The progenitor of gay British TV, Queer as Folk, turned 25 this year. The ten-episode comedy-drama aired in 1999 and remains just as enjoyable now (if not quite as relevant) as it was a quarter century ago.
The new era of Doctor Who, with its big swings, musical numbers, and larger-than-life characters, has felt like a party. This season not only has casual queer representation, it celebrates queerness.
Nolly, a three-part miniseries about Noele Gordon's (Helena Bonham Carter) latter career, kicks off with a serious wobble. The contextless premiere introduces the beginning and end of her TV career and forges to explain the very important middle.
