly Sophie is bisexual.[48]
2016–2019 Designated Survivor ABC Dontae Evans Ben Watson Dontae is gay.[49]
Sasha Booker Jamie Clayton Sasha is a trans woman.[49]
2016–2019 The Durrells ITV Sven Ulric von der Esch Sven is gay.[50]
2016–2019 Easy Netflix Jo Jacqueline Toboni Jo and Chase meet, fall in love, and become a lesbian couple in season 1 episode 2, "Vegan Cinderella".[51]
Chase Kiersey Clemons
2016–2022 El marginal Televisión Pública Argentina Juan Pablo "Diosito" Borges Nicolás Furtado Juan is bisexual. He is in love with Miguel Palacios/Osvaldo Peña.[52][53]
Morcilla Carlos Portaluppi Morcilla is bisexual.[52][53]
Fiorella Guido Botto Fiora Fiorella is gay. He is in a relationship with Morcilla.[52][53]
2016 Eyewitness USA Network Philip Shea Tyler Young Philip Shea is gay, his lover is Lukas Waldenbeck.[54]
Lukas Waldenbeck James Paxton Lukas Waldenbeck is gay, his lover is Philip Shea.[55][56]
2016–2018 Falling Water USA Network Alexis Simms Sepideh Moafi Detective Alexis Simms is lesbian. She lives with Christine.[57]
Christine Parisa Fitz-Henley Christine is lesbian and the girlfriend of Alexis.[57]
2016 The Family ABC Willa Warren Alison Pill Willa Warren is a lesbian.[58][59]
Bridey Cruz Floriana Lima Bridey Cruz is bisexual.[60]
2016 The Gay and Wondrous Life of Caleb Gallo YouTube Caleb Gallo Brian Jordan Alvarez Caleb and Benicio get married at the end of the series.[61]
Benicio Antonio Marziale
Billy Jon Ebeling Billy has feeling for Caleb.[61]
Freckle Jason Greene Freckle is non-cisgender/genderfluid.[61]
2016–2017 The Get Down Netflix Marcus 'Dizzee' Kipling Jaden Smith Dizzee and Thor are featured in a gay storyline. They go to an exclusive underground LGBT club and kiss.[62][63]
Thor Noah Le Gros
2016 Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life Netflix Michel Gerard Yanic Truesdale Michel Gerard is gay.[64][65]
Donald Sam Pancake Donald is gay.[65][66]
2016– The Girlfriend Experience Starz Christine Reade Riley Keough Christine Reade is bisexual.[67]
Avery Suhr Kate Lyn Sheil Avery Suhr is a lesbian.[68][69]
Darya Esford Narges Rashidi Darya Esford is a lesbian.[70]
Anna Garner Louisa Krause Anna Garner is a lesbian.[69][71]
Erica Myles Anna Friel Erica Myles is a lesbian.[69][71]
2016–2021 Goliath Amazon Prime Video Michelle McBride Maria Bello Michelle McBride is bisexual.[72]
Callie Senate Molly Parker Callie Senate is a lesbian.[73]
2016 The Good Wife
(South Korean)		 tvN Kim Dan Nana Kim Dan is bisexual, and an investigator for a law firm. Kim Dan is the first bisexual woman on a Korean drama.[74][75]
2016–2018 Hap and Leonard SundanceTV Leonard Pine Michael K. Williams Leonard Pine is a gay black Vietnam vet.[76]
Raoul Enrique Murciano Raoul is gay.[77]
2016 Heartbeat NBC Max Eliott Joshua Leonard Max Eliott is gay.[78]
2016–2017 I Love Dick Amazon Prime Video Devon Roberta Colindrez Devon is a queer. She is a butch cowboy who works as a groundskeeper at an artist colony.[79][80]
Toby Bobbi Salvör Menuez Toby is a bisexual artist at the colony and has a brief fling with Devon.[81][82]
2016–2017 Incorporated Syfy Theo Marquez Eddie Ramos Theo Marquez's boyfriend is Anthony.[83]
Anthony Matt Landry
2016–2022 Jamie Johnson CBBC Dillon Simmonds Patrick Ward Dillon Simmonds comes out as gay in season 5.[84][85]
Elliot Laquarn Lewis Elliot is gay.[84][85]
Becky Walker-Cotton Mali Tudno Jones Becky Walker-Cotton is lesbian.[86]
Dawn Walker-Cotton Tonya Smith Dawn Walker-Cotton is lesbian.[87]
2016–2022 Legends of Tomorrow CW Sara Lance Caity Lotz Sara Lance is bisexual.[88]
Todd Rice Lance Henriksen Todd Rice is gay.[89]
Ava Sharpe Jes Macallan Ava Sharpe is a lesbian. Ava enters into a relationship with Sara.[90]
Lindsay Carlisle Ali Liebert Lindsay Carlisle is a lesbian.[91]
Queen Anne Rebecca Eady Queen Anne is bisexual. She sleeps with Sara in episode "Out of Time", and later consummates her marriage to the King of France.[92]
Guinevere Elyse Levesque Guinevere is bisexual, and an English queen featured in episode "Camelot/3000" who develops a crush on Sara and they kiss.[93]
Alex Danvers Chyler Leigh Alex Danvers is a lesbian, and she has a one-night stand with Sara.[94]
Captain Cold Wentworth Miller Citizen Cold is gay.[95]
Ray Terrill Russell Tovey Ray is gay.[95]
John Constantine Matt Ryan John is bisexual.[96]
Gary Green Adam Tsekhman Gary is bisexual.[97]
Desmond Christian Keyes Desmond is queer and had a relationship with John Constantine.[98]
Kate Kane Wallis Day Kate Kane is lesbian.[99]
Charlie Maisie Richardson-Sellers Charlie is pansexual and genderfluid.[100]
Nyssa al Ghul Katrina Law Nyssa al Ghul is bisexual.[101]
Miss Sinclair Sophia Johnson Miss Sinclair is a lesbian.[102]
2016–2021 Lucifer Fox
Netflix		 Lucifer Morningstar Tom Ellis Lucifer is bisexual[103]
Mazikeen (Maze) Lesley-Ann Brandt Maze is queer.[104]
Eve Inbar Lavi Eve is pansexual.[105]
2016–2018 Luke Cage Netflix Hernan "Shades" Alvarez Theo Rossi Shades is bisexual.[106][107]
Comanche Jones Thomas Q. Jones Comanche is gay.[106][107]
2016– Marcella ITV Matthew Neil Ben Cura Matthew Neil is Yann Hall's boyfriend.[108]
Yann Hall Tobias Santelmann Yann Hall is Matthew Neil's boyfriend.[109]
Cara Thomas Florence Pugh Cara Thomas is bisexual.[110]
Sascha Kyte Victoria Broom Sascha is a lesbian.[111]
Jojo Baines Tamzin Malleson Jojo Baines is lesbian.[111]
2016–2018 The Night Manager BBC One Major Lance "Corky" Corkoran Tom Hollander Lance is gay.[112][113]
2016–2017 No Tomorrow The CW Kareema Sarayu Blue Kareema is bisexual.[114]
Sofia Marta Milans Sofia is bisexual.[115]
2016 Notorious ABC Levi Ramon de Ocampo Levi admitted he was in love with Oscar, and then he committed suicide in front of Julia.[116][117]
2016–2019 The OA Netflix Buck Vu Ian Alexander Buck Vu is transgender.[118]
Alfonso "French" Sosa Brandon Perea Alfonso is gay.[118]
2016–2017 Pure Genius CBS Jess Wallace Taylor Rose Jess Wallace is a lesbian.[119]
Ally (Ali) Irene Choi Ally (Ali) is a lesbian.[120]
Gloria Jazzmun Gloria is a trans woman.[121]
2016 Quarry Cinemax Buddy Damon Herriman Buddy is gay, and an assassin for hire.[122][123]
2016 Recovery Road Freeform Vern Testaverde Daniel Franzese Vern Testaverde is gay and an ex-cocaine addict.[124]
2016–2018 Shades of Blue NBC Lieutenant Matt Wozniak Ray Liotta Wozniak is bisexual and the corrupt commander of the 64th Precinct.[125][126]
Donnie Pomp Michael Esper Donnie Pomp shares a kiss with Lieutenant Matt Wozniak, and has sex with him.[127]
Nate Wozniak Cameron Scoggins Nate Wozniak is gay.[128]
2016–2017 The Shannara Chronicles MTV
Spike		 Eretria Ivana Baquero Eretria is bisexual. She may have romantic feelings for Amberle in season 1.[129][130]
Princess Lyria Vanessa Morgan Princess Lyria was in a relationship with Eretria in season 2.[129][130]
Zora Zoe Robins Zora is a lesbian.[131]
2016–2017 SOTUS: The Series One 31
Line TV		 Kongpob Singto Prachaya Kongpob and Arthrit are gay love interests.[132]
Arthrit Krist Perawat
2016–2019 Star FOX Simone Davis Brittany O'Grady Simone Davis is bisexual. She kissed her friend, Karen, in the fifth episode of season 2.[133]
Cotton Brown Amiyah Scott Cotton Brown is the transgender daughter of Carlota Brown.[133]
Miss Bruce Miss Lawrence Miss Bruce is a trans woman.[133]
Karen Williams Imani Lewis Karen Williams is a lesbian.[133]
Nina Ferrera Camila Banus Nina Ferrera is bisexual.[133]
Rachel Wallace Paris Jackson Rachel Wallace is a lesbian.[133]
2016– Stranger Things Netflix Robin Buckley Maya Hawke Robin Buckley is lesbian.[134][135]
Will Byers Noah Schnapp Will Byers is gay.[136]
2016–2022 This Is Us NBC William Hill Ron Cephas Jones William Hill is bisexual and had a relationship with Jessie.[137][138]
Jessie Denis O'Hare
Tess Pearson Eris Baker;
Iantha Richardson		 Tess comes out as a lesbian.[139]
Alex Presley Alexander Alex is non-binary and undefined orientation.[140]
Animal Shelter Clerk Lena Waithe Animal Shelter Clerk is a lesbian.[141]
2016–2018 Timeless NBC Denise Christopher Sakina Jaffrey Denise is a lesbian and a Special Agent. She's married to Michelle, with whom she has a son and daughter.[142]
2016–2017 Too Close to Home TLC Dax Nick Ballard Dax and Victor are a gay couple.[143][144]
Victor Charles Justo
2016–2018 Travelers Showcase
Netflix		 Joanne Yates Kimberley Sustad Joanne Yates is lesbian.[145][146]
Samantha Burns Karen Holness Samantha Burns is a lesbian.[145][146]
Amanda Myers Enid-Raye Adams Amanda Myers is a lesbian.[145][146]
2016–2021 Van Helsing Syfy Susan Jackson Hilary Jardine Susan Jackson is a lesbian.[147]
Vanessa Helsing Kelly Overton Vanessa Helsing is bisexual.[147]
Dracula Tricia Helfer Dracula is bisexual.[147]
Jack Nicole Muñoz Jack is a lesbian.[147]
Sarah "Doc" Carol Rukiya Bernard Sarah "Doc" Carol is a lesbian.[147]
Bathory Jesse Stanley Bathory is a lesbian.[147]
Ivory Jennifer Cheon Ivory is a lesbian.[147]
Jolene Caroline Cave Jolene is a lesbian.[147]
Michaela Heather Doerksen Michaela is a lesbian.[147]
2016–2019 Victoria ITV Lord Alfred Paget Jordan Waller Lord Alfred and Lord Edward have a romantic attraction for each other and share a kiss in season 2.[148][149]
Lord Edward Drummond Leo Suter
2016–2022 Westworld HBO Logan Ben Barnes Logan is bisexual. He is seen having sex with both a man and a woman in episode 2 of season 1.[150]
Clementine Pennyfeather Angela Sarafyan Clementine Pennyfeather is pansexual.[151]
Elsie Hughes Shannon Woodward Elsie Hughes is a lesbian.[151]
Marti Bojana Novakovic Marti is bisexual.[151]
2016–2021 Wynonna Earp Syfy
CHCH-DT
Space		 Waverly Earp Dominique Provost-Chalkley Waverly, the younger sister of Wynonna, is bisexual and had a boyfriend until she met Nicole Haught.[152]
Nicole Haught Katherine Barrell Nicole Haught is a lesbian.[152]
Jeremy Chetri Varun Saranga Jeremy is gay.[153]
Robin Justin Kelly Robin is gay.[153][154]
Rosita Bustillos Tamara Duarte Rosita Bustillos is bisexual.[155]
Shae Clark Backo Shae is a lesbian.[156]
Ambrose "Fish" Tyrell Crews Fish is gay. He was in a relationship with Levi.[157]
Levi Christian Goutsis Levi is gay. He was in a relationship with Fish.[157]
2016 The Young Pope HBO Cardinal Bernardo Gutierrez Javier Cámara Cardinal Bernardo Gutierrez comes out as gay in the first season's final episode.[158]
Cardinal Andrew Dussolier Scott Shepherd Andrew is bisexual. He has sex with a man and a woman in episode 6 of season 1.[159][160]
Cardinal Mario Assente Maurizio Lombardi Cardinal Mario Assente is gay.[161]
Ángelo Sanchez Marcos Franz Ángelo Sanchez is gay. He commits suicide after being rejected to becoming a priest.[160]
Freddy Blakestone Alex Esola Freddy is gay.[162]
Archbishop Kurtwell Guy Boyd Archbishop Kurtwell is gay.[162]
Cardinal Michel Marivaux Sebastian Roché Cardinal Michel Marivaux is gay.[163]

2017

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Year Show Network Character Actor Notes
2017–2020 13 Reasons Why Netflix Courtney Crimsen Michele Selene Ang Courtney is a lesbian. She was closeted until the season 2 finale. episode "Bye", when she came out to her adoptive gay parents.[164]
Todd Crimsen Robert Gant Todd and Steve are gay and Courtney's parents.[164]
Steve Crimsen Alex Quiojan
Ryan Shaver Tommy Dorfman Ryan told Hannah he was gay in episode "Tape 4, Side B".[165][166]
Tony Padilla Christian Navarro Tony is openly gay. He used to date Ryan and Brad, but is now dating Caleb.[167]
Brad Henry Zaga Brad is gay, and Caleb's boyfriend.[165]
Caleb R.J. Brown Caleb is gay and Tony's boyfriend.[168]
Tameka Clarke Hollingsworth Tameka is queer and Courtney's girlfriend.[164]
Montgomery "Monty" de la Cruz Timothy Granaderos Monty is gay and closeted.[169][170]
Winston Williams Deaken Bluman Winston is gay. He tells Alex in the final episode "Graduation", that he loved Monty but that he also loves him.[169][170]
Alex Standall Miles Heizer Alex is bisexual.[171]
Charlie St. George Tyler Barnhardt Charlie is bisexual. He dates Alex and comes out to his dad in episode "Prom".[172]
Hansen Foundry Reed Diamond Hansen is gay. He is a member of staff at the school.[173]
2017 195 Lewis 195 Lewis
(series website)		 Yuri Rae Leone Allen Yuri is lesbian.[174]
Camille Sirita Wright Camille is lesbian.[174]
2017 24 Legacy Fox Andy Shalowitz Dan Bucatinsky Andy Shalowitz is openly gay. He is a communication analyst at CTU.[175][176]
Thomas Locke Bailey Chase Thomas Locke is gay. He is a CTU agent and the head of field operations.[175][176]
2017–2019 A Series of Unfortunate Events Netflix Charles Rhys Darby Charles is gay and used to be in a relationship with Sir.[177][178]
Sir Don Johnson Sir is gay and used to be Charles' partner in both business and marriage.[177][178]
Jerome Squalor Tony Hale Jerome is bisexual.[citation needed]
Babs Kerri Kenney Babs is a lesbian.[179]
Mrs Bass BJ Harrison [citation needed]
2017–2022 Ackley Bridge Channel 4 Nasreen Paracha Amy-Leigh Hickman Nasreen comes out to her mother as a lesbian and tells her she's in love with another woman (series 1, episode 5).[180]
Lila Shariff Anneika Rose Lila is a lesbian and a science teacher.[181]
Naveed Haider Gurjeet Singh Naveed is gay.[182]
Sam Murgatroyd Megan Parkinson Sam is lesbian and Nasreen's girlfriend.[180]
Cory Wilson Sam Retford Cory is bisexual. Cory and Naveed kissed and slept together. Cory slept with a girl the day after he had sex with Naveed.[182]
2017–2021 American Gods Starz Bilquis Yetide Badaki Bilquis is pansexual and a goddess.[183][184]
Jinn Mousa Kraish Jinn is gay. Jinn and Salim become romantically involved.[183][184]
Salim Omid Abtahi Salim is gay. Jinn and Salim become romantically involved.[183][184]
Samantha ("Sam") Black Crow Devery Jacobs Sam is lesbian.[183][184]
2017–2019 Andi Mack Disney Channel Cyrus Goodman Joshua Rush Cyrus is gay and enters a relationship with TJ in the finale. Andi Mack is the first Disney Channel series with a character that comes out as gay.[185][186][187]
TJ Kippen Luke Mullen TJ is gay, and holds hands with Cyrus in the finale. Andi Mack made history with Disney's first character to say "I'm gay".[185][186]
2017–2019 Anne with an E CBC
Netflix		 Josephine Barry Deborah Grover Josephine is a lesbian. She had a long-term partner, now deceased.[188]
Cole Mackenzie Cory Grüter-Andrew Cole is gay.[188]
2017–2021 Atypical Netflix Casey Brigette Lundy-Paine Casey is bisexual.[189]
Izzie Fivel Stewart Izzie is a lesbian. She attends the GSA and relates to a lesbian student telling her story.[189]
2017– The Bastards of Pizzofalcone RAI Alex Di Nardo Simona Tabasco Alex is lesbian. Alex and Rosaria are in a relationship.[190][191]
Rosaria Martone Serena Iansiti Rosaria is lesbian. Alex and Rosaria are in a relationship.[190][191]
2017– Black Spot France 2
Netflix		 Martial "Nounours" Ferrandis Hubert Delattre Nounours is a gay police officer.[192]
2017 Blood Drive SyFy The Scholar Darren Kent The Scholar is queer.[193]
The Gentleman Andrew James Hall The Gentleman is queer.[193]
2017–2021 The Bold Type Freeform Adena El-Amin Nikohl Boosheri Adena is a lesbian Muslim feminist and professional photographer who begins a romance with Kat.[194]
Kat Edison Aisha Dee Kat is bisexual. When she falls in love with Adena she first thinks she is lesbian. However, she later has feelings for a man and realizes she is attracted to men and women.[195][196]
Leila Katerina Tannembaum Leila is lesbian and Adena's ex.[195][196]
Tia Clayton Alexis Floyd Tia is lesbian and Kat's love interest.[195][196]
Oliver Grayson Stephen Conrad Moore Oliver is gay.[197]
Andrew Adam Capriolo Andrew is gay and a drag queen.[197]
Eva Rhodes Alex Paxton-Beesley Eva is lesbian and Kat's love interest.[198]
2017 Borderliner Netflix Nikolai Andreassen Tobias Santelmann Nikolai is closeted and has a secret boyfriend, Kristoffer.[199]
Kristoffer Lund Morten Svartveit Kristoffer is gay and Nikolai's boyfriend.[199]
2017– Charité Netflix Sister Therese Klara Deutschmann Therese is lesbian.[200]
Otto Marquardt Jannik Schümann Otto is gay.[200]
Martin Schelling Jacob Matschenz Martin is gay.[201]
2017–2022 Claws TNT Quiet Ann Judy Reyes Quiet Ann is a lesbian.[202][203]
Uncle Daddy Dean Norris Uncle Daddy is a bisexual crime boss.[202][203]
Toby Evan Daigle Toby is gay.[204][205]
2017–2019 Counterpart Starz Nadia Fierro/Baldwin Sara Serraiocco Nadia is a lesbian and classical violinist. Baldwin is a lesbian assassin.[206][207]
Clare Quayle Nazanin Boniadi Clare is a bisexual.[208]
Greta Liv Lisa Fries Greta is a lesbian.[209]
2017–2020 Dark Netflix Peter Doppler Stephan Kampwirth Peter is gay and closeted.[210][211]
Agnes Nielsen Antje Traue In 1953, Agnes and Doris were secret lovers.[212]
Doris Tiedemann Luise Heyer
Bernadette Wöller Anton Rubtsov Bernadette is a trans woman.[213][214]
2017 Daytime Divas VH1 Kibby Ainsley Chloe Bridges Kibby is bisexual.[215]
Ella Will Buie Jr. Ella is an eight year old trans girl, introduced in the series "Pilot".[216][217][218]
2017–2021 Dear White People Netflix Lionel Higgins DeRon Horton Lionel is gay.[219]
Silvio Romo D.J. Blickenstaff Silvio is gay and Lionel's love interest.[220]
Neika Hobbs Nia Long Neika and Monique are a lesbian couple.[221]
Monique Zee James
Connor Luke O'Sullivan Connor and his "not exactly" girlfriend Becca, try to seduce Lionel into a threesome. Connor is using Becca as a buffer to cover up his primary interest in men.[222][223]
Kelsey Phillips Nia Jervier In season 2, episode 4, Kelsey tells Coco that she's a lesbian.[224]
Wesley Alvarez Rudy Martinez Wesley is gay and Lionel's love interest.[225]
P. Ninny Lena Waithe P. Ninny is a lesbian.[224]
Genifer Quei Tann Genifer is transgender.[219]
2017–2019 The Deuce HBO Paul Chris Coy Paul is gay and a bartender at Vincent Martino's bar, the Hi-Hat.[226]
2017 Dimension 404 Hulu Beth Lee Melanie Thompson Beth and Jane are married.[227][228]
Jane Lee Constance Wu
2017–2022 Dynasty The CW
Netflix		 Steven Carrington James Mackay Steven has a one-night stand with Sam in the pilot episode.[229]
Sam Jones Rafael de la Fuente Sam is gay.[230]
Kirby Anders Maddison Brown It's revealed in Season 5 that Kirby is bisexual and the girlfriend of Amanda Carrington.
Amanda Carrington Eliza Bennett Amanda is a lesbian. She confides in Kirby in Season 5 that she is in love with her, and they begin a relationship soon after.
2017 Emerald City NBC The Witch of the West Ana Ularu West is a lesbian who runs a brothel.[231][232]
2017–2019 The End of the F***ing World Channel 4
Netflix		 Eunice Noon Gemma Whelan Eunice Noon is a lesbian. Noon and Darego are police force partners.[233]
Teri Darego Wunmi Mosaku Teri Darego is a lesbian.[233]
2017–2018 Famous in Love Freeform Alexis Glenn Niki Koss Alexis is bisexual and has an affair with Rachel.[234]
Rachel Davis Katelyn Tarver Rachel is a lesbian.[235]
2017– Feud FX Victor Buono Dominic Burgess Victor is gay.[236]
2017 The Frozen Dead M6 Irène Ziegler Julia Piaton Ziegler is openly lesbian and the captain of the St. Martin detective squad.[237]
Greta Sophie Guillemin Greta is Ziegler's partner and owner of a local inn where they reside together.[238]
2017 Godless Netflix Marie Agnes MacNue Merritt Weaver Mary Agnes is bisexual. The widow of the town's mayor, she wears her husband's clothes and is in a same-sex relationship with the town's schoolteacher, Callie Dunne.[239]
Callie Dunne Tess Frazer Callie is a lesbian and the town's teacher. She was a prostitute in La Belle's brothel before it was turned into a school.[240]
2017–2018 Gone NBC James Andy Mientus James was kicked out of his home after his father found out that he was gay and later got kidnapped because of it.[241]
2017–2022 The Good Fight CBS All Access Maia Rindell Rose Leslie Maia is lesbian. Amy is lesbian and Maia's girlfriend.[242][243]
Amy Breslin Heléne Yorke
2017 Gypsy Netflix Jean Holloway Naomi Watts Jean is bisexual, married to a man, and becomes obsessed with Sidney.[244]
Sidney Pierce Sophie Cookson Sidney is bisexual and the former girlfriend of one of Jean's male patients.[245]
Dolly Holloway Maren Heary Dolly is Jean's daughter and may be lesbian or transgender.[246]
2017 The Halcyon ITV Toby Hamilton Edward Bluemel Toby is secretly gay.[247]
Adil Joshi Akshay Kumar Adil is having a secret gay affair with Toby.[248]
2017– The Handmaid's Tale Hulu Moira Samira Wiley Moira had a girlfriend named Oona before.[249][250]
Oona Zawe Ashton
Emily Alexis Bledel Emily and Sylvia were married and had a kid before.[251][252]
Sylvia Clea DuVall
Peter Ben Lewis Peter is gay.[253]
Dan John Carroll Lynch Dan is gay, and lynched because of his sexuality.[254]
Odette Rebecca Rittenhouse Odette is a lesbian.[255]
2017–2019 Harlots ITV Encore
Hulu		 Margaret Wells Samantha Morton Margaret is bisexual. She and William North are common law wife and husband, and she reciprocates Nancy Birch's interest in her.[256]
Charlotte Wells Jessica Brown Findlay Charlotte is bisexual.[256]
Nancy Birch Kate Fleetwood Nancy is a lesbian.[256]
Violet Cross Rosalind Eleazar Violet and Amelia are in a romantic relationship.[256][257]
Amelia Scanwell Jordon Stevens
Prince Rasselas Josef Altin Prince Rasselas is a gay sex worker and lives with his male partner.[258]
Lady Isabella Fitzwilliam Liv Tyler Lady Isabella is Charlotte's love interest in season two.[256]
2017– HIStory Line TV Mai Ying-Shiung "Hero" Aaron Lai Si-Ren is an unlucky lonely boy who has a crush on Hero.[259]
Gu Si-Ren Chiang Yun-lin
Cheng Ching Duke Wu Feng He is Cheng Ching's older step brother and his love interest.[259]
Feng He Edison Song
Chiang Chin-teng Bernard Ho Chin-teng was Yi-chen's lover in his previous life. After discovering a few pages from Yi-chen's diary, he grows curious about him and feigns amnesia to get closer to him. Yi-chen is determined to start a new life but finds it difficult to avoid Chin-teng, whom he still loves.[259]
Shao Yi-chen Teddy Jen
Shih Yi-jie Steven Chiang Xiao Fei's presence at home brings huge changes to Yi-jie's life, and he falls in love.[259]
Fei Sheng-che ("Xiao Fei") Hunt Chang
Chiu Tzu-hsuan Zach Lu Yu-hao gradually falls in love with Tzu-hsuan.[259]
Hsia Yu-hao Fandy Fan
Meng Shao-fei Jake Hsu Shao-fei and Tang Yi become entangled in a deadly game of wits – a game that becomes all the more complicated after Tang Yi baits a love trap for Shao-fei.[259]
Tang Yi Chris Wu
Hsiang Hao-ting Wayne Song Hsi-ku is Hao-ting's love interest who assists him in his studies.[259]
Yu Hsi-ku Huang Chun-chih
2017–2020 Las chicas del cable
(Cable Girls)		 Netflix Carlota Rodríguez de Senillosa Ana Fernández García Carlota is bisexual.[260][261]
Oscar Ruiz Ana Polvorosa Oscar is a bisexual trans man who falls in love with Carlota.[260]
Carlota and Sara have a polyamorous relationship together with Carlota's husband, Miguel.[261]
2017 Man in an Orange Shirt BBC Two Thomas March James McArdle The story of two gay relationships set in different eras: Thomas and Michael during the 1940s, and Adam and Steve in the present.[262]
Michael Berryman Oliver Jackson-Cohen
Adam Berryman Julian Morris
Steve David Gyasi
2017–2019 Mary Kills People Global Jess Abigail Winter Jess is lesbian.[263][264][265]
Naomi Katie Douglas Naomi is lesbian.[266]
2017–2019 Mindhunter Netflix Wendy Carr Anna Torv Dr. Wendy Carr, a psychologist at a Boston university, is a lesbian in a relationship with Dr. Stilman.[267]
Annaliese Stilman Lena Olin Annaliese is a lesbian.[268]
Kay Manz Lauren Glazier Kay is lesbian and works as a bartender.[269]
2017 The Mist Spike Adrian Garf Russell Posner Adrian is gay/pansexual.[270]
Tyler Denton Christopher Gray Tyler is a bully and a closeted gay jock. He ends up in a relationship with Adrian, the boy he used to bully for being gay.[271]
2017–2021 Money Heist Netflix Helsinki Darko Peric Helsinki is gay.[272]
Palermo Rodrigo de la Serna Palermo is gay.[272]
Tokyo Úrsula Corberó Tokyo is bisexual.[272]
Manila Belén Cuesta Manila is transgender.[273]
Berlin Pedro Alonso Berlin is bisexual.[274]
2017–2019 Mr. Mercedes Audience Lou Linklatter Breeda Wool Lou is a lesbian.[275]
2017 My Dear Loser GMM 25 In Purim Rattanaruangwattana (Pluem) In and Sun become a gay couple.[276]
Sun Wachirawit Ruangwiwat (Chimon)
2017–2020 One Day at a Time Netflix Elena Alvarez Isabella Gomez Elena is lesbian, she comes out during the series first season.[277][278]
Ramona Judy Reyes Ramona is lesbian.[278]
Syd Sheridan Pierce Syd is non-binary. Syd is befriended by Elena and they eventually date.[279]
2017– The Orville Fox Bortus Peter Macon Bortus and Klyden are partners and members of an alien race, the Moclans, where homosexuality is the norm among their species.[280]
Klyden Chad L. Coleman
Charly Burke Anne Winters Charly reveals that she was in love with her best friend Amanda in 3x06.
2017–2022 Ozark Netflix Roy Petty Jason Butler Harner Roy is gay.[281][282]
Russ Langmore Marc Menchaca Russ is a repressed gay man.[281][282]
Trevor Evans McKinley Belcher III Trevor is Roy's ex-boyfriend and his FBI agent partner.[281]
Scotty Dennis Flanagan Scotty is Roy's ex-boyfriend.[281]
Jim Rattelsdorf Damian Young Jim is gay.
2017 Prison Break: Resurrection Fox Sid Kunal Sharma Sid is gay.[283]
Emily Blake Marina Benedict Emily Blake is a lesbian.[284]
2017–2018 Prison Playbook tvN Yoo Han Yang Lee Kyu Hyung Han Yang is gay.[285]
Song Ji Won Kim Joon Han Ji Won is gay and Han Yang's boyfriend.[285]
2017–2019 The Punisher Netflix David Schultz Todd Alan Crain David is a U.S. senator and closeted homosexual.[286]
2017– Riverdale The CW Kevin Keller Casey Cott Kevin is openly gay and had a relationships with Moose.[287][288]
Moose Mason Cody Kearsley Moose is bisexual.[287][289]
Joaquin DeSantos Rob Raco Joaquin is gay. He becomes romantically involved with Kevin.[287][290]
Toni Topaz Vanessa Morgan Toni is bisexual and in a relationship with Cheryl.[291][292]
Cheryl Blossom Madelaine Petsch Cheryl is a lesbian and in a relationship with Toni.[293][294]
Fangs Fogarty Drew Ray Tanner Fangs is gay. Fangs and Kevin went to the prom together.[295][296][297]
Chic Hart Denton Chic may be pansexual.[287][298]
Charles Smith Wyatt Nash Charles is gay. He's in a relationship with Chic.[299]
Peaches 'N Cream Bernadette Beck Peaches is queer.[300]
2017–2019 Runaways Hulu Karolina Dean Virginia Gardner Karolina is a lesbian and an alien descendant with superpowers.[301]
Nico Minoru Lyrica Okano Nico Minoru is bisexual. Formerly in a relationship with Alex Wilder, now reciprocates Karolina's attraction for her.[302]
2017–2019 She's Gotta Have It Netflix Nola Darling DeWanda Wise Nola is a pansexual.[303]
Opal Gilstrap Ilfenesh Hadera Opal is a lesbian in a relationship with Nola.[304]
2017–2021 The Sinner USA Network Heather Novack Natalie Paul Detective Novack is an out lesbian.[305]
2017 Slam Dance GMM One Pob Sattabut Laedeke (Drake) Pob and Nick are a gay couple.[306]
Nick Harit Cheewagaroon (Sing)
2017– Star Trek: Discovery CBS (formerly)
Netflix (formerly)
Paramount+ 		Paul Stamets Anthony Rapp Paul and Hugh are gay men and in a loving relationship.[307][308][309]
Hugh Culber Wilson Cruz
Adira Tal Blu del Barrio Adira, the first non-binary character in the Star Trek universe,[310] is a highly intelligent character on the U.S.S. Discovery and unexpectedly becomes friends with Lt. Commander Paul Stamets and Dr. Hugh Culber.[311] Adira is also an introvert who does not originally tell the crew they are non-binary, using she/her pronouns until episode 8 when Adira comes out as non-binary and asks to be referred to as they or them.[312]
Gray Tal Ian Alexander A trans man and orphan, who joined Trill living aboard a generational starship with his human partner Adira.[310]
2017– S.W.A.T CBS Christina "Chris" Alonso Lina Esco Officer III Alonso comes out as bisexual in episode "Homecoming" (1.07)[313]
2017–2020 Suburra: Blood on Rome Netflix Alberto "Spadino" Anacleti Giacomo Ferrara Spadino is a gay man whose traditional family forces him into accepting a sham straight marriage.[314]
2017 Taboo FX Michael Godfrey Edward Hogg Michael Godfrey is probably gay, and is the secretary at the East India Company and lives in a London Molly House.[315]
2017–2018 Valor The CW Thea Melissa Roxburgh Thea is a closeted bisexual CIA agent. She has two short-term relationships with Zoe Cho, and Leland Gallo.[316]
Zoe Cho Chelle Ramos
2017 When We Rise ABC Cleve Jones Guy Pearce Cleve Jones is gay and an AIDS activist. The miniseries is about the growth of the LGBTQ civil rights movement in San Francisco, from the 1970s until the 2010s, with characters based on actual persons.[317][318]
young Cleve Jones Austin P. McKenzie
Roma Guy Mary-Louise Parker Roma Guy is a feminist lesbian and social justice activist.[317][318]
young Roma Guy Emily Skeggs
Diane Rachel Griffiths Diane is a lesbian nurse.[317][318]
young Diane Fiona Dourif
Ken Jones Michael K. Williams Ken Jones is a gay activist.[317][318]
young Ken Jones Jonathan Majors
Matt Tyler Young Matt is gay and has a relationship with young Cleve.[317][318]
Michael Charlie Carver Michael is a gay sailor.[319]
Pat Norman Whoopi Goldberg Pat Norman is a lesbian activist, founder of the Lesbian Mothers Union and first openly gay employee of the San Francisco Health Department.[317][318]
Del Martin Rosie O'Donnell Del Martin is a feminist lesbian and activist, and co-founder of Daughters of Bilitis.[317][318]
Phyllis Lyon Maddie Corman Phyllis Lyon is a feminist lesbian and activist, and co-founder of Daughters of Bilitis.[320]
Jean Caitlin Gerard Jean is a lesbian.[321]
Cecilia Chung Ivory Aquino Cecilia Chung is a trans woman and political activist.[318]
Scott Nick Eversman Scott is gay, living in a treehouse.[321]
José Sarria Michael DeLorenzo José Sarria is a gay political activist and founder of the Imperial Court System.
Bobbi Jean Baker Jazzmun Bobbi Jean Baker is a transgender activist.[320]
Anne Kronenberg Britt Irvin Anne Kronenberg is the campaign manager for Harvey Milk and his aide on the San Francisco Board of Supervisors.[320]
Sally Gearhart Carrie Preston Sally Gearhart is a feminist lesbian and political activist.[317][318]
Jim Foster Denis O'Hare Jim Foster is the first openly gay man to ever speak at a Democratic convention.[321]
2017 Will TNT Christopher Marlowe Jamie Campbell Bower Christopher is probably gay.[322]
Thomas Walsingham Edward Hayter Thomas is allegedly Marlowe's homosexual lover.[323]
2017 Queers BBC Perce Ben Wishaw Perce is a gay WW1 soldier.
Andrew Fionn Whitehead Andrew is a young gay man who took part in the protests after the defeat of a proposed amendment that would've equalized the age of consent of same-sex sexual activities to 16.
Phil Russell Tovey Phil is a gay actor living in the time of the HIV/AIDS pandemic.
Jackie Ian Gelder Jackie is a gay tailor.
Fredrick Kadiff Kirwan Fredrick is a gay immigrant from the West Indies.
Bobby Gemma Whelan Bobby is a trans man living in the 1920s.
Steve Alan Cumming Steve is a gay man about to get married.

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Year Show Network Character Actor Notes
2018– 9–1–1 FOX Michael Grant Rockmond Dunbar Michael is gay, he comes out in the first episode of the show, he later marries a man named David.[324]
Henrietta "Hen" Wilson Aisha Hinds Henrietta is lesbian and married to Karen.[325]
Evan "Buck" Buckley Oliver Stark Buck is a bisexual man. He kissed women and men.
Karen Wilson Tracie Thoms Karen is lesbian. She and Henrietta are raising the son of Hen's ex-girlfriend.[325]
Josh Russo Bryan Safi Josh is gay.[326]
Eva Mathis Abby Brammell Eva is Hen's ex and an incarcerated criminal.[325]
David Hale La Monde Byrd Michael's love interest.
2018–2022 A Discovery of Witches Sky One Sarah Bishop Alex Kingston Sarah and Emily are a lesbian couple.[327]
Emily Mather Valarie Pettiford
2018– A Million Little Things ABC Daniel Dixon Chance Hurstfield Daniel is gay. He came out to his mother and sister in season 1.[328]
Katherine Saville Grace Park Katherine is bisexual.[329]
2018 A Very English Scandal BBC One Jeremy Thorpe Hugh Grant Jeremy Thorpe was the leader of the Liberal Party for nine years. He was a closeted homosexual who had affairs with men and was in a secret relationship with Norman Scott.[330]
Norman Scott Ben Whishaw
2018–2022 After Forever Amazon Prime Video Brian Kevin Spirtas Brian is gay. Brian and Jason were in a relationship until Jason's death.[331][332][333][334]
Jason Mitchell Anderson Jason is gay.[331][332][333][334]
David Taylor Mike McGowan David is gay and Brian's boyfriend.[331][332][333][334]
Brenda Erin Cherry Brenda is lesbian.[331][332][333][334]
2018– All American The CW Tamia "Coop" Cooper Bre-Z Tamia is lesbian. She is the cousin of the main character.[335]
2018–2020 Altered Carbon Netflix Isaac Bancroft Antonio Marziale Isaac Bancroft has a male lover, Sergei Brevlov.[336][337]
Sergei Brevlov Chris McNally
2018 American Crime Story
The Assassination of Gianni Versace
(season 2)		 FX Gianni Versace Édgar Ramírez Gianni Versace was gay, and murdered by spree killer Andrew Cunanan.[338]
Andrew Cunanan Darren Criss Andrew Cunanan was a gay spree killer. He murdered Gianni Versace, Lee Miglin, Jeffrey Trail and David Madson.[338]
Antonio D'Amico Ricky Martin Antonio D'Amico is gay and Versace's partner at the time of his death.[338]
Lee Miglin Mike Farrell Lee Miglin was bisexual and married to the same woman for 38 years before he was murdered by Andrew Cunanan, his former escort.[339]
Jeffrey Trail Finn Wittrock Jeffrey Trail was gay and murdered by Andrew Cunanan.[340]
David Madson Cody Fern David Madson was gay, and witnessed Jeffrey Trail's murder, and was also killed by Andrew Cunanan.[340]
2018–2020 Anne+ BNN-VARA
3LAB		 Anne Hanna van Vliet Anne is lesbian.[341][342]
2018–2020 Baby Netflix Fabio Fedeli Brando Pacitto Fabio is gay and comes out to his father near the end of the first season. Fabio and Brando are attracted to each other in season two.[343]
Brando De Santis Mirko Trovato Brando is gay and comes out in the final season.[343]
2018–2021 Black Lightning The CW Anissa Pierce Nafessa Williams Anissa is a lesbian superhero.[344][345]
Grace Choi Chantal Thuy Grace Choi is bisexual and Anissa's love interest.[346]
Chenoa Shein Mompremier Chenoa is a lesbian and was Anissa's girlfriend. They were together for one year before Anissa became involved with Grace.[347]
2018–2021 Burden of Truth CBC Molly Ross Sara Thompson Molly is lesbian. Luna is lesbian and a First Nation native. Molly and Luna are in a relationship and attend the same high school. In season 1 episode "Witch Hunt" they go to the prom as a couple, holding hands as they enter and afterwards dance together.[348]
Luna Spence Star Slade
2018 'Cause You're My Boy GMM One Mork Drake Sattabut Mork and Tee are the main gay couple. Morn and Gord are the supporting gay couple. A Thai romance drama depicting relationships between male characters, known as boys love, it tells the love story of four young boys in a high school setting.[349][350][351]
Tee Frank Thanatsaran
Morn Phuwin Tangsakyuen
Gord Neo Trai Nimtawat
2018–2022 Charmed The CW Melanie "Mel" Vera Melonie Diaz Melanie "Mel" Vera is a lesbian witch. She's a Women's Studies graduate student. Niko Hamada is lesbian and a police detective. Mel and Nico are in a relationship.[352][353]
Nico Hamada Ellen Tamaki
2018– Class T1T5 YouTube Melissa Melissa Poh Melissa is a lesbian student.[354]
2018 Collateral BBC Two
Netflix		 Jane Oliver Nicola Walker Jane is a vicar in a lesbian relationship with an illegal immigrant, Linh Xuan Huy.[355]
Linh Xuan Huy Kae Alexander
2018– Condor Audience Sarah Tan Ellen Wong Sarah Tan is a lesbian.[356]
Sharla Shepard Christina Moses Sharla Shepard is a lesbian FBI agent.[357]
2018– Das Boot Sky One Carla Monroe Lizzy Caplan Carla and Simone are lovers.[358][359]
Simone Strasser Vicky Krieps
2018 Deutschland 86 SundanceTV Tim Avery Chris Veres Tim Avery is a closeted gay American G.I.[360]
Rose Seithathi Florence Kasumba Rose Seithathi is lesbian and in a relationship with Lenora Rauch. Lenora is openly bisexual, having been seen kissing a man in the previous season.
Lenora Rauch Maria Schrader
Alex Edel Ludwig Trepte Alex Edel is gay. He slept with Tobias Tischbier in the previous season.[361] Tobias Tischbier is gay. He tries to make a move on Alex in the first season, and later becomes sexually involved with him even though he was in a relationship with a man named Felix.[362]
Tobias Tischbier Alexander Beyer
2018– Dogs of Berlin Netflix Erol Birkan Fahri Yardim Erol Birkan is gay. Guido Mack is gay and Erol's partner.[363]
Guido Mack Sebastian Achilles
2018–2022 Druck ZDF Matteo Florenzi Michelangelo Fortuzzi Matteo is gay.[364]
David Schreibner Lukas von Horbatschewsky David Schreibner is a gay trans teen-aged boy and Matteo's boyfriend.[365]
Mia Winter Milena Tscharntke Mia is bisexual.[364]
Victoria Tijan Marei Victoria is a lesbian.[366]
Fatou Jallow Sira-Anna Faal Fatou is lesbian.[364]
Kieu My Vu Nhung Hong Kieu is bisexual.[364]
Isi Inci Eren M. Güvercin Isi is non-binary and uses all pronouns. They are in a relationship with Sascha Belin.[364]
2018– Élite Netflix Ander Muñoz Arón Piper Ander Muñoz is gay and in a relationship with Omar Shanaa. Omar is gay but has to hide his sexuality from his parents due to their Muslim faith.[367][368][369][370]
Omar Shanaa Omar Ayuso
Polo Benavent Álvaro Rico Polo Benavent is bisexual and polyamorous. He has a relationship with Carla and Christian in season 1 and later has a relationship with Cayetana and Valerio in season 3. He has also hooked up with Ander in season 2. Valerio Montesinos is bisexual and polyamorous. He has a relationship with Cayetana and Polo.[371][367][368][369][370]
Valerio Montesinos Jorge López
Rebeka "Rebe" de Bormujo Claudia Salas Rebeka "Rebe" de Bormujo is bisexual. She confesses to Ander that she is attracted to girls and guys. She was attracted to Samuel and dated him, but also said she was sexually attracted to Carla.[367][368][369][370]
Malick D Leïti Sène Malick is gay.[367][368][369][370]
2018 Everything Sucks! Netflix Kate Messner Peyton Kennedy Kate Messner spends the season struggling with her sexual identity, before coming to terms that she's a lesbian. Emaline Addario might be bisexual. She is seen dating a male classmate, but then she and Kate reveal their attraction towards one another and later share a kiss.[372]
Emaline Addario Sydney Sweeney
2018–2019 For the People ABC Kate Littlejohn Susannah Flood Kate Littlejohn is lesbian and a prosecutor. Anya Ooms is lesbian and an ATF agent. Kate and Anya are involved romantically.[373]
Anya Ooms Caitlin Stasey
2018 Giri/Haji Netflix Rodney Will Sharpe Rodney is a gay sex worker, and was in a relationship with Tiff.[374]
Tiff John McCrea Tiff is Rodney's ex-boyfriend.[374]
Taki Aoi Okuyama Taki is Kenzo's daughter, who befriends Rodney and eventually begins a relationship with his friend Annie.[374]
Annie Ellie James Annie is Rodney's friend and Taki's love interest.[374]
2018 Here and Now HBO Ramon Bayer-Boatwright Daniel Zovatto Ramon Bayer-Boatwright and Henry are a gay couple.[375]
Henry Andy Bean
Navid Shokrani Marwan Salama Navid Shokrani is a non-binary transgender.[376][377]
2018–2019 Homecoming Amazon Prime Video Jacqueline Calico / Alex Eastern Janelle Monáe Calico and Temple are a couple.[378]
Audrey Temple Hong Chau
2018–2020 The House of Flowers Netflix Julián de la Mora Darío Yazbek Bernal Julián de la Mora is bisexual. He was in a relationship with a woman while secretly dating Diego Olvera. Diego is gay.[379][380][381][382][383]
Diego Olvera Juan Pablo Medina
María José Riquelme Paco León María José (formerly José María Riquelme) is a transgender woman that was married to Paulina de la Mora before transitioning. She remarried Paulina in the final episode of season 3. Paulina is pansexual. She was married to María José before she transitioned. After splitting up, she dated Alejo Salvat before reuniting with, and remarrying, María José. Kim is pansexual. She starts a relationship with María José.[381][382][383]
Paulina de la Mora Cecilia Suárez
Kim Cristina Umaña
Pato Lascuraín Christian Chávez Pato Lascuraín is a gay man and a drag queen. He is murdered for his sexuality. Agustín Corcuera is a closeted gay man. He kills Pato after the latter tries to expose their relationship.[381][382][383]
Agustín Corcuera Emilio Cuaik
2018–2019 Impulse YouTube Premium Jenna Faith Hope Sarah Desjardins Jenna comes to term with the realization that she's lesbian, then is outed to her parents by her friend (season 2). Kate is a young woman that Jenna meets at a college party during a poetry performance and Kate kisses Jenna afterwards. Megan Linderman is queer.[384]
Kate Sarah Swire
Megan Linderman Lauren Collins
2018 The Innocents Netflix Lil Sabrina Bartlett Lil kisses June. (She may be lesbian or bisexual.) Kam has a boyfriend, but is also involved with women. (She appears to be bisexual.) Sigrid has feelings for a woman back home. (She may be lesbian or bisexual.)[385]
Kam Abigail Hardingham
Sigrid Lise Risom Olsen
2018–2019 Insatiable Netflix Bob Barnard Christopher Gorham Bob Barnard claims to enjoy sex with women but self-identifies as gay. He has been in love with Bob Armstrong since they were teenagers.[386]
Bob Armstrong Dallas Roberts Bob Armstrong self-identifies as bisexual.[386]
Nonnie Thompson Kimmy Shields Nonnie is a closeted lesbian.[387]
Deborah "Dee" Marshall Ashley D. Kelley Dee is a lesbian.[388]
2018–2019 Instinct CBS Dylan Reinhart Alan Cumming Dylan Reinhart is gay. A former CIA operative-turned-university professor and best-selling author now helping the New York Police Department. Andy Wilson is gay. Dylan and Andy are married.[389]
Andy Wilson Daniel Ings
2018–2022 Killing Eve BBC America Villanelle Jodie Comer Villanelle is a bisexual assassin. She has sex with women and men, had a brief relationship with her neighbor Sebastian, fake married a woman, and is in love with Eve. In episode "You're Mine" (season 2, episode 8), Villanelle asks Eve to run away with her. When Eve rejects her, Villanelle shoots Eve. They finally end up together in the last season finale.
Eve Polastri Sandra Oh Eve Polastri appears to be bisexual. While married to her husband, she reveals an attraction towards Villanelle, even though they are rivals and that their cat-and-mouse relationship contains violence and obsession. In episode "Meetings Have Biscuits" (season 3, episode 3), Eve finally kisses Villanelle for the first time. Late in Season 4, Eve and Villanelle finally have sex.
Bill Pargrave David Haig Bill Pargrave is pansexual. He said he just falls in love with whoever he falls in love with. He chose to enter into a heterosexual marriage by arrangement because he wanted to father a child, and occasionally has sex with his wife who knows about his history with men.[390][391][392]
Hélène Camille Cottin Hélène is one of the high-ranking members of the Twelve organization, she is a lesbian with a child. She's seen going on dates with women, before she starts a mind-game dynamic with Eve that ends with them kissing in episode "It's Agony and I'm Ravenous" (season, 4, episode 4).
2018–2019 Krypton SyFy Adam Strange Shaun Sipos Adam Strange is quite likely bisexual. In season 1, episode "House of Zod", Adam Strange appreciates the view of the bare ass of a tattooed male Sagitari.[393][394]
Nyssa-Vex Wallis Day Nyssa is bisexual and was in a same-sex relationship in the past.[395]
2018–2022 Legacies The CW Josie Saltzman Kaylee Bryant Josie is pansexual. She was in a relationship with Penelope. Afterwards, she had a crush on Rafael and kissed him. She later dates Landon Kirby. She also had a crush on Hope. After this, she develops a crush on Jade.[396][397]
Penelope Park Lulu Antariksa Penelope is bisexual. She was in a relationship with Josie, and before Penelope left to attend a witches school she and Josie acknowledged that they loved each other. She also kissed MG.[398][399][400]
Hope Mikaelson Danielle Rose Russell Hope is bisexual. She was in a relationship with Landon and in season two admits that she had a crush on Josie when they were fourteen.[401][402]
Lizzie Saltzman Jenny Boyd Lizzie is attracted to women. During episode 12 of season 1, when Josie confesses her crush on Hope, she tells Lizzie "Every time I ever liked anyone, you go for them, and you always win." This implies that Lizzie showed attraction to Josie's past romantic interests, and that Josie was afraid Lizzie would do the same with Hope.[398]
Jade Giorgia Whigham Jade is bisexual. She has a budding romance with Josie.[403]
Maya Machado Bianca A Santos Maya is a lesbian. She was in a relationship with Finch. She also had a crush on both Hope and Josie.[404][405]
Finch Tarrayo Courtney Bandeko Finch is a lesbian. She dated Maya and is now dating Josie.[406]
2018 Life Sentence The CW Ida Abbott Gillian Vigman Ida is bisexual. She leaves her husband to be with her friend, Poppy.[407]
Poppy Claudia Rocafort
2018–2019 Light as a Feather Hulu Alex Portnoy Brianne Tju Alex is lesbian.[408]
Peri Adriyan Rae Peri is lesbian.[409]
2018– Manifest NBC Bethany Collins Mugga Bethany is lesbian and a flight attendant on Flight 828.[410]
Georgia Collins Eva Kaminsky Georgia is lesbian and married to Bethany.[411]
Thomas Sheldon Best Thomas is gay and smuggled on Flight 828 to escape homophobic persecution in Jamaica.[412]
2018 McMafia BBC One
AMC		 Semiyon Kleiman David Strathairn Semiyon is gay. He had a younger male lover.[413]
2018 My Brother's Husband NHK BS Premium Mike Flanagan Baruto Kaito Mike is the Canadian husband of Yaichi's dead brother Ryōji, who visits Japan to learn about his late husband's past and family. Mike is kind and gentle, contrasting with his muscular and bearish appearance. He is proudly gay and frequently wears t-shirts that feature LGBT iconography, such as the rainbow flag and pink triangle.[414]
2018– New Amsterdam NBC Iggy Frome Tyler Labine Iggy Frome and Martin McIntyre are married and have adopted three children from Bangladesh.[415]
Martin McIntyre Mike Doyle
Leyla Shinwari Shiva Kalaiselvan Leyla, a practicing doctor who immigrated to the United States, is a resident at New Amsterdam hospital. Leyla & Lauren were in a relationship. They broke up when it was revealed that Lauren paid New Amsterdam a bribe to create Leyla a resident spot at the hospital.[416]
Lauren Bloom Janet Montgomery Lauren is the director of the New Amsterdam ED, and her sexuality has not been directly stated. However, she was in a committed relationship with resident Leyla Shinwari.
Margot Lauren Ridloff Margot is a deaf woman who is having issues with her girlfriend since getting a cochlear implant.[417]
2018 The Novelist Fuji TV Kazumi Haruhiko Izuka Kenta Kazumi Haruhiko and Kijima Rio are a gay couple.[418]
Kijima Rio Takezai Terunosuke
2018 Origin YouTube Premium Agnes "Lee" Lebachi Adelayo Adedayo Agnes "Lee" Lebachi is a lesbian.[419]
Baum Arndt Philipp Christopher
Evelyn Rey Nora Arnezeder Evelyn Rey is bisexual.[419]
2018 Picnic at Hanging Rock Showcase (AU) Michael Fitzhubert Harrison Gilbertson Michael Fitzhubert is in love with Albert Crundall. Irma Leopold kisses Miranda Reid. Greta McGraw is a geography teacher whose father exiled her from home for being a lesbian. Marion Quade is lesbian. Greta and Marion are in a relationship.[420]
Irma Leopold Samara Weaving
Miranda Reid Lily Sullivan
Greta McGraw Anna McGahan
Marion Quade Madeleine Madden
2018–2019 Playing for Keeps Network Ten Rusty O'Reilly Ethan Panizza Rusty O'Reilly is gay. He and Jack Davies were having an affair before Jack's death.[421][422]
Jack Davies James Mason
Tahlia Woods Olympia Valance Tahlia Woods is bisexual.[423]
Hayley Fawkner Alexandra Adornetto Hayley Fawkner is a lesbian.[424]
2018–2021 Pose FX Blanca Rodriguez-Evangelista Mj Rodriguez Blanca is a transgender woman.[425]
Angel Evangelista Indya Moore Angel is a transgender woman.[425]
Elektra Abundance Dominique Jackson Elektra is a transgender woman.[426]
Pray Tell Billy Porter Pray is gay.[427]
Damon Richards-Evangelista Ryan Jamaal Swain Damon is gay.[425]
Ricky Evangelista Dyllón Burnside Ricky is gay and Damon's boyfriend.[427]
Candy Abundance Angelica Ross Candy is a transgender woman.[428]
Lulu Abundance Hailie Sahar Lulu is a transgender woman.[428]
Lil Papi described himself as an "equal opportunity lover".[429]
2018 Rise NBC Simon Saunders Ted Sutherland Simon Saunders is a closeted gay student raised by a very conservative religious family. Jeremy is Simon's co-star in the play, and potential love interest. Michael Hallowell is transgender.[430][431]
Michael Hallowell Ellie Desautels
Jeremy Sean Grandillo
2018– The Rookie ABC Jackson West Titus Makin Jackson West is gay. He's a rookie police officer and the son of a high-ranking police official. Gino Brown is gay. He is a nurse and in a relationship with Jackson West.[432][433]

Jackson: 54 episodes, S01 - S03 Gino: 3 episodes

Gino Brown Cameron J. Armstrong
Sterling Freeman Daniel Lissing 4 episodes
Simone Clark Niecy Nash 4 episodes => The Rookie: Feds (main cast)
Casey Fox Kat Foster 2 episodes
2018 Safe Canal 8
Netflix		 Pete Mayfield Marc Warren Pete is gay.[434]
2018 Seven Seconds Netflix Kadeuce Porter Corey Champagne Kadeuce Porter and Brenton Butler were in a relationship before Brenton was killed by a white cop who ran over him in a hit and run.[435][436]
Brenton Butler Daykwon Gaines
2018–2020 Siren Freeform Ryn Eline Powell Ryn is a bisexual mermaid. She is attracted to both Maddie and her boyfriend Ben. Maddie Bishop is revealed to be bisexual, as she is receptive to Ryn's attraction for her.[437]
Maddie Bishop Fola Evans-Akingbola
2018–2019 SKAM Austin Facebook Watch Shay Dixon La'Keisha Slade Shay Dixon is a lesbian. Tyler Nunez is gay and Shay's best friend.[438][439]
Tyler Nunez Giovanni Niubo
2018– Skam Italia TIMVision, Netflix Martino Rametta Federico Cesari Martino is gay. Season 2 centers around him and his coming-out journey.
2018–2019 Sorry for Your Loss Facebook Watch Jules Shaw Kelly Marie Tran Jules falls in love with a girl named Tommy.[440]
2018– Station 19 ABC Travis Montgomery Jay Hayden Travis is a gay firefighter.[441]
Emmett Dixon Lachlan Buchanan Emmett Dixon is gay, and is in an off-and-on relationship with Travis.[442]
Maya Bishop Danielle Savre Maya is a bisexual firefighter.[443] Maya later meets, falls in love, marries and have kids with doctor Carina DeLuca
Dr. Carina DeLuca Stefania Spampinato Carina is a bisexual doctor. Carina later meets, falls in love, marries and have kids with firefighter Maya Bishop
2018– Step Up: High Water YouTube Premium Tal Baker Petrice Jones Tal Baker is gay. Keiynan Lonsdale took over the role in season 3.[444][445]
Keiynan Lonsdale
2018–2019 Sweetbitter Starz Ariel Eden Epstein Ariel is a lesbian and a womanizer.[446] Sasha is a gay Russian immigrant.[447]
Sasha Daniyar
2018– This Close SundanceNow Michael Josh Feldman Michael is a graphic novelist, and Ryan is a real estate agent. The series starts after their engagement to be married is broken.[448][449][450]
Ryan Colt Prattes
2018– Titans DC Universe (seasons 1–2)
HBO Max (season 3–present)		 Tim Drake / Robin Jay Lycurgo Tim is bisexual.[451][452]
2018–2020 Vida Starz Emma Hernandez Mishel Prada Emma is bisexual.[453]
Eddy Martínez Ser Anzoategui Eddy is a lesbian.[453]
Cruz Maria-Elena Laas Cruz is lesbian.[453]
Sam Michelle Badillo Sam is non-binary.[454]
2018– You Lifetime Peach Salinger Shay Mitchell Peach Salinger is a lesbian.[455][456][457][458][459]
Forty James Scully Forty is sexually fluid and an aspiring but troubled filmmaker.[457]
Lucy Marielle Scott Lucy is lesbian and a literary agent in L.A. married to Sunrise. Sunrise, Lucy's wife, is lesbian and a stay-at-home lifestyle blogger.[457]
Sunrise Melanie Field
Sherry Shalita Grant Sherry and Cary are a bisexual couple who have polyamorous relationships with various people.[457]
Cary Travis Van Winkle
Dante Ben Mehl Dante is gay and a former war veteran who lives in Madre Linda with his husband Lansing and their two children.[457]
Lansing Noel Arthur
Andrew Christopher O'Shea Andrew is gay and a stay-at-home dad in Madre Linda married to Jackson. Jackson, Andrew's husband, is gay and a tech attorney.[457]
Jackson Bryan Safi
Adam Lukas Gage Adam is pansexual and is dating Phoebe.[457]

2019

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Year Show Network Character Actor Notes
2019 3 Will Be Free One 31
Line TV		 Shin Tay Tawan Shin is gay.[460]
Neo Joss Way-ar Neo is bisexual.[460]
Mae Jennie Panhan Mae is a trans woman.[460]
2019– All Rise CBS
OWN		 Judge Lisa Benner Marg Helgenberger Lisa is lesbian and mentor of Judge Lola Carmichael. She waited until same-sex marriage became legal to implement Wedding Day at the courthouse. Lisa had been in a four-year relationship when her girlfriend left her on that special day.[461]
2019–2021 Another Life Netflix Zayne JayR Tinaco Zayne is non-binary.[462]
Bernie Martinez A.J. Rivera Bernie dates Zayne.
2019–2022 Batwoman The CW Kate Kane Ruby Rose Kate Kane is the lesbian cousin of Bruce Wayne.[463]
Sophie Moore Meagan Tandy Sophie Moore is lesbian and Kate's former girlfriend. After breaking up with Kate and denying her sexuality, she married Tyler. Sophie comes to terms with being lesbian, tells her husband about her past relationship with Kate, ends her marriage, and comes out to her mother.[464]
Julia Pennyworth Christina Wolfe Julia Pennyworth is lesbian, Kate's ex-girlfriend, and a British spy.[465] Batwoman is the first lesbian superhero to forefront a prime time series.[466]
Ryan Wilder Javicia Leslie Ryan Wilder is a black lesbian. Javicia Leslie took over the role of Batwoman is season two.[467]
Angelique Martin Bevin Bru Angelique Martin is a lesbian. She is Ryan's drug-dealing ex-girlfriend.[468]
Safiyah Sohail Shivani Ghai Safiyah Sohail is a lesbian. She is Queen of the pirate nation of Coryana.[469]
Tatiana Leah Gibson Tatiana is a lesbian. She is an assassin known as The Whisper.[469]
Evan Blake Lincoln Clauss Evan Blake is a non-binary queer. They are an art thief known as Wolf Spider.[470]
Reagan Brianne Howey Reagan is a lesbian. She is a bartender.[471]
Gina Favour Onosemuede Gina is a lesbian. She is Parker Torres' girlfriend.[472]
Parker Torres Malia Pyles Parker Torres is a lesbian. She becomes the Terrier and blackmails Gotham.[473]
Sara Lance Caity Lotz Sara Lance is bisexual. She had a guest appearance in 2019, episode "Crisis on Infinite Earths".[474]
2019– Bob Hearts Abishola CBS Morenike Tori Danner Morenike is a lesbian.
2019 Bluff City Law NBC Della Bedford Jayne Atkinson Della is lesbian. She comes out after ending her 15-year marriage.[475]
2019–2021 Bonding Netflix Pete Brendan Scannell Pete is an openly gay man who becomes an assistant to his dominatrix friend.[476]
Josh Theo Stockman Josh is gay and Pete's boyfriend.[477]
2019– The Boys Amazon Prime Video Ezekiel Shaun Benson Ezekiel is a closeted homosexual.[478][479]
Queen Maeve Dominique McElligott Queen Maeve is bisexual. She had romances with Elena and Homelander; however, she was closeted.[480]
Elena Nicola Correia-Damude Elena is lesbian and Maeve's ex-girlfriend.[481][482]
Frenchie Tomer Capone Frenchie is bisexual and has had relationships with men and women.
2019– Carnival Row Amazon Prime Video Vignette Stonemoss Cara Delevingne Vignette Stonemoss is bisexual and a fairy. Tourmaline Larou is either bisexual or lesbian, and a fairy. Vignette and Tourmaline were once lovers and are now close friends.[483]
Tourmaline Larou Karla Crome
Costin Finch Gregory Gudgeon Costin Finch was a closeted gay and the Headmaster of an orphanage. Dr. Morange was a closeted gay and the coroner for the Constabulary. Costin and Morange were longtime lovers and would meet in secret at the fairy brothel.[484]
Dr. Morange John Malafronte
2019 The Club Netflix Santiago Caballero Alejandro Puente Santiago is gay. Max is gay. Santiago and Max are dating.[485][486][487]
Max Martín Saracho
2019– Coroner CBC Ross Khalighi Ehren Kassam Ross Khalighi is gay and the teenage son of coroner Jenny Cooper. Matteo is gay and Ross's boyfriend. Ross and Matteo are dating.[488]
Matteo Graeme Jokic
Alison Trent Tamara Podemski Alison Trent is lesbian and Cooper's assistant.[489][490]
Sabina Jeananne Goossen Sabina is lesbian. Alison and Sabina are dating.[491]
Taylor Kim Alli Chung Taylor Kim is lesbian and a detective. She told her colleague that she left home when she was 16, and lives with her girlfriend and their three dogs.[492]
River Baitz Kiley May River is Two Spirit. They are in a relationship with Dennis Garcia
Alphonse Usmani Shawn Ahmed Alphonse is gay and Cooper's assistant. He begins seeing Ross in Season 4
2019 Dark Blue Kiss GMM 25
Line TV		 Pete Tay Tawan Pete and Kao are boyfriends. Non has a same-sex crush on Kao. Sun and Mork are gay love interests. Thai boys' love series.[493][494][495]
Kao New Thitipoom
Non AJ Chayapol
Sun Podd Suphakorn
Mork Fluke Gawin
2019– David Makes Man OWN Mx. Elijah Travis Coles Mx. Elijah is gender nonconforming.[496]
Femi Trace Lysette Femi is a trans woman.[496]
Star Child Logan Rozos Star Child is a trans man.[496]
2019 Daybreak Netflix Turbo "Bro Jock" Pokaski Cody Kearsley Turbo is gay and is in a relationship with Wesley Fists.[497]
Wesley Fists Austin Crute Wesley is gay and is in a relationship with Turbo.[497]
2019–2021 Dickinson Apple TV+ Emily Dickinson Hailee Steinfeld Emily Dickinson is lesbian and an aspiring poet. She is in love with Sue Gilbert, her best friend, who is bisexual.[498]
Sue Gilbert Ella Hunt
2019– Doom Patrol DC Universe Jane Diane Guerrero Jane is a lesbian.[499][500]
Shelley Byron / The Fog Wynn Everett
Larry Trainor Matt Bomer Larry Trainor is a gay superhero. Larry and John Bowers were in a relationship before Larry's accident. When Larry is all bandaged up, he is played by actor Matthew Zuk.[501][502]
John Bowers Kyle Clements John Bowers is gay. He was having an affair with Larry Trainor before the accident.[503][504]
Maura Lee Karupt Alan Mingo Jr. Maura Lee Karupt is a trans woman.[505]
Mr. 104 Sendhil Ramamurthy
Danny the Street N/A Danny the Street is a sentient gender-queer street with the power to teleport themselves and their residents to any location in the world. They communicate through street signs, napkins, neon signs, and anything else they can create letters on.[505][506]
2019– Euphoria HBO Rue Bennett Zendaya Rue Bennett is queer and has a crush on Jules.[507]
Jules Hunter Schafer Jules is a transgender young woman.[507]
Cal Jacobs Eric Dane Cal Jacobs is bisexual. He is married but has a secret Grindr profile.[508]
TC Bobbi Salvör Menuez TC is non-binary.[509]
Anna Quintessa Swindell Anna is non-binary and hooks up with Jules.[509]
2019– Five Bedrooms Network Ten Harry Roy Joseph Harry is a gay surgeon. He lives with his mother, who doesn't know he is gay.[510][511]
Pete Portelli Adam Fiorentino Pete Portelli is a gay cop in the neighborhood.[512]
2019– For All Mankind Apple TV+ Larry Wilson Nate Corddry Larry is gay and works at NASA. He marries Ellen Waverly, who is a lesbian, to save his career.[513]
Ellen Waverly Jodi Balfour Ellen Waverly is a lesbian astronaut. She likes Pam, but marries Larry, who is gay, to save her career.[513][514]
Pam Horton Meghan Leathers Pam is a lesbian. She owns the bar where most of the NASA employees hang out.[513][515]
Elise Mele Ihara Elise is a lesbian and Pam's girlfriend. Guest appearance.[516]
2019– Four More Shots Please! Amazon Prime Video Umang Singh Bani J Umang is bisexual.[517]
2019– The Game of Keys Amazon Prime Video Valentín Lombardo Horacio Pancheri Valentín Lombardo is gay.[518]
Daniel Manuel Vega Daniel is gay and Valentín Lombardo's lover.[519][520][521]
2019– Gentleman Jack BBC One Anne Lister Suranne Jones Anne Lister and Ann Walker are a couple. Ann admits that she loves Anne.[522][523][524]
Ann Walker Sophie Rundle
2019– Ghosts BBC One The Captain Ben Willbond A stern, closeted World War II Army officer.
2019–2020 Girls from Ipanema Netflix Thereza Soares Mel Lisboa Set in the 1950s, Thereza Soares is bisexual and married to Nelson, with whom she has an open relationship. She has an affair with female journalist Helô. Helô is lesbian.[525][526]
Helô Thaila Ayala
2019– Good Omens Prime Video Aziraphale Michael Sheen Aziraphale is a genderless angel who presents as a man. In the season two finale, it is confirmed that he is in love with the demon Crowley.
Crowley David Tennant Crowley is a genderfluid demon who presents masculinely in the present day, but has been shown to change gender presentations over time.[527] In the season two finale, he confesses his love to Aziraphale.
Pollution Lourdes Faberes Uses singular they/them pronouns and is described by book co-author and series writer Neil Gaiman as non-binary.
Maggie Maggie Service Maggie is a record store owner and one of Aziraphale's tenants in Soho. She is a lesbian and is in love with Nina, another shopkeeper.
Nina Nina Sosanya Nina is a coffee shop owner in Soho. She is a lesbian and is romantically interested in Maggie by the end of season two.
2019– Good Trouble Freeform Alice Kwan Sherry Cola Alice Kwan is lesbian.[528][529]
Gael Tommy Martinez Gael is bisexual.[528][530]
Bryan Michael Galante Bryan is gay. He and Gael date.[528][531]
Elijah Adrieux Denim Richards Elijah Adrieux is Gael's ex-boyfriend.[528][532]
Jazmin Martinez Hailie Sahar Jazmin Martinez is a trans woman.[533]
Joey Daisy Eagan Joey is non-binary.[533][534]
Lena Adams Foster Sherri Saum Lena Adams Foster is a lesbian.[533][535]
Lindsay Brady River Butcher Lindsay Brady is non-binary and queer.[533][536]
Meera Mattei Briana Venskus Meera Mattei is a lesbian.[533][537]
Stef Adams Foster Teri Polo Stef Adams Foster is a lesbian.[533][538]
Sumi Kara Wang Sumi is a lesbian.[533][539]
Shaun Kye Tamm Shaun is a trans man.[533]
Ruby Shannon Chan-Kent Ruby is a lesbian.[533][540]
Sydney Caitlin Kimball Sydney is a lesbian.[533]
Shai Floraz Anisha Jagannathan Shai Floraz is queer.[533]
2019 Grand Hotel ABC Yolanda ("Yoli") Renna Justina Adorno Yolanda ("Yoli") Renna is queer. She was in a relationship with Sky Garibaldi before Marisa.[541]
Sky Garibaldi Arielle Kebbel Sky Garibaldi is a lesbian and a cook at the hotel. She was murdered during a hurricane.[541]
Marisa Sabrina Texidor Marisa is a lesbian and also works at the hotel.[541]
2019 Handsome Stewardess GagaOOLala Meng Huang Pei-jia Meng falls in love with another member of cabin crew — a stewardess. Singapore's first TV series to feature a lesbian couple.[542]
2019– High School Musical: The Musical: The Series Disney+ Big Red Larry Saperstein Big Red is bisexual.[543]
Ashlyn Caswell Julia Lester Caswell is bisexual.[544]
Carlos Rodriguez Frankie Rodriguez Carlos and Seb are boyfriends.[545]
Seb Matthew-Smith Joe Serafini
Carol Salazar-Roberts Nicole Sullivan Carol and Dana are Nini's mothers.[546]
Dana Salazar-Roberts Michelle Noh
2019 The I-Land Netflix Blair Sibylla Deen Blair was married to a woman.[547][548]
2019–2022 In the Dark The CW Jess Damon Brooke Markham Jess is a lesbian veterinarian. She's the roommate and best friend of Murphy Mason. Jess and Vanessa are in a romantic relationship and they admit that they love each other. Vanessa is either lesbian or bisexual. They break up after Jess cheats on Vanessa.[549][550]
Vanessa Humberly Gonzalez
Sam Cortni Vaughn Joyner Sam is a butch lesbian henchwoman and liquidator.[549][550]
Sterling Natalie Liconti Sterling is lesbian and Sam's girlfriend. She infiltrates Guiding Hope as a kennel assistant and dates Jess to gain her trust while keeping an eye on everyone.[549][550]
2019 The InBetween NBC Tom Hackett Paul Blackthorne Tom Hackett is a gay detective in the Seattle police department and married to Brian Currie, a gay therapist.[551][552]
Brian Currie Michael B. Silver Brian Currie is a gay therapist, married to Tom Hackett.[551][552]
2019– The L Word: Generation Q Showtime Bette Porter Jennifer Beals Bette is lesbian.[553][554][555]
Shane McCutcheon Katherine Moennig Shane is lesbian.[554]
Alice Pieszecki Leisha Hailey Alice is bisexual.[554]
Dani Núñez Arienne Mandi Dani is lesbian.[555][556]
Sophie Suarez Rosanny Zayas Sophie is lesbian. Dani and Sophie are engaged.[555][556]
Gigi Ghorbani Sepideh Moafi Gigi is lesbian.[555][556]
Micah Lee Leo Sheng Micah is a trans man.[555][557]
Sarah Finley Jacqueline Toboni Sarah is lesbian.[555][556]
José Freddy Miyares José is gay.[558]
Angelica Porter-Kennard Jordan Hull Angelica Porter-Kennard is not straight.[555][559]
Felicity Adams Latarsha Rose Felicity Adams is a lesbian.[555][560]
Jordi Sophie Giannamore Jordi is not straight.[555][561]
Lena Mercedes Mason Lena is a lesbian.[555][562]
Natalie Bailey Stephanie Allynne Natalie Bailey is a lesbian.[555][559]
Pierce Williams Brian Michael Smith Pierce Williams is a trans man.[555][557]
Quiara Thompson Lex Scott Davis Quiara Thompson is a lesbian.[555][563]
Rebecca Olivia Thirlby Rebecca is bisexual.[555][563]
Tess Van De Berg Jamie Clayton Tess Van De Berg is a lesbian.[555][561]
Heather Fortune Feimster Heather is a lesbian.[555][563][564][565]
Roxane Gay Roxane Gay Roxane Gay is bisexual. Guest character.[555][563][564]
Maya Stevenson Tamara Taylor Maya Stevenson is not straight. Guest character.[555][563][564]
Tina Kennard Laurel Holloman Tina Kennard is bisexual. Guest character.[555][563][564]
Megan Rapinoe Megan Rapinoe Megan Rapinoe is a lesbian. Guest character.[555][563][565]
Zoe Ashley Gallegos Zoe is a lesbian. Guest character.[555][563][564]
2019 Limetown Facebook Watch Lia Haddock Jessica Biel Lia is a lesbian journalist investigating the disappearance of the population of a small Appalachian town. Lia's girlfriend is lesbian.[566]
Lia's girlfriend Kandyse McClure
2019– Made In Heaven Amazon Prime Video Karan Mehra Arjun Mathur Karan is a gay wedding planner in Delhi.[567][568]
2019–2021 Merlí: Sapere Aude Movistar+ Pol Rubio Carlos Cuevas Pol Rubio comes out as bisexual. Bruno Bergeron is gay. Pol and Bruno have a complicated romance, extended from the previous TV series, Merlí.[569][570]
Bruno Bergeron David Solans
Otilia Clàudia Vega Otilia is a lesbian. Amy O'Connor is a lesbian. Otilia and Amy hook up at a party.[571]
Amy O'Connor Lesley Grant
Axel Jordi Coll Pol and Axel start dating in season 2.[572]
2019– The Morning Show Apple TV+ Bradley Jackson Reese Witherspoon Bradley Jackson is bisexual and in the closet.[573]
Laura Peterson Julianna Margulies Laura Peterson is a lesbian who begins dating Bradley in Season 2.[574]
2019– Nancy Drew The CW Bess Marvin Maddison Jaizani Bess Marvin is a lesbian and a waitress at The Bayside Claw. She develops a romantic interest in Lisbeth.[575]
Lisbeth Katie Findlay Lisbeth is a lesbian and a state police officer working undercover as a driver and transporter. Lisbeth tells Bess that she really likes her.[575]
Addy Soctomah Rachel Colwell (Season 3) Addy is a lesbian and a STEM counselor working at the Horseshoe Bay youth center. She becomes involved in a relationship with Bess.
2019 No Good Nick Netflix Jeremy Thompson Kalama Epstein Jeremy is gay. He kisses Eric and comes out as gay to his family.[576]
Eric Gus Kamp Eric is gay. He tells Jeremy that his family already knew he was gay before coming out to them.[576]
2019 Now Apocalypse Starz Ulysses Zane Avan Jogia Ulysses is bisexual or gay. Stoned and paranoid is pretty much his default mode.[577][578]
Gabriel Tyler Posey Gabriel is gay. Gabriel goes on a date with Ulysses and then they swap handjobs in an alleyway.[579][580]
Isaac Jacob Artist Isaac is gay, and hooks up with Ulysses.[581][582]
2019 Osmosis Netflix Lucas Apert Stéphane Pitti Lucas is gay. He uses Osmosis, a beta dating app, in the hope that it will help him with his boyfriend and to stop cheating.[583]
Billie Tual Yuming Hey Billie is a genderqueer scientist that uses the pronouns she/her.[584][585]
2019–2020 Pandora The CW Jacqueline "Jax" Zhou Priscilla Quintana Jax is bisexual.[586]
Cordelia Fried Isabelle Bonfrer Cordelia Fried is a lesbian.[586]
Atria Nine Raechelle Banno Atria Nine is pansexual.[586]
Aleka Elizabeth Hammerton Aleka is pansexual.[586]
2019–2020 The Politician Netflix Payton Hobart Ben Platt Payton Hobart is bisexual. He initially identifies as straight and dates his classmate Alice Charles, but he develops a romantic relationship with his male classmate River Barkley and even has a threesome with River and his girlfriend Astrid Sloan. He and Alice later enter a short-lived polyamorous relationship with Astrid before getting married.[587]
River Barkley David Corenswet
Astrid Sloan Lucy Boynton Astrid describes herself and her boyfriend River Barkley as kinda fluid, and enegages in a threeway with River and his male lover Payton Hobart. After River's death she has a brief sexual relationship with a man named Ricardo and also engages in a short term polyamorous relationship with Payton and his girlfriend Alice Charles.[588]
Georgina Hobart Gwyneth Paltrow In season 1 Georgina leaves her husband Keaton for her female horse trainer, Brigitte. She later has relationships with Alison and Tino McCutcheon.[589][590]
Brigitte Martina Navratilova
McAfee Westbrook Laura Dreyfuss Throughout the series McAfee has relationships with men and women.[591]
Skye Leighton Rahne Jones Skye Leighton is a gender non-conforming lesbian.[592]
James Sullivan Theo Germaine James Sullivan is a trans man.[593]
Marcus Standish Joe Morton For over ten years Marcus and his wife Dede were involved in a polyamorous relationship with a man named William Ward, although William dumps them after falling in love with another woman. Marcus and Dede briefly engage in a sexual relationship with a different man before dumping him and divorcing each other.[594]
William Ward Teddy Sears For over ten years Teddy was engaged in a polyamorous relationship with married couple Marcus and Dede Standish, but eventually leaves them for a woman named Hadassah Gold.[594]
Alice Charles Julia Schlaepfer Alice initially only has relationships with men, including a long time relationship with her classmate Payton Hobart, an affair with Payton's best friend James Sullivan, and a brief engagement to a male classmate. She later develops a short term polyamorous relationship with Payton and Astrid Sloan before eventually dumping Astrid and marrying Payton.[595][596][597]
Andi Mueller Robin Weigert Andi Mueller is a lesbian.[598]
Susan Liv Mai Susan is a lesbian.[599]
2019 Pretty Little Liars: The Perfectionists Freeform Alison DiLaurentis Sasha Pieterse Alison is bisexual. She was in a relationship with Emily Fields in the first series.[600]
Dylan Walker Eli Brown Dylan is gay.[601][602]
Andrew Villareal Evan Bittencourt Andrew is gay.[601][602][603]
Nolan Hotchkiss Chris Mason Nolan is bisexual.[601][602]
2019 Proven Innocent Fox Madeline Scott Rachelle Lefevre Madeline is bisexual. She was with Wren during her time in prison. Wren is a lesbian.[604]
Wren Candice Coke
2019 The Red Line CBS Dr. Harrison Brennan Corey Reynolds Dr. Harrison Brennan is gay. He is married to Daniel Calder. He is shot while unarmed by a white cop.[605][606]
Daniel Calder Noah Wyle Daniel Calder is gay. He is a high school history teacher mourning the death of his husband, Dr. Harrison Brennan, a black man who is shot while unarmed by a white cop.[605][606]
Liam Bhatt Vinny Chhibber Liam is a gay Muslim American teacher.[607]
Riley Hooper J.J. Hawkins Riley is a trans-masculine high school student.[608][609]
2019– The Righteous Gemstones HBO Kelvin Gemstone Adam DeVine Kelvin kisses Keefe.[610]
Keefe Chambers Tony Cavalero
2019–2022 Roswell, New Mexico The CW Michael Guerin Michael Vlamis Michael is a bisexual alien.[611]
Alex Manes Tyler Blackburn Alex is gay.[612][613]
Isobel Evans Lily Cowles Isobel Evans-Bracken is pasexual.[614]
Charlie Cameron Jamie Clayton Charlie Cameron is a trans woman, and an FBI agent. She uses the alias Agent Grace Powell.[615]
Blair Sarah Minnich Blair is a lesbian, and a bartender at the local gay bar.[616]
2019– Sex Education Netflix Eric Effiong Ncuti Gatwa Eric is openly gay.[617]
Anwar Chaneil Kular Anwar is gay.[618]
Adam Groff Connor Swindells Adam Groff is bisexual. He's in a relationship with Aimee at the start of season 1 but later kisses and pursues Eric.[619]
Ruthie Lily Newmark Ruthie is lesbian.[620]
Tanya Alice Hewkin Tanya is lesbian.[620]
Sofia Marchetti Hannah Waddingham Sofia and Roz Marchetti are Jackson's lesbian mothers.[620][621]
Roz Marchetti Sharon Duncan-Brewster
Rahim Sami Outalbali Rahim is gay. He is introduced in season 2 and is in a relationship with Eric.[622]
Florence Mirren Mack Florence is asexual.[623]
Ola Nyman Patricia Allison Ola is pansexual.[624]
Cal Bowman Dua Saleh Cal is a non-binary student.[625]
2019 The Society Netflix Sam Sean Berdy Sam is gay and deaf. Grizz is gay and learns sign language so he can communicate with Sam. They are romantically and sexually involved with each other.[626][627][628]
Grizz Jack Mulhern
2019–2021 Special Netflix Ryan Hayes Ryan O'Connell Ryan is openly gay.[629][630]
Carey Augustus Prew Carey is a gay journalist. He has a boyfriend, but befriends Ryan.[631]
2019 The Stranded Netflix Krit Perth Tanapon Krit and Jack are a gay couple.[632][633]
Jack Mark Siwat
Arisa Chaleeda Gilbert Arisa is a lesbian.[634]
Ying Ticha Wongtipkanon Ying is bisexual.[634]
2019–2020 Stumptown ABC Dexadrine "Dex" Parios Cobie Smulders Dex is bisexual.[635][636]
2019 Tales of the City Netflix Shawna Hawkins Elliot Page Shawna is bisexual.[637]
Michael 'Mouse' Tolliver Murray Bartlett Michael is gay.[638]
Ben Marshall Charlie Barnett Ben is Michael's boyfriend.[639]
Anna Madrigal Olympia Dukakis Anna is a transgender woman.[637][640]
Jake Rodriguez Garcia Jake is a transgender male.[637]
Margot Park May Hong Margot is lesbian.[637]
Samuel Garland Victor Garber Samuel is gay.[641]
DeDe Halcyon Day Barbara Garrick DeDe is lesbian.[637]
Claire Duncan Zosia Mamet Claire is Shawna's love interest.[637]
Ida Best Bob the Drag Queen Ida is gay and a drag queen.[642]
Harrison Matthew Risch Harrison is gay.[643]
Flaco Ramirez Juan Castano Flaco is gay.[644]
Mateo Dickie Hearts Mateo is gay and deaf.[645]
Inka Gisladottior Samantha Soule Inka is bisexual.[637]
2019–2020 TharnType: The Series One31 Tharn Mew Suppasit Tharn is gay. Tharn and Type are love interests.[646] Thai boys love television series.
Type Gulf Kanawut Type is gay.[646]
Lhong Kaownah Kittipat Lhong is gay.[647]
Tar Kokliang Parinya Tar is Tharn's ex-boyfriend.[647]
Tum Hiter Natthad Tum is gay.[647]
Khlui Mawin Tanawin Khlui is gay.[647]
2019 Theory of Love GMM 25 Third Gun Atthaphan Third originally has a secret crush on Khai but they eventually become a gay couple.[648]
Khai Off Jumpol
2019– Toy Boy Antena 3
Netflix		 Jairo Carlos Constanzia Jairo is openly gay. Andrea is gay. Jairo and Andrea develop a romantic relationship.[649]
Andrea Norman Medina Juanjo Almeida
2019–2020 Trinkets Netflix Elodie Davis Brianna Hildebrand Elodie Davis is lesbian and a kleptomaniac. Sabine is a queer singer who shows interest in Elodie. This is reciprocated, and they kiss.[650]
Sabine Katrina Cunningham
2019– The Umbrella Academy Netflix Klaus Hargreeves Robert Sheehan Klaus (aka The Séance, Number Four) is pansexual.[651][652][653]
Viktor Hargreeves Elliot Page Viktor (aka The White Violin, Number 7) is a bisexual trans man.[654]
Dave Cody Ray Thompson Dave is gay. He and Klaus were together during the Vietnam War when Klaus travels back in time.[655][656]
Sissy Cooper Marin Ireland Sissy is bisexual.[654]
2019 The Untamed Tencent Video Wei Wuxian Xiao Zhan Wei Wuxian and Lan Wangji have a romantic friendship. The original web novel depicted a romantic relationship between the two main male characters, but it was changed for the television adaptation due to media censorship of LGBT portrayals.[657]
Lan Wangji Wang Yibo
2019–2020 Until We Meet Again Line TV Dean Ohm Thitiwat Dean and Pharm are a gay couple. Thai boys love television series.[658][659][660]
Pharm Fluke Natouch
In Earth Katsamonnat In and Korn are a gay couple.[659][660]
Korn Kao Noppakao
Team Prem Warut Team and Win are a couple.[659][660]
Win Boun Noppanut
Alex Mean Phiravich Alex is bisexual. He initially had a crush on Pharm but later dates Del.[659][660]
2019 Watchmen HBO Will Reeves Louis Gossett Jr. Will Reeves is gay or bisexual, and had an affair with Nelson Gardner.[661]
Nelson Gardner Jovan Adepo
2019 Weird City YouTube Premium Stu Dylan O'Brien Stu and Burt are in a sexual and romantic relationship. They are assigned to be together after an app determines they are meant for one another.[662][663]
Burt Ed O'Neill
Liquia Laverne Cox Liquia and Jathryn are in a committed romantic and sexual relationship.[664][665]
Jathryn Sara Gilbert
2019–2023 What Did You Eat Yesterday? TV Tokyo, Toho Shiro Kakei Hidetoshi Nishijima Shiro and Kenji are the main characters and they have been together for three years.[666]
Kenji Yabuki Seiyō Uchino
2019 What/If Netflix Marcos Juan Castano Marcos and Lionel are a couple.[667][668]
Lionel John Clarence Stewart
Kevin Derek Smith Kevin was a one time hook-up for the couple, but became a good friend.[667][668]
2019– What We Do in the Shadows FX Laszlo Cravensworth Matt Berry Laszlo is married to Nadja. In the pilot, he admits to a secret affair with Baron Afanas. He also has had multiple sexual encounters with men[669]
Nandor the Relentless Kayvan Novak It is revealed in Season 4 that some of the 37 wives Nandor had in the past were men, he just calls all of them wives,[670] he has also hooked up with Laszlo at least twice.[669]
Nadja of Antipaxos Natasia Demetriou Nadja is Laszlo's wife. Although she's mostly shown an interest in men, Nadja passionately made love to a female reincarnation of a resurrected lover.[669]
Guillermo de la Cruz Harvey Guillén Guillermo comes out as gay in Season 4.[671]
2019–2021 Why Women Kill CBS All Access
Paramount+		 Karl Grove Jack Davenport Karl is Simone's husband who is using their relationship to conceal his homosexuality.[672]
Taylor Harding Kirby Howell-Baptiste Taylor is a bisexual feminist attorney in an open marriage.[672]
Jade Alexandra Daddario Jade is the mistress of Taylor.[673]
2019 The Witcher Netflix Jaskier Joey Batey Jaskier is sapioromantic, sapiosexual,[674] panromantic and pansexual,[675] and Radovid is gay.[676] They have a crush on each other, kiss, and make love (off screen, implied by Radovid asking Jaskier to "take him") in Season 3.[677]
Radovid Hugh Skinner
2019– World on Fire BBC One Webster O'Connor Brian J. Smith Webster O'Connor is a gay American doctor. Albert Fallou is a gay Parisian saxophonist. They are in a romantic relationship.[678]
Albert Fallou Parker Sawyers
2019 Years and Years BBC One Daniel Lyons Russell Tovey Daniel is gay. He was married to Ralph and is in a relationship with Viktor.[679][680][681][682]
Ralph Cousins Dino Fetscher Ralph is gay. He is Daniel's ex-husband.[679][680][681][682]
Viktor Goraya Maxim Baldry Viktor is gay. He is in a relationship with Daniel.[679][680][681][682]
Edith Lyons Jessica Hynes Edith Lyons is a lesbian. Fran Baxter is a lesbian. They are in a relationship.[683][621]
Fran Baxter Sharon Duncan-Brewster

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