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First day on #TheFosters: @SherriSaum1 and Teri Polo.

Here’s a fun fact: One of our favorite Pretty Little Liars directors, Norman Buckley, is the guy who conceived the lesbian bar where Hanna got her PinkDrink on last season. This week, he’s directing an episode of The Fosters! (He’s also the brother of Betty Buckley, Hanna Marin’s awesome grandma!) Love you, Buckley family! 
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normanbuckley:

First day on #TheFosters: @SherriSaum1 and Teri Polo.

Here’s a fun fact: One of our favorite Pretty Little Liars directors, Norman Buckley, is the guy who conceived the lesbian bar where Hanna got her PinkDrink on last season. This week, he’s directing an episode of The Fosters! (He’s also the brother of Betty Buckley, Hanna Marin’s awesome grandma!) Love you, Buckley family! 

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She’s the Man inspired Glee Season 4

It’s a shame there aren’t more people in that school or NYC for these kids to date

A damn shame. 

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There’s so much to say about tonight’s Glee, but let’s not think at all for a little while, OK? 
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There’s so much to say about tonight’s Glee, but let’s not think at all for a little while, OK? 

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Jessica Capshaw on Jimmy Kimmel Live 2009 [x]

Yes, let’s. 

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Sweet Lord. 

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I love you. I love you so much it’s killing me. 

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thebacklot:

I dare you to try and read this in a voice other than Ellen’s

It’s impossible to hear it any other way! 
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I dare you to try and read this in a voice other than Ellen’s

It’s impossible to hear it any other way! 

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On Friday she [Tina] was doing Weekend Update alone, and on Saturday I got a phonecall, and she said: “I think I wanna do it with Amy” - Lorne Micheals

Doing it with Amy was the correct life choice. 

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I’m still not comfortable with the portrayal of gay women on television, especially network television. We’ve still got a long way to go. Hopefully, it’ll change. Gay women are such a diverse community; there’s so much to explore, so many stories to tell. It doesn’t have to stop at coming out stories. Those are important, of course, but there’s so much more. And I think TV is really the only medium that infiltrates people’s homes, so seeing those portrayals of gay and bisexual women extinguishes all sorts of hate and ignorance toward gay people. I think TV has a duty to show these stories, these complicated and diverse stories.

Have you read our interview with remarkable human person Mia Kirshner?
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I’m still not comfortable with the portrayal of gay women on television, especially network television. We’ve still got a long way to go. Hopefully, it’ll change. Gay women are such a diverse community; there’s so much to explore, so many stories to tell. It doesn’t have to stop at coming out stories. Those are important, of course, but there’s so much more. And I think TV is really the only medium that infiltrates people’s homes, so seeing those portrayals of gay and bisexual women extinguishes all sorts of hate and ignorance toward gay people. I think TV has a duty to show these stories, these complicated and diverse stories.

Have you read our interview with remarkable human person Mia Kirshner?

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Accurate. 

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