“In just two seasons, Yellowjackets has become a staple show for queer viewers.”
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“Three Little Birds spotlights the Windrush Generation and recognizes Caribbean immigrants’ outsized contributions to British culture.”
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“Ted Lasso shows how much work goes into maintaining mental health, revealing it to be the ongoing journey it is.”
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“Young Royals presents a nice alternative to the usual coming-out journey.”
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“Groundbreaking in its own right, Generation Q still struggles to integrate its original cast members into a modern show that’s more inclusive of real women.”
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“Russian Doll smashes the Bechdel test, with women speaking over 70% of all dialogue.”
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“Daenerys and Cersei are portrayed as too ambitious and emotionally unfit to rule the Seven Kingdoms.”
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“Ramy captures what it’s like to grow up as an Arab Muslim in America while providing a multitude of entry points for other communities.”
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“Bodyguard adds to a long and damaging media trend of depicting brown people as terrorists.”
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“The exploration of Munchausen by proxy syndrome in Sharp Objects spotlights to a very real form of abuse.”
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“British history is much more diverse than TV would have us think. Thankfully, the writers of Harlots seem happy to rectify this.”
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“Not only does One Day at a Time snatch the winning crown for the most inclusive show at Mediaversity, it blows its competition out of the water.”
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“It's so rare to see on TV the humanization of seniors who live with Alzheimer's disease.”
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“This Is Us smashes barriers in its exploration of mental health and addiction.”
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"As fantastic as Michel Gomes is, he's still a nondisabled actor instead of a wheelchair user who could have brought more nuance to the role."
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“A departure from many other long-running crime procedurals, Elementary deliberately avoids tired tropes.”
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"The women are complex and well-rounded but they remain, unfortunately, in service to the men and boys of the show."
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“Not only does Superstore showcase diversity in age, body type, gender, race, and sexual orientation, its critique of class is especially incisive.”
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“The entire cast is white except for Lucas, a rule-abiding kid who is Black. This kind of retro tokenism is not something we should be nostalgic about.”
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“Better Call Saul leaves entire swathes of people in the dustbin of tropes and stereotypes.”
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