List of dramatic television series with LGBT characters: 2020s

This is a list of dramatic television series (including web television and miniseries) that premiered in the 2020s which feature lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender characters. Non-binary, pansexual, asexual, and graysexual characters are also included. The orientation can be portrayed on-screen, described in the dialogue or mentioned.

This is a dynamic list and may never be able to satisfy particular standards for completeness. You can help by expanding it with reliably sourced entries.

This article is about live action drama television programs. Comedy-dramas (aka dramedy) are also included in List of comedy television series with LGBT characters. For animated series, see List of animated series with LGBTQ+ characters.

For live action characters listed by orientation, see List of LGBT characters in television and radio.

For the list of 1970s–2000s series, see List of dramatic television series with LGBT characters: 1970s–2000s. For the list of 2010s series, see List of dramatic television series with LGBT characters: 2010s.

2020s

2020

Year	Show	Network	Character	Actor	Notes
2020–	2gether: The Series	GMM 25 Line TV	Tine Sarawat Green Man Type Mil Phukong Dim	Win Metawin Bright Vachirawit Gun Korawit Mike Chinnarat Toptap Jirakit Drake Sattabut Frank Thanatsaran Guy Sivakorn	Tine and Sarawat are gay love interests. Green is gay and an admirer of Tine.[1] Dim is gay and has a boyfriend.[2] (Other character descriptions needed.)
2020–	9-1-1: Lone Star	Fox	TK Strand Carlos Reyes Paul Strickland	Ronen Rubinstein Rafael Silva Brian Michael Smith	TK is gay and a firefighter.[3] Carlos is gay and a policeman.[4] Carlos and TK are dating. Paul is a trans man and a firefighter.[5]
2020	The Baker and the Beauty	ABC	Natalie Garcia Amy	Belissa Escobedo Madelyn Sher	Natalie is ____. Amy is ____.
2020–	Blood & Water	Netflix	Chris Ackerman Mark Tedder	Arno Greeff Duane Williams	Chris is introduced as having been in a relationship with Zama. He has an affair with Mark and reveals that he is pansexual.[6] Mark is gay.[7]
2020–	Control Z	Netflix	Isabela De La Fuente Gerry Granda Luis Álex Gabriela	Zion Moreno Patricio Gallardo Luis Curiel Samantha Acuña Lidia San José	Isabela is a trans woman. Gerry is bisexual. Luis is gay. Álex is lesbian. Gabriela is lesbian. Álex and Gabriela are in a relationship.
2020	Council of Dads	NBC	Dr. Oliver Post Peter Richards Charlotte Perry JJ Perry	J. August Richards Kevin Daniels Thalia Tran Blue Chapman	Oliver is gay. Peter is gay. Oliver and Peter are married and fathers. Charlotte is lesbian. J.J. is trans. Charlotte and J.J. are siblings being raised by their mother and the Council of Dads after their father dies of cancer.
2020–	Curon	Netflix	Micki Asper	Juju Di Domenico	Micki is a lesbian.[8]
2020	Deputy	Fox	Brianna Bishop Genevieve	Bex Taylor-Klaus Karrueche Tran	Brianna, a lesbian, is a deputy and Sheriff Bill Hollister's head of personal security.[9] In 1.09, Brianna comes out as non-binary and takes the Bishop surname as the neutral identity name. Genevieve is a lesbian and Brianna's girlfriend.
2020–	Desenfrenadas	Netflix	Vera Marcela	Tessa Ía Coty Camacho	Marcela and Vera are a lesbian couple.
2020–	Dispatches from Elsewhere	AMC	Simone	Eve Lindley	Simone is a main character and a trans woman.[10]
2020–	Feel Good	Channel 4 Netflix	Mae George	Mae Martin Charlotte Ritchie	Mae, a recovering addict, does not initially identify her sexuality. She has had relationships with men and women and is in a same-sex relationship. In episode 1.05, she says she's transgender, non-binary, and bisexual. In episode 1.06, she tries to have sex with a man. George, Mae's girlfriend, previously identified as straight before she started dating Mae.[11][12]
2020–	Gentefied	Netflix	Ana Morales	Karrie Martin	Ana is a lesbian, she is also in a relationship with Yessika.[13]
2020–	Get Even	BBC iPlayer	Olivia Hayes Amber Christopher Beeman	Jessica Alexander Razan Nassar Jake Dunn	Olivia is ____. Amber is ____. Olivia and Amber kiss and acknowledge their feelings for each other in 1x09. Christopher is gay and is catfished by Ronny Kent.
2020–	Head High	Three	Steven Grimstone	Richard Crouchley	Steven is gay and Imogen's twin brother. (Series source: South Pacific Pictures.[14])
2020–	Hightown	Starz	Jackie Quinones Devonne Wilson	Monica Raymund Gia Crovatin	Jackie is lesbian and a National Marine Fisheries Service agent on Cape Cod. Devonne is lesbian and Jackie's ex-girlfriend.
2020	Hollywood	Netflix	Richard "Dick" Samuels Ernest "Ernie" West Roy Fitzgerald / Rock Hudson Archie Coleman Henry Willson George Cukor Noël Coward	Joe Mantello Dylan McDermott Jake Picking Jeremy Pope Jim Parsons Daniel London Billy Boyd	Richard is a closeted gay studio executive. Ernest is a sexually fluid Hollywood pimp.[15] Hudson comes out as a gay man with his boyfriend, Archie Coleman.[16] Archie is an African-American aspiring screenwriter and boyfriend of Rock Hudson.[16] Willson is a gay Hollywood talent agent.[17] Cukor is a known homosexual.[18] Coward is a known homosexual.[18]
2020–	Hunters	Prime Video	Millie Morris Maria De La Ruiz	Jerrika Hinton Julissa Bermudez	Millie is a closeted lesbian FBI agent.[19] Maria is a lesbian and Millie's girlfriend.
2020–	I Am Not Okay With This	Netflix	Sydney "Syd" Novak	Sophia Lillis	Sydney is a teenager coming to terms with her lesbian orientation. She has romantic feelings for her best friend Dina, and her first sex experience was with her male friend Stanley, but she later decides to just be friends with him.[20][21][22]
2020	Katy Keene	The CW	Jorge/Ginger Lopez Pepper Smith	Jonny Beauchamp Julia Chan	Jorge Lopez is openly gay and performs in drag bars under 'Ginger', his female persona.[23] Pepper is bisexual. She is an "it girl" with a mysterious past.
2020–	Kissing Game	Netflix	Fran Chico Bel Maurílio Guilherme	Iza Moreira Michel Joelsas Luana Nastas Thomas Aquino Augusto Trainotti	Fran is ____. Chico is ____. Bel is ____. Maurílio is ____. Guilherme is ____.
2020–	Little America	Apple TV+	Rafiq Zain	Haaz Sleiman Adam Ali	Rafiq and Zain are both gay Syrian refugees seeking asylum in the United States.[24]
2020	Little Fires Everywhere	Hulu	Mia Warren Pauline Hawthorne Izzy Richardson April Jarvis	Kerry Washington Anika Noni Rose Megan Stott Isabel Gravitt	Mia is bisexual and had an affair with her professor, Pauline, while studying arts. Pauline is a lesbian. Izzy is lesbian. She was in love with her former best friend April, whom she had been secretly together with for over a year.[25] April is either a closeted lesbian or bisexual. She was in a hidden relationship with Izzy, then ostracized her when they were discovered kissing at a party after Izzy's turn at a seven minutes in heaven game chose April.[25]
2020–	Locke & Key	Netflix	Duncan Locke	Aaron Ashmore	Duncan is gay and has a partner named Brian Rogan.[26]
2020–	Love, Victor	Hulu	Victor Salazar Benji Campbell Derek	Michael Cimino George Sear Lukas Gage	Victor is gay. Benji is gay. Derek is gay.
2020–	Luna Nera	Netflix	Leptis Tebe	Lucrezia Guidone Manuela Mandracchia	Leptis is lesbian and a witch. Tebe is lesbian and a witch. Leptis and Tebe are a couple.
2020–	Motherland: Fort Salem	Freeform	Raelle Collar Scylla Ramshorn	Taylor Hickson Amalia Holm	Raelle is lesbian. In episode "Hail Beltane" (1x04) she tells a male witch at the Beltane festival that she's "not into guys". Unaware of who she really is, Raelle falls for Scylla and they begin a relationship.[27][28] Scylla is bisexual and seduces Raelle (her ex-boyfriend, Porter, was a male witch (1x03)). She is a Spree terrorist using a false identity and assigned with bringing Raelle to them, but she develops feelings for her. In episode "Bellweather Season" (1x05) she defies the Spree and before disappearing during a Spree attack tells Raelle "Whatever happens, I love you."[29][30] Their relationship ends after Scylla's affiliation with the Spree is discovered.[31]
2020–	My Engineer (Thai TV series)	Tencent Video	Bohn Duen Ram King Mek Boss	Cooper Patpasit Poy Kritsanapong Perth Nakhun Lay Talay Ryan Peng Inntouch Naphat	Bohn and Duen, Ram and King, as well as Mek and Boss are gay love interests.[32] (Reliable sources needed for series.)
2020–	Mystic	CBBC TVNZ	Caleb Burford	Joshua Tan	Caleb comes out as gay.[33]
2020–	Never Have I Ever	Netflix	Fabiola Torres Eve Jonah Sharpe	Lee Rodriguez Christina Kartchner Dino Petrera	Fabiola is lesbian. Eve is lesbian and Fabiola's love interest. Jonah is a boy who comes out as gay.
2020–	Nurses	Global	Ashley Collins Caro	Natasha Calis Alexandra Ordolis	Ashley is a lesbian and a nurse. Caro, a paramedic, is lesbian and Ashley's love interest.[34][35]
2020	October Faction	Netflix	Geoff Allen Phillip Mishra	Gabriel Darku Praneet Akilla	Geoff is openly gay.[36] Phillip is a closeted gay teenager. They end up in a relationship. [37]
2020–	P-Valley	Starz	Uncle Clifford Lil Murda	Nicco Annan J. Alphonse Nicholson	Clifford is described by the series's Writer's Room as "non-binary but uses the pronouns 'she.'"[38] Lil may be bisexual or gay. He is interested in Clifford.[39]
2020	Party of Five	Freeform	Matthew	Garcia	Matthew is a trans man.[40][41]
2020–	Penny Dreadful: City of Angels	Showtime	Mateo Vega Fly Rico Charlton Townsend Kurt Rio	Johnathan Nieves Sebastian Chacon Michael Gladis Dominic Sherwood Natalie Dormer	Mateo is ____. Fly is ____. Charlton is ____. Kurt is ____. Rio is ____. (Descriptions needed.)
2020–	Reality Z	Netflix	Nina Madonna Eric Marcelo Roberta	Ana Hartmann Wallie Ruy Saulo Arcoverde Erom Cordeiro Mariah de Moraes	Nina is bisexual. She's in a polyamorous relationship with Roberta and Lucas. Madonna is a trans woman. Eric is gay. Marcelo is gay. Eric and Marcelo are a couple. Roberta is ____.
2020–	Snowpiercer	TNT	Bess Till Jinju Seong	Mickey Sumner Susan Park	Bess is ____. Jinju is ____. Bess and Jinju are a couple.
2020–	Star Trek: Picard	CBS All Access	Seven of Nine Raffi Musiker Bjayzl	Jeri Ryan Michelle Hurd Necar Zadegan	Seven is bisexual. (Seven of Nine was introduced in Star Trek: Voyager. In 1998, producer Jeri Taylor pushed for Seven to be lesbian, but there was so much opposition from the network that she had to suspend the idea.)[42][43] Raffi is lesbian or bisexual. Raffi and Seven are shown holding hands in the last episode of season 1, "Et in Arcadia Ego".[44] Bjayzl may be lesbian or bisexual. In episode "Stardust City Rag" (1x05), it becomes evident that she and Seven had been in a relationship in the past.[45]
2020–	Summertime	Netflix	Sofia	Amanda Campana	Sofia is a lesbian.
2020–	Tales from the Loop	Prime Video	Gaddis Gaddis 2 Alex Kent	Ato Essandoh Kevin Harris Jon Kartajarena Brian Maillard	Both alternate versions of Gaddis are gay and in love with Alex. Alex is gay and is in a relationship with Gaddis 2. Both alternate versions of Kent are shown to be flirting with Gaddis 1.
2020	Tommy	CBS	Abigail "Tommy" Thomas Kiley Mills	Edie Falco Katrina Lenk	Abigail is a lesbian and the first female Chief of Police for the Los Angeles Police Department.[46] Kiley is lesbian and Tommy's romantic interest.[47]
2020–	Twenties	BET	Hattie Ida B. Chuck	Jonica T. Gibbs Sophina Brown Jevon McFerrin	Hattie is a butch lesbian writer.[48] Ida is ____ and Hattie's boss. Hattie and Ida are starting a relationship. Chuck is bisexual.
2020–	Utopia Falls	Hulu	Brooklyn Sage	Humberly González Devyn Nekoda	Brooklyn is described as a "fluid lover" by Humberly González. Sage may be lesbian or also sexually fluid. Brooklyn and Sage are in a romantic relationship.[49]
2020	Vagrant Queen	Syfy	Elida Al-Feyr Amae Rali	Adriyan Rae Alex McGregor	Elida is ____, and a former queen turned scavenger. Amae is lesbian, and a skilled mechanic and pilot. When Elida first meets Amae, she interrupts a sexual encounter between Amae and a woman. Elida and Amae are love interests.[50][51]
2020	Where Your Eyes Linger	Viki	Han Tae-joo Kang-gook	Han Gi-chan Jang Eui-soo	Tae-joo is gay. Kang-gook is gay. [52]
2020–	White Lines	Netflix	Kika Calafat	Marta Milans	Kika is bisexual.
2020	Why R U? (Thai TV series)	One 31 Line TV	Zon Saifah Tutor Fighter	Tommy Sittichok Jimmy Karn Saint Suppapong Zee Pruk	Zon is bisexual. Saifah is bisexual. Zon and Saifah are love interests. Tutor is gay. Fighter is gay. Tutor and Fighter are love interests.[53] (Reliable sources needed for series.)
2020–	Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist	NBC	Mo Eddie	Alex Newell Patrick Ortiz	Mo is Zoey's gay, gender non-conforming neighbor and DJ who tries to help her understand the extent of her power.[54] Eddie is ____.

See also

• List of LGBT characters in television and radio
• List of animated series with LGBTQ+ characters
• List of comedy television series with LGBT characters
• List of made-for-television films with LGBT characters
• List of news and information television programs featuring LGBT subjects
• List of reality television programs with LGBT cast members
• List of soap operas with LGBT characters
• List of television series with bisexual characters
• List of fictional asexual characters
• List of fictional non-binary characters
• List of fictional pansexual characters
• List of fictional trans characters
• List of fictional bisexual characters
• List of fictional lesbian characters
• Television works about intersex

Proposed or impending

• U.S. programs debuting in 2020
• U.S. programs debuting in 2021

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• Becker, Ron (2006). Gay TV and Straight America. New Brunswick, New Jersey: Rutgers University Press. ISBN 978-0813536880.
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• Millward, Liz; Dodd, Janice G.; Fubara-Manuel, Irene (2017). Killing Off the Lesbians: A Symbolic Annihilation on Film and Television. Jefferson, North Carolina: McFarland & Company. ISBN 978-1476668161.
• Riese (March 11, 2016). "All 208 Dead Lesbian and Bisexual Characters On TV, And How They Died". Autostraddle.
• GLAAD Primetime Television Season Report:
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