Top 10 Groundbreaking Moments for LGBTQ Characters On TV

[@saintmendel4155]

lady gaga singing "no matter gay straight or bi lesbian transgender life" infront of the whole of america and donald trump and mike pence was worth an honourable mention

[@palesaletlhogonolo4323]

When was this ? Is there a vid of this performance please ?

[@carmenitastarxxx2858]

@@palesaletlhogonolo4323 superbowl, her superbowl performance

[@JellyBabie1984]

Oh you mean the lady gaga who backed Hillary Clinton, the person who touted the sanctity of straight marriage for decades until it hurt her polling numbers lol. How gullible is this generation 🤣🤣🤣.

[@shannonevans2674]

This is about TV shows/Films not musical performances by singers.

[@lucasouza3628]

@@JellyBabie1984 Still a worthy lgbt moment

[@lilb783]

How did The Fosters not make the list? They have the youngest on screen same sex kiss. Or Disney's Andi Mack with it first ever gay storyline for the network?

[@bonesisthebest1]

lilb783 I was literally about to write this same comment.

[@JustCallMeRemus]

Tiffany Courtney you’re right and wrong it’s the first time there was a main character who was gay but on Good Luck Charlie, Charlie had a play date with one of her friends who’s parents were both female now it’s not huge but it was something

[@ileftmyfamilyinchinatoget561]

@@JustCallMeRemus but in good luck charlie the characters never said "we're lesbians/gay". Andi mack had the first "i'm gay", it's the first time disney have used those words and that's something that deserves to be on the damn list

[@solaliz]

@@JustCallMeRemus Definitely not a main character. They were in one episode.

[@veekore283]

@@JustCallMeRemus those are gay characters. not a gay storyline. there's a difference lol

[@JulianSparks101]

"When we were young, there was no such thing as homosexuals." Lmao! Okeh, honey!

[@alicedarhk9790]

Ancient Rome called. They took a break from conquering everything to assemble and laugh at you.

[@Starmadien2019]

When they say that what they really mean is, we did away with them if they even tried to come out.

[@vdmur7952]

Ancient Greeks be like: Press x to doubt

[@milesj2194]

Ok boomer

[@thegloriousmorious9755]

Alice Darhk as a homosexual from age 7, I am here to prove them wrong

[@JessicaRodriguez-bm2ll]

I'm pretty sure that the Malec wedding scene is groundbreaking.

[@lily-tk2nv]

Oh yes

[@Em-bc1ni]

Totally

[@sarahgardner8856]

And their whole relationship. Representing a bi character as loyal to his partner and not being afraid to tell the audience he likes men and women. Unlike some shows that portray it as just experimenting or say the character is sometimes a lesbian sometime straight *cough* orange is the new black *cough* and not acknowledging people can be bi. As well as showing Alec figuring out his sexuality. And showing the two of them as main character and their relationship being something shown in the show often. Showing the two of them working through bumps in the road together. It is a good example of a healthy relationship. And a loving committed relationship between a bi and gay character.

[@kingblackthorn4195]

god I hate Shadowhunter TV show fans. It was not groundbreaking. The series is horrible and that scene was just a gay wedding. It is not new or groudbreaking.

[@Artemis1901]

@@sarahgardner8856 Thank you! Yes!

[@laurenmikayla7796]

*cough cough* alec stopping his own wedding to come to terms with his feelings for the high warlock of brooklyn *cough cough*

[@natashanuzhatwahab9852]

EXACTLY

[@bladesofderp4649]

MAAAALEEEEEEC

[@tpwkocean9323]

Yasss

[@spins_jj9820]

I love the moment, but even though it was groundbreaking for the show and the characters, it wasn't the first of anything, and that's what the video's about

[@luukeegdeman3187]

I know it's a kids and all these at for adults show but what about Disney just introducing the first gay main character in a kids show (Andi Mack)

[@dominikkadlec4535]

Luuk Eegdeman IKR? They didnt even mentioned it?

[@HenshinHeroesMedia]

Luuk Eegdeman I know right? I'm in my 20s and that moment at least deserved to be mentioned

[@rockabillymuffin]

That list might have been created months ago and just now uploaded 🤔

[@geekwithglasses2897]

Not it's first gay character first gay main character

[@jseno1447]

Maybe it hasn't been aired for long enough yet to determine the effect it will have. Not disagreeing, just thinking of reasons they might not have included it.

[@megan3798]

Sees klaine in thumbnail-automatically clicks

[@chayden153]

The Gleek Same!! God I shipped them so hard I broke the boat 😂

[@shevyszcz6188]

The Gleek sammmmeeee

[@wackadoodles7549]

same

[@alexishoffman8787]

I did the same thing

[@prettyinpinkkk]

Me

[@TheCrazyAndTheCrazier]

I see Klaine, I click.

[@mncdssctn9110]

I see Brittana, I give a thumbs up.

[@VorpalSpider69]

I see both, I click, like, and sub

[@itskirstiswani98]

I see Glee I click

[@notkellyembon]

SAME!!!!!!!

[@itgotsteve162]

SAME!!

[@albieemery2828]

I’m a simple man. I see Glee, I click. Also good to see every aspect of the LGBTQ+ community covered in Glee. The first four letters are covered multiple times which was groundbreaking for a tv show at its time.

[@ThighFish]

Me too.

[@nuttmeg20]

Good list but Willow and Tara should been at LEAST an honourable mention

[@michaelrauch8629]

Megan McNutt # 1

[@davedave4779]

Oh, common. Why add 1. one of the first realistic gay couple in TV history 2. with plenty of screen time 3. from the show that wasn´t on cabel 4. from the show that greatly targeted young vulnerable audience showing them how OK it is to be openly gay 5. with millions of devoted fans who - to this day, 20 years after beggining of the show - still writes to Amber Benson or Allyson H. about how much the show helped them with theirs coming-outs or finding their identity. How is this relevant to the topic? "Ms." Mojo knows best! :-/

[@rwwilson21]

IDK if you know this but they were the first gay couple to have an on screen kiss on cable TV.

[@kissfan7]

6:07 Damnit, they edited out the best part of the joke. "I'm moving into the attic." "The attic?" "Hey, at least it's big. Mom said you lived in the closet."

[@TributesAndUnique]

How come LGBT stuff is only seen in MsMojo?

[@mynameswhatsername6952]

TributesAndUnique i noticed that too. i suppose they assume that there won't be as much of a fuss about it because mostly women watch ms mojo?

[@khalidhenry3857]

The LGBT is here to stay now and forever 🏳️‍🌈

[@lilbitofeverythin6894]

Khalid Henry give it 200 years

[@MinecraftBlackWolf]

Is it me or does it seem like more of a trend?

[@tayayub8453]

Khalid Henry YAS BISH! sorry, I'm just bisexual as hell!

[@angelikaoles-guhl1508]

U (one of you) in the end only you!

[@angelikaoles-guhl1508]

even if!

[@adamarysmaravilla5638]

What about Shadowhunters? Alec has gone through a huge character change, trying to figure himself out all in the moment of fearing that his life would be ruined.

[@narrativeellison3479]

Not only do I like your profile, I also strongly agree with your statement.

[@bladesofderp4649]

MALEEEEC

[@ReeceMarshallPersonal]

Exactlyyyyy: they forgot ugly Betty too. 3 gay characters and a trans character

[@NicoAngelus]

How the hell can you not include Willow & Tara from BUFFY?

[@andrewthezeppo]

and Larry

[@mdnokxi]

Sense8 or QAF should be here

[@VorpalSpider69]

Mikael I need to get my shit together and watch Sense8

[@camila.8238]

Sense8 yessss

[@Em-bc1ni]

I watched sense8 3 times. It’s a masterpiece

[@sasuke22dante]

agreed

[@denaspohn5207]

When discussing "Glee" Unique should have been mentioned since Wade Adams was a trans. Also, Unique was played by Alex Newell who is gay.

[@reillyspitzfaden8781]

It's not really a sitcom but Rupaul's drag race?????? I mean that show has changed the world of drag

[@charavaiou7538]

Ι see klaine i click . I see Brittana i stay.

[@sarahkarnstein-hollis5009]

Same

[@ddrissel]

I like your list. But there are some other groundbreaking LGBTQ moments on television that should be included. “Queer as Folk,” for instance, was groundbreaking in the 90s when it was the first series to focus on mostly LGBTQ characters portrayed in romantic/sexual situations. And back in the 80s, “Dynasty” was probably the first dramatic series to have a regular gay character - Stephen Carrington. His father even accidentally killed his first lover in a homophobic rage.

[@katie3253]

Laverene Cox is honestly my idol

[@reyortsedlana1118]

Katie I LOVE HER

[@chayden153]

Katie she's absolutely amazing

[@oof-rr5nf]

Katie Same here! She is all kinds of awesome. I love her character on OITNB.

[@eveholmes2220]

Where is captain jack harkness?..

[@jacobdenness8659]

Yea there has been a lot of good things British tv has done where were those

[@therocklau]

but he is neither of LGBTQ, he is a space Ben Franklin, fck anthing that moves

[@jacobdenness8659]

Liu travis you forgetting what the b stands for

[@AurynsStar]

According to Russel T Davis, Jack is actually pansexual. He wasn't just fluid towards gender but also towards species. So Liu travis is in fact correct although that should not have excluded him from this list.

[@jacobdenness8659]

Tamara dielen fair enough I was wrong but I still think he should have been on this list because he represents a time when everyone was like that a time when people don't care who you share a bed with

[@iphinoedrs4315]

Who else wants Malec?

[@lauragallego1731]

ME :(

[@franknstein5376]

How is their relationship groundbreaking? They are cute, don't get me wrong, but they didn't "push any boundary" in terms of television history; I also think that the choice of portray them in the tv series (much more than in the books) was a stunt because the production knew about the great fanbase they had. I'd say that, in comparison, I would have added some tv series more geared to a male target. (I don't know how to explain it because I'm not a native) I think that lgbt portrayal is much more prevalent in tv shows which have a female audience target (see Will and Grace, Glee, Shadowhunter itself), while shows geared towards a male audience (like Sons of Anarchy) don't have as much representation (I don't know why, but I feel like heterosexual men tend to be more homophobic than the female counterpart strangely). In this regard, I would have added to the list tv series like Spartacus (which has a gay storyline in each season) or Black sails (SPOILER: flint, the main character, is bisexual).

[@stephaniecruzado384]

Me

[@HatakeHyei]

OMG i just can't deal with the fact that you guys omitted QAF. The series that showed pretty much all gay issues, without masking it, or making fun off. Till this day i tell people that show is the true gay show, a must see for all GLBTQI.

[@catherinethurmond4776]

Where was QAF, Sense8 and Degrassi and oh yah QAF

[@jaimeheather]

Jude and Connor's first kiss should be here (also i don't understand why glee was on the list but the first nb character was only an honourable mention??)

[@shanequadaniels5646]

SilentAssassin Glee was lower on the list than that ok get over it is just a list there option to put any show they want here

[@jaimeheather]

I know it's just a list, I would have just thought that the first ever non-binary character on television would be higher than Glee having multiple same-sex couples

[@lek4422]

SilentAssassin because glee was much more impactful.

[@trashcan9372]

SilentAssassin glee was a bigger deal than billions so it makes sense it's more groundbreaking

[@izamx44]

I also feel that Matthew Rhys's character, Kevin, on "Brothers and Sisters" was very ground breaking and was portrayed very well. It was the first time on TV for me that I saw someone gay that had a career and was a business man and he had his own problems just like the rest of the siblings. Not just a side character for comic relief. It should at least be in the honorable mentions as well.

[@Darrian2021]

Shameless Mickey and Ian should've been on here and something with Bianca on all my children

[@CinnamonRoseCaramel]

As an Australian, this video was perfectly timed. Also Carol and Susan's wedding on Friends should have been at least an honourable mention

[@amighty5590]

I’m glad that Glee was the thumbnail and first clip shown 👌🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@aguardian1000]

I better see Buffy characters on here.

[@rwwilson21]

Armani Freeman yet willow and Tara aren’t even honorable mentioned. What the fuck!!

[@mutantx2372]

Armani Freeman I was hoping to see them this list too . I thought for sure they’d be number #2 or #1

[@rwwilson21]

they should've been. being that they were the first major lesbian couple to have a open relationship on a tv show. you would think watchmojo would understand how important that was. guess not...

[@NireR89]

Armani Freeman Thank you! I was hoping there was a comment like this. I have never been so disappointed with a MM countdown. What is a list like this without bloody Willow and Tara? Unsatisfing is what.

[@personificat10n]

rip in peace

[@gdouglas999]

I don't know how you could overlook Sonny and Will on Days of Our Lives. That relationship has been going on openly for seven years and very little has been left to the imagination. Was pretty ground breaking in 2011.

[@eternalypissed]

No Willow and Tara? This list is all wrong.

[@corabosse342]

This an opinion list

[@therocklau]

Where is Willow? And where is queer as folks, that was one of the biggest gay show ever, comparing to that show The L word is so "indie", I kinda think forget QAF is unforgivable, I mean the acronym QAF is so well known, that doesn't register with you guys?

[@josevitorresende1558]

It’s a “top 10” list so obviously it wouldn’t cover a lot. But I do find it very satisfying that now there are so many LGBT+ characters that people are saying this list is “missing” them. We are everywhere and so we should be on lots and lots of tv shows too.

[@CWazBroadwayBandGeek]

How is Captain Jack Harkness from Doctor Who and Torchwood NOT on this list?! For shame MsMojo!

[@516tigergirl]

What about Andi Mack having the first main character that is gay in a kids show.

[@VampwolfWarrior]

Great list, but Willow and Tara need to be here.

[@AndresVargas-wk4ih]

Why this topic is on Ms Mojo? It should be on Mojo as any normal theme

[@realmnthrwknives]

I think The Fosters also deserves an honorable mention! Its great in a lot of aspects for multiple LGBT characters

[@emmapinto2561]

I think Shadowhunters should have been mentioned because they give us a very good LGBTQ+ representation

[@eis364]

This is missing so many things and shows

[@VorpalSpider69]

*cough cough **_Buffy the Vampire Slayer_** cough*

[@shirlaanacoleman5644]

Twenty Øne Phanics! At the Crybaby Neighborhood they sure are i call a second list

[@noahwyatt9024]

cough cough jude and connor from the fosters

[@AB-bt9eb]

Roseanne and The Real World were huge for representation and gay rights. Many extremely pioneering moments.

[@dreamskeepmesane]

cece from pll..

[@LordNifty]

What about Jadzia Dax and Lenara Kahn on Star Trek:DS9, Willow and Tara on Buffy, or Captain Harkness in Doctor Who? Why no sci-fi or fantasy shows (Angels in America being a possible exception)?

[@ge.9102]

I'd say Xena: Warrior Princess was also groundbreaking. Still an idol for many LGBTQ people

[@samkingsway6564]

I'm so surprised and sad not to see Micky and Ian from "Shameless" !!!???? They should be n this list.... Micky's coming out scene was amazing! Also Queer as Folk... Should be on his list Buffy as well.

[@arturocas90]

I was hoping to see a mention of Jack McPhee from "Dawson's Creek" because I believe he was the first teenage character introduced as well as holding the first televised gay kiss... And I agree other shows like Degrassi should've been mentioned instead of Glee. Glee was widely popular and far more recognized than the latter but many other teen shows tackled these topics in a FAR more realistic way...Glee is not realistic in hardly ANY way...

[@aynsleyhamilton8840]

That what I was thinking. I was shocked not to see it! Not even an honorable mention!

[@gracebleekman2557]

Honest I’m shocked you didn’t say Andi Mack because what about the scenes where Cyrus says I’m gay. That’s the first time on Disney that someone said I’m gay on Disney Channel.

[@blairer07813]

Thumbnail: Klaine Me: * Clicks *

[@mp3holder94]

Santanas coming out in season 3 of glee really helped me come to terms with my sexuality and even later come out that year

[@robertpolanco1973]

Personally, as a straight person, I think this is wonderful. I have learned a lot about what the LGBT community and its public figures are all about. Bravo! Fight homophobia all the way! The reactionary homophobes will NEVER win!

[@starboyxoxx]

I know this comment is a year old but you do understand that there are more letters than just LGB, right? Plenty of LGBTQ folks are straight. Homophobia is a thing but so is transphobia. The T is not silent.

[@robertpolanco1973]

@@starboyxoxx - Excuse me, Silas, but I don't understand what you're implying here. Maybe you could try explaining more clearly because your comment needs to.

[@KBelkHighlights]

I remember when Ellen came out. That was an amazing episode.

[@MrGleeiscool]

They're missing one very important person willow

[@ilyem333]

how are yall not gonna put any lgbt+ degrassi characters ??

[@k8ieedits]

you guys really need to expand your lists to non-american shows. i mean norway's skam really changed the world with it's lgbt portrayal in it's third season having 1/5 of the entire country watching it (and pretty much all of scandinavia). the actor who played the leading gay character was even the youngest nominated actor ever (17 years old) for best actor in it's american equivalent emmy awards. the relationship was also the most realistic, healthiest portrayal of a gay couple. but y'all keep it with your english speaking shows bc god forbid any other place in the world has something groundbreaking.

[@rycariad]

Regardless of your sexuality, if you haven’t seen Angels in America, do it! It’s phenomenal!

[@sebastianshook6771]

You Forgot The Loud House!

[@RyLHatch1989]

They didn't mention anything on the groundbreaking LGBTQ moment in Daytime TV. All My Children had the first lesbian wedding, the first lesbian kiss, and the first MTF transition in Daytime, One Life to Live had the first mass gay/lesbian wedding and first gay sex scene in Daytime, Day of Our Lives had the first gay male wedding, and As the World Turns had the first gay male kiss on US Daytime TV

[@RajaReign78]

Ryan Hatch yeah that really pissed me off cuz daytime soaps were way ahead of these shows 😑

[@RyLHatch1989]

I like Glee like everyone else, but to act like it should be celebrated for having multiple gay/lesbian/bi/trans characters is ignoring the numerous shows that came before 2009 that featured the same archetypes. Hell, All in the Family featured a drag queen as a recurring character until the character's offscreen death to being bashed by a lead pipe by a mugger in a Christmas episode, which caused one of the main characters to question the validity of God. So really adding Glee just because they have multiple characters that are LGBTQ is kinda ignoring all of the shows Primetime and Daytime who preceded them

[@MrDougmartin]

There was a movie called That Certain Summer with Martin Sheen and Hal Holbrook which was way before any of these so called ground breakers. Also I remember Dynasty having a ground breaking kiss that every gay club showed on TV screens across the country. Also I think All in the Family's episode with Archie giving a drag queen mouth to mouth was just as ground breaking, if not more than the one mentioned.

[@lucypreece7581]

I really want watchmojo uk to do a similar video. Britain has lots of great connections to the LGBTQ community. And we put a lot of it on the telly. Like one of their soap operas and my favourite Emmerdale is a think conna be the first show ever to have an Asexual character

[@jameshowe8688]

Little Miss Sunshine www.watchmojo.com

[@daithii.k7188]

Please let this happen Emmerdale

[@amyclarke41]

hollyoaks have done it!🙂

[@cameronbennett8151]

I quite enjoy Emmerdale, but idk if their success has reached the same international level as some of the shows on this list.

[@rolandbaldwin]

I believe the first transgender character was Denise Bryson on Twin Peaks in 1990/91 who was mid transition and played by David Duchovny. When the show returned last year Denise returned for a single episode. It was not a 100% perfect portrayal but she was never a joke either on Twin Peaks.

[@Chelaxim]

Nothing about in Designing Women how a man dying with AIDS was planning his own funeral? Ms.Mojo I'm going to ask you to move your car.

[@fromthehaven94]

I love how that shows creator wrote in the phrase "killing all the right people", which she once overhead, to highlight the ignorance and apathy during the early days of the AIDS epidemic.

[@zakbutler2683]

And Golden Girls Dorothy's friend Jean who has a crush on Rose Blanche's difficulty accepting her baby brother Clayton And Rose almost getting HIV

[@marcellag.1981]

congrats on the video, LGBT+ community has to keep gaining power. Thank you Glee for your amazing characters and also remember The Fosters next time

[@aelin_awg]

What about Shadowhunters? Magnus, Alec, Aline, Raphael...????

[@manantial773]

Kurt from Glee changed my life, he gave me strength and courage when I most needed it.

[@cjturner40]

Today I'm so proud and not ashamed that I'm a Gay Man...Love is Love

[@blissfullycat02]

Also Luke from As The World Turns should be on here for being the first openly gay male main Soap opera character (being the son of arguably the top two main characters) and his relationship with Noah being the first gay storyline to actually GET a storyline rather than just being a background.

[@Mesjoukje]

For me groundbreaking are Ellen, Buffy, Oz, QaF, The Fosters and now Andi Mack. And that is just out of the top of my head.

[@MrMoorEnt]

Y'all are gonna just forget about the show, Brothers? It was the first sitcom on cable and the first sitcom that dealt with one of the lead characters being openly-gay. Y'all redo this ENTIRE list.

[@brennicolas3093]

Where the hell is Queer as Folk? And if I’m not mistaken, Dawson’s Creek featured the first gay kiss on prime time, and As the World Turns featured the first gay kiss on daytime? There’s so many more you neglected to mention, too many to name here, but one big one that a lot of people mentioned is Buffy the Vampire Slayer! Come on Ms. Mojo, there better be “Another” list coming soon!

[@GmagazineNOW]

Surprisingly, LOGO being the premiere gay TV network or RuPaul being the first openly gay male to host a talk show and bring the culture of drag to mainstream society thru "RuPaul's Drag Race" did not make the list or honorable mentions.

[@catathena3423]

shadowhunters anyone???

[@ashjwilliams0146]

A great portrayal of a Trans character can be found in Twin Peaks as Denise. While it's not a perfect portrayal it's definitely worth a mention.

[@nerdyprincess2328]

I wish you did one on Gallavich.

[@alinalevin7538]

Anybody here because of the Klaine thumbnail?

[@MARYWTHER]

Where are Stef and Lena Adams-Foster, dammit?

[@DJ.V-W]

And Jude & Connor/Noah.

[@stephaniesaso5250]

I remember that episode of Ellen. I was soooo happy. I dont know why it made me so happy at the time and I never really thought about it till i got older. it was probably because shortly after that i was able to come out and tell my mom that i was bisexual. Sadly my mom wasnt happy about it but my dad had already guessed it and was glad i finally said something. He's always been able to understand that i dont like/love people based on their sex but who they are as a person. Hell i met my Husband through a game and thought he was a woman and i had a huge thing for him. When he finally told me he was a man i was shocked but it still didnt change the fact i fell for him as a person. He even asked me if he was a woman would i stay with him and i said yes. anyway sorry about the life sorry and thanks for the content ^.^

[@waynepollard4132]

Good list but... *Where the hell is Steven Universe and Andy Mack*

[@hallebormann2030]

I LOVE YOU @MsMojo Keep giving us Glee content and the Gleeks will come running

[@annaanna-ul8bl]

I wait for Glee and Andi Mack honestly.

[@Melloooowable]

It's great that this came out on the day that Australia voted yes for marriage equality in the postal survey

[@MrBubbles4eva]

Before this video even started I said “If Queer as Folk isn’t on here then something is seriously fucked up.” Queer as Folk Ms Mojo!!! I demand a part two video!!! 😆

[@ifeellikespider9739]

I remember watching gay couples on Friends and Modern Family, and I never really thought it was weird I’m only really thinking more about them now, as I figured out I was Bisexual and now have a girlfriend(also, I a girl)

[@DrGregoryHouseIT]

#8 Too bad we had to watch Blaine being the Golden Boy of the show even when he sexually assaulted Kurt in the parking lot of the only gay bar in the area, when he cheated on Kurt the second, the SECOND Kurt wasn't in Lima anymore, who shamed Kurt for something he was ultimately not only doing, but in a much worse fashion and who ultimately were SCARED back together with the equivalent of a Saw trap.

[@user-xx5lc4lu8m]

Wow seems like you hate Blaine hahaha

[@DrGregoryHouseIT]

Well, what an articulate response, Sir.

[@DrGregoryHouseIT]

He had potential, but RM following his dick ruined that.

[@user-xx5lc4lu8m]

I'm a girl btw

[@lexlara9621]

What about Callie and Arizona from Grey's Anatomy and Sense8?

[@terricameron4571]

I agree that Queer as Folk should definitely be on this and I also feel that The L Word should be more than just an honourable mention. And personally, as a bisexual, Daryl from Crazy Ex-Girlfriend is the best bi representation I've seen on TV. He's so happy and proud of his sexuality, 'I'm a both-sexual!'. And 'Getting By' is a TUNE!

[@AlirioAguero2]

Daryl is awesome!!!

[@juanitacubillosmunoz3007]

Hey what about Korra?, it was ground breaking first time for a character in a kids show depicted as bisexual

[@gesslar]

Why do I find most of the LGBT+ stuff on Ms. Mojo and not WatchMojo channel?

[@mrnocal]

I've read a lot of the comments, and agree with some but disagree with others....as with the "top 10" MsMojo came up with. To me there's a difference between "groundbreaking", important and just nice to see on TV. To me "groundbreaking" signifies opening the doors and being first, no matter how controversial for the time. I'm 52. Many of the comments seem to be from younger people. What was represented on TV when I was a child/teenager was extremely different from what's represented on TV in the last 30 or so years. I'm glad the list included the "All in the Family" episode and Jody Dallas on "Soap". Those were "shocking" at the time and truly groundbreaking. Some other entries on the list, to me, were like "yeah...whatever...seen it, no big whoop". Just my 2 cents.

[@adrichina72]

Klaine!!! Their relationship is the best on Glee, even when I hate some moments bc they were unrealistic but big part of their story is pretty realistic. Their story gave so much hope and courage to a lot of young people to be just the way they are, that is why is the biggest and most important couple on Glee.

[@dominikkadlec4535]

Andi Mack, The Fosters?

[@discobaby795]

Where the heck is “Queer as Folk”?

[@williamtell29]

Why is it that LGBT lists are put on MsMojo? Are they not mainstream enough for WatchMojo? Are only females interested in LGBT characters/movies/storylines?

[@lauragallego1731]

Ok, I feel tremendously offended for the fact that you didn't include MALEC :'(

[@Nathaliejcr]

Where is Jack from Dawson's creek? Thought he would at least get an honorable mention

[@ramble4395]

I really wish “Queer as Folk” was on here, it has multiple gay characters with a few a straight background characters, it talks about homophobia, coming out, AIDS and HIV, as well as themes of same sex marriage and equality. Not only that but also has well rounded characters who deal with everyday issues and two amazing moms who love their gay sons.

[@fathousecatstudios5951]

I would also add The New Normal either to the list or honorable mentions.

[@Starmadien2019]

The woman who plays Sophia on OITNB is breathtaking, she is so lovely is hope the find one as lovley as her.

[@AmbyJeans]

How could you have not even mentioned Willow and Tara kissing on Buffy? It was groundbreaking

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Pedro Zamora and Sean Sasser being the first same-sex couple of reality-TV, anyone????

[@mrnocal]

Lance Loud on the PBS reality series "An American Family" from 1973. The first openly gay man to "come out" on what's considered the first reality series on TV.

[@presidentofbimbotown610]

Where's Cyrus from the show Andi Mack tho? He is now the first LGBTQ+ main character on Disney channel/first coming out storyline