Out Takes

29 Apr 2021

Lights, Camera, Television!

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“I never miss a chance to have sex or appear on television” – Gore Vidal.

This week on Out Takes, we’re not talking about our sex lives but we did turn our attention to some of the best new short format fare that has graced our TV screens over the past 12 months, including Ryan Murphey’s ‘Ratched’, the incredible Spanish short series ‘Veneno’, the coming of age sci-fi tale ‘I am Not Okay With This’ and more. These are TV series that push the boundaries of queer representation; series that depict nuanced and diverse LGBTIQ stories. We share why they stood out for us from the hours of television we watched during COVID times and why we highly recommend you check them out too.

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