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Your Guide to Ladies Loving Ladies on Television

Feb 25, 2014 11:31

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true blood (hbo), glee (fox), television - cw, degrassi (netflix), television - nbc, television - syfy, television - starz, orange is the new black (netflix), skins (us), skins (uk), lgbtq / rights, the good wife / the good fight (cbs), orphan black (space / bbc america), netflix, sailor moon, television - bbc, house / hugh laurie, greys anatomy (abc), television, television - hbo, buffyverse / whedonverse, ellen degeneres, television - freeform, pretty little liars (freeform)

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shamoogity February 25 2014, 17:46:13 UTC

What happened to Naomi and Emily in Skins: Fire? I can't be bothered to watch.

_pinkpornstar_ February 25 2014, 17:49:22 UTC

[Spoiler (click to open)]They're in a long-distance relationship and Naomi lives with Effy and then Naomi gets cancer and dies and everyone is sad.

shamoogity February 25 2014, 18:11:53 UTC

Seriously? Glad I didn't bother. I didn't even realize it took place over a long enough period of time for that to happen. Skins has the most inconsistent writing ever.

tigermilk February 25 2014, 17:51:40 UTC

What do white dude writers always do to lesbian couples? Can't let them happily ever after.

windinthewires February 25 2014, 18:14:33 UTC

Skins Fire was actually written by a woman (Jess Brittain), but yeah, to see [Spoiler (click to open)]the dead lesbian trope crop up again was pretty annoying.

tigermilk February 25 2014, 18:18:08 UTC

My b. I'm just so fucking tired of that shit.

likewowman February 25 2014, 18:18:20 UTC

ugh you're boring

every relationship ended badly on that show

literally every. single. one.

tigermilk February 25 2014, 18:19:29 UTC

You're right, every relationship ended poorly.

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