We discuss the Young Royals finale, Henry/Walter shippers, character endings, trolling the fans, LGBT-centric shows and future topics for this show, plus All of Us Strangers gets us talking about how #OscarsSoStraight.

The new status quo, artificially separating the characters so they don't communicate openly, Team Wille vs Team Simon, royalty vs politics, Simon's expectations and naivete vs Wille's expectations and naivete, predicting how the series will end.

Plus, Wille vs holidays.

And, should we change the name of the show to Bury Your Gays: The Podcast?

From Snowbaz fanart to Wolfstar fanfic, expanding on the Marauders, James bullying Snape, supportive gay uncles, and Tonks as a rebound. Plus, is it British or is it gay, and did I read that in a fanfic or is it canon? And, the problem of Rowling.

We discuss our history with #HarryPotter, whether sorting students into Slytherin is a self-fulfilling problem, touch on #CursedChild and #Scorbus, the enemies to lovers trope, and whether or not there is evidence for Drarry.

We review the film version of Aristotle and Dante, including good use of a low budget, great performances, adaptation choices, autistic coding, machismo and violence, and the book sequel, and then we get sidetracked by the trailer for American Horror Story: Delicate getting us thinking about our favorite seasons of #AHS.

We finish talking about The Magicians with Eliot's traumatic memories, our differing opinions on the Cruel World slo-mo moment and the Take on Me scene, Q's big question, the sacrifice trope, and the politics and optics of producers hiding stuff from their cast.

Also, here's the Hale Appleman article we reference: https://www.out.com/television/2019/2/21/magicians-hale-appleman-ships-queliot-hard-you-do#toggle-gdpr

And Robert's rant about the season four finale: https://share.transistor.fm/s/ce35dcda

Saer's got mixed feelings about "A Life in a Day". Is it because #Queliot is cute but #Adiyoff is rather painful this episode? Does Saer even explain it?

Plus, Robert references "Star Trek: The Next Generation" and we don't quite get into "Escape from the Happy Place" just yet.

This week we discuss a few episodes of #TheMagicians, and get sidetracked by astrology, Saer thinking Alice is awful--and all you #Qualice shippers should absolutely come at her on our socials--Ted Lasso, bottled emotions, and how gay is Dirty Dancing?

This week we barely get into specifics of The Magicians, instead talking about #buryyourgays, fandom, characters being awful to each other, damaged people, trigger warnings, watching dark and repressing shows, and our differing viewing habits.

(Also, here's Robert's rant about the season four finale: https://share.transistor.fm/s/ce35dcda)

We finish up Heartstopper s2 with asexual art, open communication, a family dinner, Ben's apology, Darcy's disappearance, Tao & Nick connecting, and everyone maturing and growing and talking things out.

We continue discussing Heartstopper, with Charlie's eating disorder, Darcy's deflection, Imogen's insight, Robert's confusion and Saer's recap, Charlie's hickey, combining truth or date with spin the bottle, and Farouk's beautiful moments of discovery.

We discuss Season 2 Episode 3 of Heartstopper, including the coach's wife, Tara's gay panic, James' abrupt introduction...

GCSEs SATs LGBTs? 

Plus, Tao and Elle's date, and being out with some people but not with others.

Bonus episode--with SPOILERS!! We discuss Red, White & Royal Blue, including @vkelleyart, the novel, a director's cut, the ice cream scene, the white house trio, giving supporting characters short shrift, inventing miguel, romcom structure, uhaul lesbians, stereotypes, The Duff, supportive parents, and the future of gay romcoms.

We start reviewing season two, with improved story stucture, new characters, more perspectives, coed sleepovers, who Imogen fancies, Nick's dick of a brother, and the gay agenda.

The review/recap of Heartstopper continues... with keeping the relationship a secret, "is it rugby or is it closeted?", Olivia Coleman being awesome, holding hands in the theater, and so much more.

We start a recap and review of Heartstopper, discuss age appropriateness, stylistic choices, and a new question: "Is it British or is it gay?"

This week on #buryyourgays the podcast, we talk Castiel’s death, Misha Collins’ response on social media, and decide just how real #Destiel is.

On this episode we continue talking  Supernatural and Destiel. We play platonic vs gay, talk about Dean’s fantasy, his love for cowboys, and Mary getting down at the Pride Parade. Cause she’s an ally.

On this episode we jump into Supernatural as we explore Destiel. We talk about Castiel and Dean’s relationship over the seasons, the ship that controlled Tumblr for a decade… and love triangles? Maybe? (Saer votes no.)

On this week’s episode we jump into It: Chapter Two (2019) and continue to talk all things Reddie. We delve into Richie’s identity as a queer character, whether this identity makes IT less queerbait-y, and yes, the unfortunate bury your gays trope. And on a lighter note, the fix-it fanfic trope.