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Ellen Degeneres is nowadays better known for being a former host of The Ellen Degeneres Show, but before that, she found success as the star of this sitcom, all about a fictionalized version of Ellen and her life working at a bookstore.
It's giving Ellen.
The Disney corporation is notorious for having multiple "First Gay Characters" that end up being one-offs with only a couple lines of dialogue, but one that fans were eager for confirmation on was the relationship between pilot Poe Dameron and former trooper Finn in this sci-fi/fantasy franchise.
It's giving Star Wars.
Bears come in all shapes and sizes, including the panda, native to china, and which eats between 26 and 84 pounds of this giant, woody grass plant every day.
It's giving Bamboo.
Stephen King's breakout novel about a high schooler with telekinetic powers being ruthlessly bullied was turned into a broadway musical in 1988, running for only 21 total performances, including previews.
It's giving Carrie.
There are many possible theories for where this vacation getaway spot gets its name, with one being the presence of poison ivy, causing those on the island to experience a "fiery" sensation upon contact with the plant.
It's giving Fire Island.
This CW show, which ran for 15 seasons, strung viewers along after a massive interest spawned for characters Dean & Castiel to become romantically involved. This culminated in the finale, which shows Castiel confessing and getting sent to "Super Hell" immediately afterwards.
It's giving Supernatural.
These members of the Canidae family are well-known hunters, and in the gay community, are known as salt-and-pepper-haired and fit, with an example being Anderson Cooper.
It's giving Fox/Silver Fox.
Long before The Lost Boys found success at bringing bloodsuckers to the stage, Lestat, based on Anne Rice's novels about the titular exsanguinator, was the 2006 attempt at a vampire musical by this award-winning composer of Aida, Billy Elliot and Lion King.
It's giving Elton John.
French drag comedy La Cage Aux Folles, roughly translating to "The Cage of Madwomen" was later adapted into this 1996 comedy about a couple who own a drag club in South Beach.
It's giving The Birdcage.
This BBC series starred Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman as a crime-solving duo, whose fandom-driven "will-they-won't-they" is likely a large reason for the show's success.
It's giving Sherlock.
A hairy-nosed species of these "water weasels" was thought to have gone extinct until 1998, when a scientist in Thailand found small populations of them living.
It's giving Otter.
A recent cinderella story due to an immensely successful revival starring Daniel Radcliffe, this Sondheim classic flopped hard at its initial Broadway run, confusing audiences with its strange timeline for a whopping 16 public performances and 44 previews.
It's giving Merrily We Roll Along.
James Obergefell sued the Ohio Department of Health, at the time led by director Richard Hodges, in this landmark Supreme Court case which legalized gay marriage nationwide.
It's giving Obergefell v. Hodges.
Betty and Veronica were often portrayed subtextually as being more than just friends in this CW show, which featured other actual queer characters like Kevin Keller, who kissed main character Archie in an unplanned moment during a musical episode.
It's giving Riverdale.
One might be referred to as this mythical creature if serving as a third for an already-established couple, who perhaps saw you from across the bar and really liked your vibe.
It's giving Unicorn.
Though better-known now for their roles in Hadestown, Reeve Carney and Patrick Page first faced off as hero and villain in this 2012 comic-book adaptation, which, despite running for about 3 years, lost almost all of its $75 million budget.
It's giving Spider-Man: Turn Off The Dark.
In 2020, Hulu released this tv show as a sequel/spiritual successor to the queer coming of age movie Love, Simon, this time starring Michael Cimino as Victor, a young man going through a similar journey of self-discovery.
It's giving Love, Victor.
The third CW show on this list, this female-led DC property spent a lot of time on the deeply intimate, earth-shattering connection between Kara Danvers and Lena Luthor, but never showed them as anything other than friends.
It's giving Supergirl.
While perhaps more of a term used in the leather/S&M communities specifically, this creature is commonly found on farms, and actually rank higher in intelligence than dogs.
It's giving Pig.
This musical, filled with bloody business, failed to last more than a couple months on broadway, despite an original electronically-driven score by Spring Awakening's Duncan Sheik, including a couple of borrowed songs from the cult-classic movie starring Christian Bale, such as Huey Lewis' "Hip To Be Square".
It's giving American Psycho.