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She wants to stay in love, and she’ll do anything she can to make that happen,” and honestly I feel the same

+ And because it’s all I think about here’s more Yellowjackets news: Tawny Cypress said part of her fell in love with Lauren Ambrose while filming this season (and frankly who wouldn’t)

+ Filmmaker Jenni Olson is one of the recipients of the prestigious Chicken & Egg Award for her next film, Tell Me Everything Will Be Okay

+ Hunter Schafer approves of people fan-casting her as Mystique in the upcoming Marvel X-Men films

+ The Last of Us has released character posters and announced it will return on April 13th

+ Chappell Roan’s speech at the Grammys inspired actual change, with UMG creating a partnership with the Music Health Alliance to get artists better access to healthcare

+ The BBC series Vigil was renewed for Season 3

+ Lady Gaga announced a huge, free concert in Brazil this May (guess those “come to Brazil” requests do, eventually, work)

+ Ghosts was renewed for TWO more seasons and I couldn’t be happier about it

+ Trans creators Sophie Campbell and Tamra Bonvillain will be the powers behind the newest Supergirl series for DC comics

+ Twisted Metal has released a teaser trailer for its upcoming second season and Stephanie Beatriz looks badass as ever in it (and also is it me or does it look like one of the trucks is women who spray out the colors of the lesbian flag??)

+ In gay-adjacent-but-exciting-for-me-personally news, the latest movie in the I Know What You Did Last Summer canon has dropped a teaser image (gay-adjacent because the director Jennifer Kaytin Robinson also directed Do Revenge and also Jennifer Love Hewitt was one of my Roots)

A duo lovingly referred to as “The Green Lesbians” from Sumiko Arai’s The Guy She Was Interested in Wasn’t a Guy at All is getting an anime adaptation

+ I know this is kind of old news but I wasn’t here with the PCF last week and I just want to make sure we are ALL aware that Cynthia Erivo will be playing Jesus in Jesus Christ Superstar at the Hollywood Bowl – queer, Black, female Jesus??

That means we spent a lot of time with the rest of the ensemble, wrapping up numerous storylines with a series of devastating conclusions.

The following post contains spoilers for Severance 206, “Attila.”

There’s a new queer in Kier! Wherever he gets off that train, I hope he doesn’t waste the time he’s been given the way he did on the severed floor.

Severance’s Devon Has Always Been Queer, but It Took an Improvised Line To Tell Us

In this week’s episode of Severance, we learned that queer actress Jen Tullock’s character, Devon, is also queer, but in an interview with Parade, Tullock confirmed that even though it was only recently revealed, that has always been true of Mark’s sister.

Tullock says in discussions with creator and writer Dan Erickson, they had determined that as part of Devon’s backstory, she had dated people of all genders before meeting her current husband.

Let’s fucking go.

I imagine we’ve seen the last of Irving in Severance, and it’s fitting that Burt was the one who ensured he got a second chance. The scene mirrors one from season one, in which Burt and Irving’s innies decide they can’t engage in “fraternization,” and Irving says that he’s “not ready” to break Lumon’s rules.

I’m already waiting around each week for Thursday to come, but now I’m eager as fuck to see her increasingly contentious relationship with Ricken unfold and see what role her queerness plays in her character development, if any.

It’s clear that one of the most-watched shows in the U.S. is getting more and more queer by the week. In its very essence, Severance is queer.

Given the three-year gap between seasons one and two, I can understand the worry that we’re going to reach the end of this season without having learned that much. There have been several character-driven episodes in a row and not much movement on the main mystery, and we’re one episode away from the show going on hiatus once more.

And, like many of our other favorite celesbians, Tullock shared the cutest Valentine’s Day post with her wife serving femme4femme cuteness.

*spoilers for Severance 206 start here so proceed with caution*

So, what happened in “Attila” that has sapphic Severance fans so excited?

Last night’s Severance episode may have just confirmed what we’ve been anticipating: This show is gayer than we thought! There were moments that were eventually cut out, but in this week’s episode, Devon references Gabby Arteta, whose innie she met at a pregnancy retreat, and calls her the one she “had a crush on.” Tulluck says she improvised that line, and wasn’t sure they were going to keep it in, but is happy they did.

He’s been given orders to deliver Irving somewhere to be discreetly dealt with, as he’s done to many of Lumon’s enemies over the years.

While I sympathize with those who feel that Severance’s greater mysteries have been moving a bit too slowly, I do wonder if some viewers have gotten so fixated on the question of what the main cast is doing on the severed floor that they’re losing sight of these micro mysteries which help build out the world through the lens of the people in it.

In the end, all either version of Irving has is the image he’s formed in his mind of what a life with Burt could have looked like. In Episode 6, “Attila,” Burt, Irving, and Burt’s outie husband Fields all pontificated about whether or not innies and outies had distinct souls that could ascend to Heaven independent of what the other personality had done.

They chat about their pregnancies, reveal baby names and, while a bit awkward, share a nice moment away from their respective stress around their impending labor.

Later, Devon runs into Gabby at a park, both wearing their newborn babies. Aside from the excitement of having another queer in the show, it’s fun to watch Devon evolve from a severance skeptic to fully ready for a revolution.

But now the gay girls have their own little win.

Recently, due to the hype around Severance returning for season two, Jen Tullock got an influx of TikTok followers — much to her surprise. As he explains to Irving, he has been working with the corporation for many years, helping to disappear enemies of its interests.