The L Word

"Funny sad and life"

"Fantastic show. It is a bit outdated but it still has great content and I love the cast! "

"Obvs a stable in any gay awakening "

"I love lesbians. Let’s go lesbians! "

"The show is to every white lesbian stream, too big on representation for us POC‘s, but it’s still fulfills the lesbian romance and drama that I need in my life that I don’t get because I don’t interact with anyone other than my dog."

"#lesbian 101. Very #gay "

"#lgbtq #drama #comedy I see why people watch(s/-ed) this show for years. This probably the only show I’d go back to watch just for fun. "

"Hot, dramatic. One of the first multi lesbian centred shows that existed. "

"It's all we have"

" Hear me out, and make season 7 like this: Jenny's death was a dream. It was a look into one of Jenny's stories she wrote. You back up to season five in many regards, before Jenny died. Season 7: ➡️Jenny & Marina. ➡️Shane & Molly. ➡️Alice, Uta, & Bette Triad. ➡️Helena & Cobie. ➡️Lara & Carmen. ➡️Tina is the one straight female. ➡️Kit & Sunset Boulevard. ➡️Max and Billie are the gay male couple of the group. ➡️Mark gets arrested. Positive representation of mental illness & Neurodiversity, bisexuality, transgenderism, polyamory/ethical non-monogamy, substance abuse recovery, being an Entrepreneur, or being famous. Alice heals her anger, gets organized, and stable (like she presents in GQ), Bette channels her desire for control into something constructive, and realizes she is polyamorous, and so does Shane. Bette and Shane go to therapy and work on not sabotaging their happiness. Helena goes to therapy and fixes the overcorrection of swinging from abuser to being abused, by setting healthy boundaries and expectations. Tina finds her independence, and excitement in her own life, without a partner, and she goes to anger management with Alice. "