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Who Is the Greatest Queer TV Character of All Time? Original

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By Joan Summers Verified, Harron Walker Verified, Fran Tirado Verified
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The Great Queer TV Character Smackdown is a tournament of greatness inspired by March Madness, in which 16 icons of the small screen face off against each other. One winner emerges, the rest is up to our “referees” (writers). Today, those very referees take on a very different role: cardinals in a conclave-style voting process.
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The Great Queer TV Character Smackdown: Waylon Smithers ( The Simpsons ) vs. Elektra Abundance-Evangelista ( Pose )

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By Harron Walker Verified
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The Great Queer TV Character Smackdown is a tournament featuring 16 iconic characters from television facing off against each other in a competition inspired by March Madness. Tyra Banks once locked six gay people and one straight transsexual in a room on her talk show, The Tyra Show, for an episode that was considered insane and distasteful by the writer.
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On the Pure Pleasure of Plot in Gretchen Felker-Martin’s Manhunt

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By Harron Walker Verified
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Harron Walker Considers the 2020 Speculative Horror Novel “After an exhaustion of New Narrative trickling up to mass market autofiction, literary authors are experimenting with genres like crime, thriller, horror,” observed Whitney Mallett, the critic and titular Whitney behind The Whitney Review, in a recent Substack newsletter.
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