The L Word
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Daniel Sea returned as Max Sweeney in Showtime's "The L Word: Generation Q." IndieWire interviewed the actor about revisiting the divisive character.
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The iconic Showtime series returns with three original characters and a slew of new ones. Why is this still the best lesbians can hope for?
"The L Word: Generation Q" may court younger viewers, but Bette Porter will always be the beating heart of Showtime's lesbian melodrama.
The sequel series to "The L Word" premieres on Showtime on Sunday, December 8.
Your favorite TV lesbians have been living laughing loving fighting fucking dreaming crying this whole time!
TCA: The eight-episode run is being led by original series stars Jennifer Beals, Katherine Moennig and Leisha Hailey.
TCA: The iconic lesbian drama's return will be anchored by a "new voice," according to original creator Ilene Chaiken.
Even with more LGBTQ characters on TV than ever before, 10 years ago "The L Word" served a loyal audience that has too long been ignored.
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