10 LGBTQ+ TV shows to watch in 2023

Over the last few years, representation of the LGBTQ+ community on screen has increased massively. Negative stereotypes and token gay side characters are now starting to be replaced by fully fleshed-out central characters. In fact, we’ve even started to see kids movies (including Disney movies) include LGBTQ characters.  When it comes to LGBTQ+ representation in TV shows, there are now many options. What are some great examples? This post lists a few. Heartstopper Heartstopper won over the hearts of many viewers last year for its portrayal of young love between two British teens, Charlie and Nick. Adapted from a graphic novel and web comic, the series has been praised for its realistic depiction of modern school life and the emotional struggles that comes with deciding whether a friendship is something more. You can watch the first season right now on Netflix, while season 2 is set to be released in August. Velma Since the Scooby Doo franchise launched in the 60s, there have been many speculations as to whether Velma was supposed to be a lesbian character. Well, now the beloved Mystery Machine member has her own spin-off show and she’s officially come out. The horror comedy has received mixed reviews for its storytelling, but does have a compelling love quadrangle going on. Unfortunately, it’s only available on HBO Max, which Australian audiences haven’t got access to – although many Scooby Doo fans have found a way to get around this (check out this guide to find out how to watch HBO Max in Australia). … Read More