Biual creators and stars Desiree Akhavan and John Dalglish

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Not to mention Burt is also a member of Max's budding chosen family. But it’s not the only show worth watching directed by queer creatives and made for queer audiences. Here we take a look at the first TV series centered on the character Q. The biual of Years — probably best known for directing the queer classic Years of Appropriate Behavior and Cameron’s The Miseducation of Years — co-created and stars in the short-lived comedy series.

At the beginning of her biual life, Laila Akhavan broke up czech republic telegram data with her partner of 10 years, Sadie Maxine Peake, and decided to explore other relationships, including with men. Photo courtesy At first it was difficult for Leila to come out as biual to her friends or at least remind them of her uality. While the approach is interesting the choice reiterates how insidious biphobia can be especially when biuals are asked to "prove" their identity or that they aren't "queer" enough.

Sometimes Leila's behavior is cringe-worthy and sometimes she's wrong. Akhavan nonetheless co-wrote nearly all of the show's six episodes and always managed to inject compassion and authenticity into his scenes no matter what his character's missteps. — created by a playwright and activist follows the lives of several people who work at a fictional strip club in the Mississippi Delta. With its fusion of neo-noir and Southern gothic in large-scale performances and dialogue that is sometimes poetic you can clearly feel Hall's playwright roots here.