List of LGBT characters in television and radio

This is a list of live action fictional lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and asexual characters in television (includes TV movies and web series), radio, and podcast programs. The orientation can be portrayed on-screen, described in the dialogue or mentioned. Roles include lead, main, recurring, supporting, and guest.

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 characters. For characters in animated series, see List of animated series with LGBTQ characters.
For non-binary characters, see List of fictional non-binary characters. For pansexual characters, see List of fictional pansexual characters. For asexual characters, see List of fictional asexual characters. For intersex characters, see Intersex characters in fiction.

The names are organized alphabetically by surname (i.e. last name), or by single name if the character does not have a surname.

Lesbian
See also: List of fictional lesbian characters and List of television series with lesbian characters
Character Portrayed by Program Notes
Nyssa al GhulKatrina LawArrowWas in a relationship with Sara Lance. It is also strongly implied her father also passed her up on her inheritance because of her sexuality, and ensuing relationship with Sara.[1]
Della AlexanderMichelle JosephEastEndersDella and her girlfriend Binnie Roberts were the first lesbian couple to be featured in EastEnders. Their inclusion was an attempt to portray positive examples of homosexual characters.[2] Their lesbian kiss accounted for some 45 percent of viewer complaints to the BBC regarding EastEnders in 1994; provoking more complaints than any other television programme that year (according to research published by the Broadcasting Standards Council in 1995).[3]
Alice / TillyRose ReynoldsOnce Upon a TimeReveals her true love is Robin (Zelena's daughter) in episode "The Eighth Witch". She enters into a romantic relationship with Robin.[4]
AliceLeah ReneeThe Playboy ClubShe is a Playboy Bunny in a marriage of convenience with Sean, a gay man.[Citation needed:July 2019]
AlishaJuliana HarkavyThe Walking DeadFormer girlfriend of Tara Chambler.[5]
Elena AlvarezIsabella GomezOne Day at a Time (2017)In season 1 episode 10, Elena is seen wearing a white suit for her quinces instead of a dress. Earlier in the episode, she comes out to her mother, saying "...I see myself loving a woman".[6]
Luisa AlverYara MartinezJane the Virgin[Citation needed:July 2019]
Frankie AndersonKatharine IsabelleRookie BlueFrankie is a homicide detective and becomes involved with Gail Peck (season 6). Like Gail, she is snarky and satirical. She told Gail that her brother (Steve Peck) had once wanted to set them up because he thought they'd make a perfect match (6.09). In the series finale episode, she surprises Gail's roommates when she comes out of Gail's bedroom to get a cup of coffee.[7]
Winter AndersonBillie LourdAmerican Horror Story: CultWinter recognizes herself as a lesbian. She had a short relationship with Ivy Mayfair-Richards.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Ariel ("Ari")Eden EpsteinSweetbitter[8]
ArikaShivani GhaiDominion[Citation needed:July 2019]
AthenaParis JeffersonXena: Warrior Princess[Citation needed:July 2019]
Jojo BainesTamzin MallesonMarcellaJojo is the partner of Sascha Kyte.[9]
Lily BakerJessica HarmonSupernaturalMentions accidentally killing her girlfriend.[10]
Regina BarnesPaula MarshallOut of Practice[Citation needed:July 2019]
Susanna BarnettMegan KetchJane the Virgin[Citation needed:July 2019]
Lena BarnumKatherine MoennigRay DonovanLena was once involved with Jeannie.[11]
Josephine BarryDeborah GroverAnne with an EAunt Josephine had a long-term partner, Gertrude (now deceased).[12]
Thelma BatesJemima RooperHex[Citation needed:July 2019]
Della BedfordJayne AtkinsonBluff City LawComes out after she ends her 15-year marriage.[13]
Judge Lisa BennerMarg HelgenbergerAll RiseLisa waited until same-sex marriage became legal to implement Wedding Day at the courthouse. She had been in a four-year relationship when her girlfriend left her on that special day. (S1, ep. 5, "Devotees in the Courthouse of Love"). [Citation needed:October 2019]
Diana BerriganMarsha ThomasonWhite Collar[Citation needed:July 2019]
Sarah BishopAlex KingstonA Discovery of WitchesSarah is a witch. She is the partner of Emily Mather. [Citation needed:July 2019]
Carrie "Big Boo" BlackLea DeLariaOrange Is the New Black(Web television) She fell for Linda Ferguson.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Maggie BlackamoorDavid WalliamsLittle Britain[Citation needed:July 2019]
Denny BloodAlicya EyoBad GirlsHas an on/off relationship with Shell Dockley, before dating fellow prisoner Shaz Wiley.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Esther BloomJazmine FranksHollyoaks[Citation needed:July 2019]
Cheryl BlossomMadelaine PetschRiverdaleCheryl kissed several males on the show, but had no formal relationship with any of them. After going to see Love, Simon with Toni Topaz, she admits that she previously loved a friend named Heather when she was in junior high. In 2x17, Cheryl and Toni kiss. (Madelaine Petsch initially said that Cheryl was "still figuring out what her sexuality is" and thought her to be bisexual.[14] However, Petsch revised her initial assumption and described Cheryl as "definitely a lesbian".[15]) In episode 3x12, Cheryl self-identifies as lesbian.[16]
Shelley BowerAlexandra WescourtBrookside[Citation needed:July 2019]
Klaudia BrackaJulia TrembeckaNa WspólnejOne of the most notable "lesbian" person, in contemporary Polish pop culture. Na Wspólnej is a popular Polish soap opera. Klaudia Bracka is in a romantic relationship with bisexual girl, Aleksandra Zimińska.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Charlie BradburyFelicia DaySupernaturalFriend of Sam and Dean Winchester who reveals herself to be a lesbian in her first episode, stating she can't flirt her way past a guard as he's not a girl. She later kisses Gilda and flirts with a girl at her LARPing tournament. She later develops a crush on Dorothy Baum.[10]
Virginia BraithwaiteJulie GrahamAt Home with the BraithwaitesVirginia had a long-term affair with Tamsin and was infatuated with Megan Hartnoll.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Amy BreslinHeléne YorkeThe Good FightHer partner is Maia Rindell.[17][18]
BrunhildaBrittney PowellXena: Warrior PrincessShe fell in love with Gabrielle in the Season 6 episode "The Rheingold".[Citation needed:July 2019]
Judy BryantBetty BobbittPrisoner[Citation needed:July 2019]
Louise BryantKristen SiehBoardwalk EmpireWhile Louise's sexuality isn't explicitly stated, the only romantic/sexual relationship she has on-screen is with a women.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Susan BunchJessica HechtFriendsWife of Carol Willick. They marry in episode "The One with the Lesbian Wedding".[19][20]
Kimberley "Kim" ButterfieldDaisy Wood-DavisHollyoaks[Citation needed:July 2019]
Mary Jo CacciatoreFrankie ShawBlue Mountain State[Citation needed:July 2019]
Helena CainMichelle ForbesBattlestar Galactica[Citation needed:July 2019]
Alice CalvertSamantha MathisUnder the Dome[Citation needed:July 2019]
Naomi CampbellLily LovelessSkinsNaomi identifies as a lesbian in the canonical novel, and when people refer to her as a lesbian once she is "out" she confirms it several times. She feigns attraction to males before coming out as Emily's girlfriend, and she self identifies as a lesbian.[21]
Jane Canary / Calamity JaneRobin WeigertDeadwood
Deadwood: The Movie		Jane returns the affection and physical interest that Joanie Stubbs reveals towards her.[22][23]
The movie is set ten years later, in 1889, during which time she and Joanie became estranged. Jane returns to Deadwood with the hope of winning Joanie back. They rekindle their relationship.[24]
Spencer CarlinGabrielle ChristianSouth of NowhereStruggles with her sexuality throughout season one before eventually entering (and later marrying) a relationship with friend, Ashley.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Wendy CarrAnna TorvMindhunterWendy is a psychologist and educator at a Boston university, and was in a relationship with Dr. Annaliese Stilman, the head of her department, until she accepted work as a behavioral science consultant for the FBI. Although she was out in Boston, she went into the closet so she could pursue her research at Quantico.
She then meets Kay Manz, a bartender at a local bar, and they fall in love. But Wendy ends their relationship after she overheard Kay tell her ex-husband that she was going to introduce their son to a "friend" and when he asked if it was someone important, Kay said 'no' (S2, ep 8).[25][26][27]
(Dr. Wendy Carr is a fictional character based on psychologist Dr. Ann Wolbert Burgess, a prominent Boston College professor whose work centers on treating survivors of trauma and abuse, and studying the thought process of violent criminals.[28][29])
Tammy CashmanMelora HardinTransparentCollege friend of Sarah, they reunite and marry.[30]
Alice CassiniBridget TurnerDoctor WhoPartner of May Cassini (Season 3, episode 3).[31]
May CassiniGeorgine AndersonDoctor WhoPartner of Alice Cassini (Season 3, episode 3).[31]
Tina CarterLuisa Bradshaw-WhiteEastEnders[Citation needed:July 2019]
Silvia CastroMarián AguileraLos hombres de Paco[Citation needed:July 2019]
CecileKathy BurkeLet Them Eat Cake[Citation needed:July 2019]
Tara ChamblerAlanna MastersonThe Walking DeadTara was introduced as the first lesbian on The Walking Dead.[32] Tara was in a relationship with Alisha, who dies during an attack on the prison. Her next lover, Denise Cloyd, is also killed.[33]
ChaseKiersey ClemonsEasyShe falls in love with Jo.[34]
ChenoaShein MompremierBlack LightningWas in a one-year relationship with Anissa Pierce.[35]
ChristineParisa Fitz-HenleyFalling WaterChristine is the girlfriend of Detective Alexis Simms.
Denise ChristopherSakina Jaffrey
Karen David		TimelessSpecial Agent Christopher is married to Michelle and has a daughter and son with her.
(In season 2, episode 8, "The Day Reagan Was Shot", a young Denise is played by Karen David.)[36]
Dr. Denise CloydMerritt WeverThe Walking DeadGirlfriend of Tara Chambler.[37]
Kathy Fern ClydeAnna KonkleRosewood[Citation needed:July 2019]
Bethany CollinsMuggaManifestBethany is married to Georgia and is a flight attendant on Flight 828. [Citation needed:July 2019]
Joey CollinsKate BellHome and Away[Citation needed:July 2019]
Kate ConnorFaye BrookesCoronation StreetKate dates several women. She was engaged to Caz Hammond.[38]
Samara CookClaire HoltPretty Little LiarsWas in a relationship with Emily Fields.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Helen CooperIngrid LaceyDrop the Dead Donkey[Citation needed:July 2019]
Gina CortesMonique Gabriela CurnenElementaryAfter Detective Cortes confronts Joan Watson, Sherlock Holmes posits that she may have been incensed because perhaps Watson slept with Cortes' significant other. To which Watson replied, "Considering she's gay and I'm not, I think that's highly unlikely".[39]
Fiona CoyneAnnie ClarkDegrassi: The Next GenerationThough she previously dated a male classmate, Fiona begins to develop feelings for classmate Imogen. She later comes out as a lesbian, and the two briefly date.[40]
Theodora CrainKate SiegelThe Haunting of Hill HouseTheo becomes involved with Trish Park and lets Trish touch her. Theo and Trish move in together.[41][42]
Lana CrawfordBridget NevalNeighbours[43]
Courtney CrimsenMichele Selene Ang13 Reasons WhyCourtney was closeted until the finale episode of season 2 ("Bye"), when she came out to her adoptive gay parents.[44]
Robyn CrispMinnie CroweComing of Age[Citation needed:July 2019]
Samantha 'Sam' Black CrowDevery JacobsAmerican GodsSam has a girlfriend, Natalie.[45]
CruzMaria-Elena LaasVida[46]
Bridey CruzFloriana LimaThe Family[47]
Elizabeth CruzRoma MaffiaNip/TuckLesbian anesthesiologist very close to the protagonists.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Jess DamonBrooke MarkhamIn the DarkJess is in a romantic relationship with Vanessa (who is either bisexual or lesbian). [Citation needed:July 2019]
DaniDemi LovatoGleeShe was Santana Lopez's girlfriend for a while.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Kim DanielsOlivia HallinanSugar RushLesbian protagonist, at first in love with her best friend Sugar, but later becomes girlfriend of Saint.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Alex DanversChyler LeighSupergirlThe episodes Crossfire and Changing deal with Alex's realisation that she is attracted to girls and her coming out.[48] In Medusa, her mother describes Alex as gay.
Greer DanvilleGracie DziennyChasing LifeA popular rich girl at Brenna's school, it becomes clear that both Greer and Brenna are attracted to each other. They briefly date before her parents are unhappy with her dating a "trouble-maker" like Brenna. They briefly date again before Greer ends up moving.[49]
Teri DaregoWunmi MosakuThe End of the F***ing World[50]
DariaFlorence KasumbaDominion[Citation needed:July 2019]
Ashley DaviesMandy MusgraveSouth of NowhereHer romantic and sexual relationship with Spencer Carlin is a popular lesbian ship called "Spashley."[Citation needed:July 2019]
Elodie DavisBrianna HildebrandTrinkets[Citation needed:July 2019]
Shay DavydovKsenia SoloOrphan Black[Citation needed:July 2019]
Caroline DawsonSarah LancashireLast Tango in HalifaxMarried to Kate McKenzie.[51]
DeDe Halcyon DayBarbara GarrickTales of the CityA wealthy socialite that came out publicly after the death of her husband, she has a sexual affair with younger woman Margot Park. [Citation needed:July 2019]
Carmen de La Pica MoralesSarah ShahiThe L Word[Citation needed:July 2019]
Karolina DeanVirginia GardnerRunawaysKarolina Dean develops feelings for Nico Minoru. At the dance, she initiates a kiss with her crush, to her surprise it's reciprocated. After her capture and subsequent liberation, she is reunited with Nico. To her delighted surprise, Nico initiates their second kiss. Later that night, she falls asleep in Nico's arms.[52]
Deborah (aka Deb-Deb)Julie GoldmanThe Mindy ProjectDr. Jean Fishman's wife.[53]
Lana DelaneyJill FlintThe Good WifeAn FBI agent, Lana is one of Kalinda Sharma's lovers.[54][55]
DeniseLena WaitheMaster of NoneDenise's sexuality and how it impacts her relationship with both her friends and family is explored in S2E8 Thanksgiving[56]
Clare DevlinNicola CoughlanDerry Girls[Citation needed:July 2019]
Midge DexterJulie KavnerTracey Takes On...A character frequently performed by actress Julie Kavner. Midge Dexter is a closeted pro-golfer and girlfriend to Chris Warner (Tracey Ullman). She's forced to come out publicly in season one, episode "Romance" after Chris gives her an ultimatum. Tracey Takes On... took home GLAAD Media Awards in 1996 and 1999.[57]
Kathleen "Dixie" DixonJane HazlegroveCasualty[Citation needed:July 2019]
Franky DoyleCarol BurnsPrisoner[Citation needed:July 2019]
Franky DoyleNicole da SilvaWentworth[Citation needed:July 2019]
Dr. Maggie DoyleJorja FoxER[Citation needed:July 2019]
Roberta DraysPatti KimThe KillingRoberta is the security chief at the Wapi Eagle Casino and is in a relationship with Nicole Jackson, head of the Kalimish tribe.[58]
Dominga "Daddy" DuarteVicci MartinezOrange is the New Black[Citation needed:August 2018]
Faith DuluthBreeda WoolThe Faith Diaries(Web TV)[59]
Claire DuncanZosia MametTales of the City[Citation needed:July 2019]
Frances DunhillCassidy FreemanThe Playboy ClubShe begins dating Nick Dalton to provide him with a politically acceptable public "girlfriend" and to make her appear heterosexual to her father.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Callie DunneTess FrazerGodlessCallie is the town's schoolteacher and was previously a prostitute in its brothel. She's in love with Mary Agnes McNue.[60][61]
Adena El-AminNikohl BoosheriThe Bold Type[62]
Nicole EllisLuna BlaiseFresh Off the BoatIn season four, she reveals that she is gay.
EmilieJulie ChristiansenHeartlessEmilie falls in love with Sofie.[63]
EmmaJulia DavisSally4Ever[64][65]
Kelly EpsonVanessa LengiesHawthorne[Citation needed:July 2019]
Darya EsfordNarges RashidiThe Girlfriend ExperienceEsford is the dominant ex-lover of Erica Myles.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Tilly EvansLucy DixonHollyoaks[Citation needed:July 2019]
Dana FairbanksErin DanielsThe L WordShe was the girlfriend of Alice Pieszecki and Lara Perkins during the series.[Citation needed:July 2019]
FaithAlicia VikanderOne Red Nose Day and a WeddingFaith, daughter of Fiona, marries Miranda, the daughter of Charles and Carrie, in this short film sequel to the film Four Weddings and a Funeral.[66]
Carey FangbattleGriffin McElroyThe Adventure ZoneCarey is married to Killian.[67]
Teresa FenchurchLeanne BestHome FiresA closeted lesbian in 1940s England, Teresa moved to Great Paxford after the head master at the Liverpool school where she taught discovered the relationship between her and Connie Ward, another teacher at the school.[68]
Joan "The Freak" FergusonMaggie KirkpatrickPrisoner[Citation needed:July 2019]
Joan FergusonPamela RabeWentworthWas in a relationship with an inmate Jianna Riley.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Macarena Fernández-WilsonPatricia VicoHospital Central[Citation needed:July 2019]
Marina FerrerKarina LombardThe L WordJenny Schecter's ex-girlfriend.[Citation needed:July 2019]
PC Danielle FerringtonNiamh McGradyThe FallShe reveals to DSI Stella Gibson that she was "gay".[Citation needed:July 2019]
Emily FieldsShay MitchellPretty Little LiarsEmily comes out in season one and is involved in several relationships throughout the seasons. She is engaged to Alison DiLaurentis.[69]
Dr. Jean FishmanNiecy NashThe Mindy Project[70]
Emily FitchKathryn PrescottSkinsWas in a relationship with Naomi Campbell.[21]
Jenny FlintCatrin StewartDoctor WhoMarried to Madame Vastra, who mentioned that Jenny's family shunned her for her sexuality.[71]
Amy FlowerSophia Di MartinoFlowers[Citation needed:July 2019]
Lena Adams FosterSherri SaumThe FostersMarried to Stef Adams Foster.[72]
Stef Adams FosterTeri PoloThe FostersMarried to Lena Adams Foster.[72]
Nicole GalassiniKellie MartinArmy WivesNicole is a captain and Army intelligence officer. She is in a relationship with Charlotte (Charlie) Mayfield.[73]
Dorothy GaleTeri ReevesOnce Upon a TimeDorothy is awakened from a sleeping spell with a True Love kiss from Ruby (aka Red Lucas). She is in love with Ruby and they become lovers.[74]
Robin GallagherJulie BenzDesperate Housewives[Citation needed:July 2019]
Regina GeorgeSeychelle GabrielRevengeShe has a crush on Charlotte Grayson where they both once drunkenly kissed.[Citation needed:July 2019]
GeorgiaEva KaminskyManifestGeorgia is married to Bethany Collins. [Citation needed:July 2019]
Marigold GilchristAmara Miller1600 Penn[Citation needed:July 2019]
Jen GilmoreAmy DownhamHollyoaks[75]
Sharon GilmourMargot KnightPrisoner[Citation needed:July 2019]
Opal GilstrapIlfenesh HaderaShe's Gotta Have It[76]
GraceCatherine SephiaMarc Maron and the Temple of Doom(Radio) Drama on radio talk show Morning Sedition.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Lt. Alisha GrandersonChristina ElmoreThe Last Ship[Citation needed:July 2019]
Shakima GreggsSonja SohnThe Wire[Citation needed:July 2019]
Tammy GregorioVanessa FerlitoNCIS: New OrleansTammy is introduced in season 3. In 3x18 she describes herself as 'gay' and has been confirmed as a lesbian by producers.[77]
GretaSophie GuilleminThe Frozen DeadShe is the partner of Irène Ziegler.[78]
Bianca GrieveAnita HeghJanet KingAfter working undercover on an investigation headed by Janet King, AFP Sergeant Grieve is assigned to protect her. They had both previously shown signs of a mutual interest, but kept it under control. They yield to their desire when Bianca is guarding Janet at home and become sexually involved. It develops into a romantic relationship.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Lia HaddockJessica BielLimetownLia is a journalist investigating the disappearance of the population of a small Appalachian town.[79]
Erica HahnBrooke SmithGrey's AnatomyHave a short romantic relationship with Callie Torres.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Nico HamadaEllen TamakiCharmedNico is a detective and she's dating Melanie Vera.[80][81]
Lydia HartLydia KellyHollyoaks[Citation needed:July 2019]
Beverly HarrisEstelle ParsonsRoseanne[Citation needed:July 2019]
Jenny HartmannLucy SchererHand aufs Herz[Citation needed:July 2019]
Ruby HaswellAlicya EyoEmmerdale[82]
Nicole HaughtKatherine BarrellWynonna EarpOfficer Nicole Haught was flirtatious but cautious towards Waverly Earp. They became a couple after Waverly confessed to Nicole that she wanted to be with her.[83] In Season 2 we find out that Nicole has an estranged wife named Shae whom she married impulsively not long after they'd met. In the final episode of the season, Nicole receives signed divorce papers from Shae.
Janis HawkChristine WoodsFlashForward[Citation needed:July 2019]
Maddie HeathAmy James-KellyCoronation Street[Citation needed:July 2019]
HeatherStephanie HyamDoctor WhoIn the first episode of series 10, Heather and Bill admit they 'really liked' each other, before they part ways. In the series 10 finale, 'The Doctor Falls', Heather returns to save Bill's life. When Bill requires confirmation of whether or not she's dead, Heather kisses her. From there, they save the Doctor and depart the T.A.R.D.I.S. to have presumably eternal adventures in space and time as a couple at last.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Emma HernandezMishel PradaVida[46][84]
Nora HildegardScarlett ByrneThe Vampire DiariesNora was in love with Mary Louise at the time of her death and was engaged to her.[85]
Carolyn HillAisha HindsUnder the Dome[Citation needed:July 2019]
Neika HobbsNia LongDear White PeopleNeika is engaged to her partner Monique.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Isabelle HodesAllie GrantWeeds[Citation needed:July 2019]
Jeri HogarthCarrie-Anne MossDaredevil
Jessica Jones
Iron Fist
The Defenders		Jeri is a high-power attorney. She wanted to divorce her wife Wendy so that she could be with her mistress Pam. In season 3, Jeri is diagnosed with ALS and deals with the news by having a drug-fueled orgy with three call girls.[86][87][88]
(Jeri Hogarth is the first lesbian character in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.[89][90] In Marvel Comics her character was named Jeryn Hogarth and was male.)
Cassidy HollandAnna SilkBeing Erica[Citation needed:July 2019]
Laura HollisElise BaumanCarmillaLaura is in a long-term relationship with Carmilla Karnstein.[91]
Jenna Faith HopeSarah DesjardinsImpulseJenna questions her sexuality throughout season 1, and in season 2 comes out as lesbian after meeting a girl at a college party and being kissed by her.[92]
Elsie HughesShannon WoodwardWestworldIn the first episode of Season 1, after finishing analyzing the 'host' Clementine Pennyfeather, Elsie's colleague leaves the room. Finally alone, Elsie takes this moment to tenderly kiss the dormant Clementine. She shows zero such affection for any men in the show.[Citation needed:July 2019]
HurleyGriffin McElroyThe Adventure ZoneLesbian, lover of Sloane.[67]
Kelly HurstNicky TalackoFamily Affairs[Citation needed:July 2019]
Linh Xuan HuyKae AlexanderCollateralLinh, an illegal immigrant, is the lover of vicar Jane Oliver.[93]
IlainusMusetta VanderXena: Warrior Princess[Citation needed:July 2019]
Nicole JacksonClaudia FerriThe KillingCorrupt head of the Kalimish tribe and manager of the Wapi Eagle Casino. She's in a relationship with Roberta Drays, the casino's security chief.[94]
Maia JeffriesAnna JullienneShortland Street[Citation needed:July 2019]
Candace JewellIon OvermanThe L WordHas an affair with Bette Porter.[Citation needed:July 2019]
JezLindsey DawsonShameless (UK)[Citation needed:July 2019]
Melantha JhirlJodie Turner-SmithNightflyers[Citation needed:July 2019]
JoJacqueline ToboniEasyShe falls in love with Chase.[34]
Beth JordacheAnna FrielBrookside[Citation needed:July 2019]
Naomi JulienPetra LetangEastEnders[Citation needed:July 2019]
Katherine "Kate" Kane / BatwomanRuby RoseBatwomanKate is the cousin of Bruce Wayne / Batman. While in military Academy she was in a secret relationship with Sophie Moore that ended when Kate's sexual orientation was discovered, she was expelled, and Sophie chose to stay behind and said she wasn't in love with her.[95]
She is the first lesbian superhero to head a prime time series.[96][97]
Kate was seen briefly for the first time at the end of The Flash series' season five Arrowverse crossover episode "Elseworlds, Part 1."[98] She is officially introduced in the Arrow season seven Elseworlds crossover episode "Elseworlds, Part 2".[99]
KarenMalkia StampleyThe Chi[Citation needed:July 2019]
KarnLaura MatthewsEastEnders[Citation needed:July 2019]
Carmilla KarnsteinNatasha NegovanlisCarmillaCarmilla is in a relationship with Laura Hollis.[91]
Sydney KatzStacey FarberSaving HopeSydney struggled to come to terms with her sexual identity and her faith (Orthodox Judaism). In season 3, Sydney admits to Maggie Lin that she's attracted to women and they kiss. After this she broke up with her fiancé Hershel and came out as a lesbian. She and Maggie grow closer and they have sex. In season 4, it's revealed that she loves Maggie, but departs to Israel with her new girlfriend. In season 5, Sydney and Maggie are reunited and begin a romantic relationship.[100][101]
KeelinChristina MosesThe OriginalsIn a relationship with Freya Mikaelson. She states her previous relationship was also with a woman.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Delle Seyah KendryMayko NguyenKilljoysShe flirts with Yalena "Dutch" Yardeen and eventually kisses her. She seduces Aneela.[Citation needed:July 2019]
KennedyIyari LimonBuffy the Vampire Slayer[Citation needed:July 2019]
Janet KingMarta DusseldorpJanet KingShe was life partners with Ashleigh Larsson and they had two children, which Janet gave birth to after in vitro fertilisation. Two years after the death of Ash, she becomes sexually involved with Sergeant Bianca Grieve, who had been assigned to protect her from harm. Their mutual attraction develops into a romantic relationship.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Ruka KishimotoJuri UenoLast Friends[Citation needed:July 2019]
Eryka KleinLaura De BoerThe TunnelEryka falls in love with Elise Wassermann.[102][103]
Jocelyn KnightCharlotte RamplingBroadchurchA barrister for the prosecution, she confesses her long-held love for Maggie Radcliffe and becomes romantically involved with her.[104][105]
Phyllis KrollCybill ShepherdThe L WordHad relationships with Alice Pieszecki and Joyce Wischnia.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Alice KwanSherry ColaGood Trouble[106]
Sascha KyteVictoria BroomMarcellaSascha is the partner of Jojo Baines.[9]
Ashleigh LarssonAimee PedersenJanet KingAshleigh was the life partner of Janet King and the co-parent of their two children.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Charlotte LauAmy YamazakiHollyoaks[Citation needed:July 2019]
LauraAngel M. WainwrightUnderemployedInvolved with Sophia Swanson.[107]
Danny LawrenceSharon BelleCarmillaDanny has unrequited romantic feelings for her friend Laura Hollis. This crush is the root of the mutual antagonism between her and Carmilla Karnstein.[91]
Agnes 'Lee' LebachiAdelayo AdedayoOriginHad a relationship with a female AI.[108]
Dr. Kim LegaspiElizabeth MitchellER[Citation needed:July 2019]
Jodi LernerMarlee MatlinThe L WordBette Porter's ex-girlfriend.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Emily LevinsonAlison LouderBeing Human[Citation needed:July 2019]
Lauren LewisZoie PalmerLost GirlDr. Lauren Lewis spends years as a pledged servant to The Ash (leader of the Light Fae) so that she can find a cure for her comatose girlfriend's mysterious illness. Lauren and Bo, a succubus Fae, fall in love. Their relationship became popularly known by the portmanteau word Doccubus,[109] a blend of "Doctor"+"Succubus". ("I think we finally understand that her love for Bo is honest and genuine and real." - Zoie Palmer on her character's relationship with Bo.[110])
LexaAlycia Debnam-CareyThe 100After the funeral of Clarke's prior love interest, Lexa mentions that she "had someone special too." Lexa goes on to describe how her love, Costia, had been abducted, tortured, and beheaded by a political enemy. Later, Lexa kisses Clarke in her tent before the battle. In Season 3 Lexa gets on her knees in front of Clarke, and pledges herself to her in no uncertain terms. Later in the season, Lexa and Clarke make love. In the scene after their union, Lexa gets shot and dies. In the next season, Clarke confesses to her mother that she loved Lexa.[111]
Lou LinklatterBreeda WoolMr. Mercedes[112]
Jo LipsettSarah-Jane PottsWaterloo Road[Citation needed:July 2019]
Anne ListerMaxine Peake
Suranne Jones		The Secret Diaries of Miss Anne Lister
Gentleman Jack		Anne Lister lived an open lesbian lifestyle in 19th century Yorkshire. She was nicknamed "Gentleman Jack" by local townspeople.[113][114]
Kate LittlejohnSusannah FloodFor the PeopleKate is involved with ATF agent Anya Ooms.[115]
LommieMaya EshetNightflyers[Citation needed:July 2019]
Sandy Lopez____ER[Citation needed:July 2019]
Santana LopezNaya RiveraGleePreviously dated glee club member, Puck. In season 2 she struggles with her feelings for best friend Brittany and later comes out to her as a lesbian. She's later outed in season 3. Was in a relationship with Brittany and is now married to her.[116]
Olivia LordPortia de RossiNip/Tuck[Citation needed:July 2019]
Mary LouiseTeresa LianeThe Vampire DiariesMary Louise was in love with Nora at the time of her death and was engaged to her.[85]
Lao MaJacqueline KimXena: Warrior Princess[Citation needed:July 2019]
Cat MacKenzieLaura FraserLip Service[Citation needed:July 2019]
Tara MaclayAmber BensonBuffy the Vampire SlayerWas romantically involved in a serious relationship with Willow Rosenberg.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Elizabeth "Mac" MacmillanTammy MacIntoshMiss Fisher's Murder MysteriesDr. 'Mac' is Miss Phryne Fisher's best friend and confidante. She doesn't conceal her sexual nature and sports menswear in public (fedora, trousers, waistcoat, ascot, two tone oxfords).[117]
MaggieDebi MazarYoungerBest friend and roommate of Liza Miller.[118]
Kay ManzLauren GlazierMindhunterKay works as a bartender at a local bar. She is divorced and has a son. Kay married because it was what her parents expected of her, and had a child because it was what her husband had wanted. When she divorced, she left custody of her son to her ex-husband because she didn't want to continue suppressing her identity and sexual preference. Kay meets Wendy Carr and they enter into a relationship, but it is ended by Wendy after Kay forgot that a custodial exchange weekend had been changed, and when Kay told her ex-husband that she was going to introduce their son to a "friend" and he asked if it was someone important, Wendy overheard Kay answer 'no'.[27]
Melanie MarcusMichelle ClunieQueer as Folk (US)Melanie is in a domestic partner relationship with Lindsay Peterson. They break up after Lindsay has an affair with a man and are later reunited.[119]
MarionJoan SeveranceAmerican Horror Story: AsylumMarion is the love interest of Lana Winters.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Mandy Marquez____Doctors[Citation needed:July 2019]
Deborah "Dee" MarshallAshley D. KelleyInsatiable[Citation needed:August 2018]
Eddy MartínezSer AnzoateguiVida[46]
Tea MarvelliSofia Black-D'EliaSkins (US)[120]
Jo MastersSally RogersThe Bill[Citation needed:July 2019]
Emily MatherValarie PettifordA Discovery of WitchesEmily is a witch. She is the partner of Sarah Bishop. [Citation needed:July 2019]
MaxJessica Parker KennedyBlack SailsShe had a relationship with Eleanor Guthrie and is in a relationship with Anne Bonny. Max is a former sex worker and expresses no sexual or romantic interest towards men whatsoever. In Season 4 she faces the difficult choice to either lose everything or marry a man, and she chooses not to marry someone she could never feel attraction towards.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Ally Mayfair-RichardsSarah PaulsonAmerican Horror Story: CultAlly is married Ivy Mayfair-Richards.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Ivy Mayfair-RichardsAlison PillAmerican Horror Story: CultMarried to Ally Mayfair-Richards and has an affair with Winter Anderson.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Charlotte (Charlie) MayfieldRyan Michelle BatheArmy WivesCharlie is the civilian partner of Captain Nicole Galassini.[121]
Kate McBrideLindsay CrouseHill Street Blues[Citation needed:July 2019]
Paige McCullersLindsey ShawPretty Little LiarsEmily Field's ex-girlfriend.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Shane McCutcheonKatherine MoennigThe L Word
The L Word: Generation Q		Shane has had relationships with Carmen de la Pica Morales, Molly Kroll, Jenny Schecter, Dawn Denbo, Cindi Tucker, and others (original TLW series).[Citation needed:July 2019]
Marilyn McGrathGail StricklandHeartBeatMcGrath is a nurse practitioner and co-founder of a women's clinic. She is in a long-term relationship with Patty.
The character of Marilyn McGrath was a groundbreaker as the first main character in a U.S. prime time series that identified as a lesbian.[122]
Marilyn McGrath-DufresneKristin LehmanGhost WarsMarilyn is the town's doctor. She is married to Val McGrath-Dufresne.[123]
Val McGrath-DufresneLuvia PetersenGhost WarsVal is the mayor of the small Alaskan town. She is married to Marilyn McGrath-Dufresne.[123]
Greta McGrawAnna McGahanPicnic at Hanging RockGreta was exiled from home by her father for being a lesbian. She's in a relationship with Marion Quade. [Citation needed:July 2019]
Kate McKenzieNina SosanyaLast Tango in HalifaxMarried to Caroline Dawson.[51]
Betty McRaeAli LiebertBomb GirlsBetty is a closeted lesbian that falls for her straight friend, but is rejected by her. Later, she meets Teresa, who pursues her. They become romantically involved.[124]
Cissy MeldrumCatherine RabettYou Rang, M'Lord?[Citation needed:July 2019]
Kate MessnerPeyton KennedyEverything Sucks!Kate spends the season struggling with her sexual orientation and enters a relationship with her friend Luke after a rumour of her being gay is spread around school. After realizing and admitting that she's a lesbian, Kate and classmate Emaline reveal their attraction for each other, and later kiss.[125]
MickeyDot-Marie JonesThe Faith Diaries(Web TV)[126]
Patricia "Tricia" MillerMadeline BrewerOrange Is the New Black(Web television)[Citation needed:July 2019]
MinyaAlison WallXena: Warrior Princess[Citation needed:July 2019]
MirandaLily JamesOne Red Nose Day and a WeddingMiranda, daughter of Charles and Carrie, marries Faith, the daughter of Fiona, in this short film sequel to the film Four Weddings and a Funeral.[66]
Tara MohrAnnapurna SriramBillionsAfter a cocaine-snorting lesbian sex tryst that was secretly videotaped, she was blackmailed into spying on her employer, the U.S. Attorney. She was not seen again in the series after being caught snooping by a coworker.[Citation needed:July 2019]
MoiraSamira WileyThe Handmaid's TaleMoira is captured in a dyke purge, punished for being a lesbian, and kept in captivity. She is later able to escape to Canada. We learn that her girlfriend Odette was rounded up in a dyke purge, reclassified as un-woman, and died in the Colony.[127]
MoniqueZee JamesDear White PeopleMonique is engaged to her partner Neika Hobbs.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Bianca MontgomeryEden RiegelAll My Children[Citation needed:July 2019]
Molly MontgomerySophie IsaacsHollyoaks[Citation needed:July 2019]
Renee MontoyaVictoria CartagenaGothamWas in a relationship with Barbara Kean (a bisexual) in the past.[128]
Sian MooreGeorgia HenshawCucumber
Banana		[Citation needed:July 2019]
Vivienne MorayCamilla SparvJacqueline Susann's Valley of the DollsVivienne is an artist living in Paris.[129]
Ellen MorganEllen DeGeneresEllen[Citation needed:July 2019]
Lillian MossSarah MitichMurdoch MysteriesA suffragette, Lillian was disowned by her family for refusing to marry a hand-picked husband. Her real name is Helen Walker and was once involved with a married woman. She was attracted to Dr. Emily Grace from the moment they met, and she subsequently enters into a romantic relationship with her.[130]
Blanche MottershedAlex KingstonUpstairs, Downstairs[Citation needed:July 2019]
MulanJamie ChungOnce Upon a TimeAlthough earlier episodes hinted at the possibility of Mulan being romantically interested in Phillip, Aurora's beloved, actress Jamie Chung later clarified that such was never actually the case, and that Mulan's heart unequivocally belonged to Aurora.[131]
Emma Muller____Hand aufs Herz[Citation needed:July 2019]
Sam Murgatroyd Megan Parkinson Ackley Bridge Introduced in series two, Sam faces homophobic bullying from students. She then enters a relationship with Nasreen Paracha.[132]
Sam MurrayHeather PeaceLip Service[Citation needed:July 2019]
Myfanwy____Little Britain[Citation needed:July 2019]
Erica MylesAnna FrielThe Girlfriend Experience[133]
NajaraKathryn MorrisXena: Warrior Princess[Citation needed:July 2019]
Nicky NicholsNatasha LyonneOrange Is the New Black(Web television) [Citation needed:July 2019]
Cosima NiehausTatiana MaslanyOrphan BlackThe creators have been a bit inconsistent in identifying Cosima's sexuality. Graeme Manson once said he thinks "Cosima's been 'bisexual' (if you had to codify it), but maybe she's ready to self-identify as gay. She would defend her freedom to choose, no matter where nature placed her in the spectrum."[134] Later on Twitter, he confirmed that she is indeed gay.[135] Additionally, Cosima did label herself as a lesbian when she accidentally came out while giving a speech as her sister Alison.
P. NinnyLena WaitheDear White PeopleNinny is a butch lesbian who at first did not want to admit that she was a lesbian.[136]
NiylahJessica HarmonThe 100In the premier of Season 3, Niylah makes love to Clarke Griffin. During Season 4, Niylah and Clarke are sleeping together, and she comforts Clarke after a brutal decision.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Eunice NoonGemma WhelanThe End of the F***ing World[50]
Heather NovackNatalie PaulThe SinnerNovack is a detective and uncloseted.[137]
Allie NovakKate JenkinsonWentworth[Citation needed:July 2019]
Alex NuñezDeanna CasaluceDegrassi: The Next GenerationPaige Michalchuk's girlfriend.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Ofglen / Ofsteven / EmilyAlexis BledelThe Handmaid's TaleShe's forced to watch the hanging of her lesbian lover for gender treachery. Ofglen is also convicted of being a gender traitor, but instead of death the government punishes her with female genital mutilation to stop her from having "unnatural" urges. Prior to capture, her wife Sylvia and son were able to escape to Canada.[138]
Jane OliverNicola WalkerCollateralJane is a vicar in a relationship with Linh Xuan Huy, an illegal immigrant.[93]
Rachel "Bullet" OlmsteadBex Taylor-KlausThe KillingBullet is a teenager and lives on the street with other runaways. She is trying to find a missing friend and helps the detectives in their search for the killer (Season 3). Bullet is murdered by him.[139]
A.M. OnymousErin B. LillisSubverCity Transmit(Podcast) Host of the SubverCity Transmit LGBTQIA-centric speculative fiction podcast. Throughout the series, during the introductions and follow-ups to the episode's featured stories, she makes references to her past relationships with women, love letters from female admirers and one particular mysterious "one that got away" for whom she still pines.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Anya OomsCaitlin StaseyFor the PeopleAn ATF agent, she is romantically involved with prosecutor Kate Littlejohn.[115]
PamSusie AbromeitJessica JonesPam was the mistress of Jeri Hogarth. Her affair with Jeri drove Wendy, Jeri's wife, to file for divorce. She was forced to kill a mind-controlled Wendy to save Jeri's life, then ended her relationship with Jeri.[140]
Nasreen ParachaAmy-Leigh HickmanAckley BridgeNasreen comes out to her mother as a lesbian and tells her she's in love with another woman in the first series.[141] In the second series, she begins a relationship Sam Murgatroyd.[132]
Margot ParkMay HongTales of the CityMargot struggled to adapt to the FtM transition of her girlfriend (who changed his name to "Jake"), but eventually left the relationship and became involved with DeDe Halcyon Day. [Citation needed:July 2019]
Trish ParkLevy TranThe Haunting of Hill HouseTrish is Theodora Crain's girlfriend and whom Theo allows to be touched by. They move in together.[41][42]
Gina PatrickDannielle BrentHollyoaks[Citation needed:July 2019]
PattyGina HechtHeartBeatPatty is the partner of Marilyn McGrath.[122]
Helena PeabodyRachel ShelleyThe L Word[Citation needed:July 2019]
Felicia "Snoop" PearsonFelicia PearsonThe Wire[Citation needed:July 2019]
Gail PeckCharlotte SullivanRookie BlueGail is a police officer. Although in the first three seasons she has a history with men, in season 4 she comes out to herself after she meets forensic pathologist Holly Stewart. She told a fellow officer that being with Holly made her feel different and better (s5, ep.3). After distance between them due to a misunderstanding, Gail told Holly that she didn't want to end up a sad, sorry woman who had thrown away the most wonderful person she had ever met (s5, ep.7). She told another fellow officer that going to the Peck family dinner was supposed to be her first gathering with them as a lesbian, and had hoped it would have been with Holly (s5, ep.9). Their relationship ends when Gail forgoes moving to America with Holly because of her intent to become the adoptive parent of an orphaned girl (s5, ep.11). Gail later meets detective Frankie Anderson and becomes involved with her (season 6).
(Showrunner Tassie Cameron, Charlotte Sullivan, and exec producer Noelle Carbone identified Gail as being lesbian.[142][143][144] Had the series been renewed for a seventh season, Gail and Holly would have been reunited.[145])
Aline PenhallowEileen LiShadowhuntersHad a secret relationship with a woman named Carolyn.[146] Actress Eileen Li has stated that Aline is a lesbian.[147]
Lara PerkinsLauren Lee SmithThe L Word[Citation needed:July 2019]
Wendy PeyserClea DuVallAmerican Horror Story: AsylumWas in a relationship with Lana Winters.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Kelsey PhillipsNia JervierDear White PeopleKelsey described herself as a "gold star" lesbian in season 2/episode 4.[136]
Anissa Pierce / ThunderNafessa WilliamsBlack Lightning[148]
Dr. Malaya PinedaMelanie ChandraCode Black[Citation needed:July 2019]
PoppyClaudia RocafortLife SentencePoppy is the girlfriend of Ida Abbott. [Citation needed:July 2019]
Bette PorterJennifer BealsThe L Word
The L Word: Generation Q		She had romances with Tina Kennard, Jodi Lerner, Candace Jewell, Alice Pieszecki, among others (original TLW series).[Citation needed:July 2019]
Alex PortnoyBrianne TjuLight as a Feather[Citation needed:July 2019]
Bill PottsPearl MackieDoctor WhoBill is the first openly and exclusively homosexual, full-time companion character in Doctor Who's history. She falls for Heather in the first episode of Series 10, 'The Pilot'. In the finale episode, Heather returns. When Bill questions her status as a living creature, Heather kisses her, asking whether the kiss felt real or not (it did). From there, Heather makes Bill an immortal like her, and they depart the T.A.R.D.I.S. as a couple to have adventures in time and space for eternity.[149]
Sian PowersSacha ParkinsonCoronation StreetWas in a relationship with and engaged to Sophie Webster.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Marion QuadeMadeleine MaddenPicnic at Hanging RockShe's in a relationship with Greta McGraw. [Citation needed:July 2019]
Maggie RadcliffeCarolyn PicklesBroadchurchEditor of the local newspaper, she becomes romantically involved with Jocelyn Knight.[104]
RamonaJudy ReyesOne Day at a TimeMember of Penelope's therapy group.
Jane RamosRosario DawsonJane the Virgin[Citation needed:July 2019]
Logan RawlingsAshley TisdaleYoung and Hungry[150]
ReaganYvette MonrealFaking It[151]
Carla RinaldiTania RaymondeDeath ValleyRinaldi is revealed to be lesbian in episode "Zombie Fights", when she makes out with barmaid Julia.[152]
Maia RindellRose LeslieThe Good FightHer partner is Amy Breslin.[153]
Zoë RivasAna GoljaDegrassi: The Next Generation
Degrassi: Next Class		Briefly dates two male friends, Miles and Drew. Zoë realizes she's gay when she falls in love with Grace Cardinal, although she is only seen as a friend. She comes out to boyfriend Winston in season 3. She later becomes Rasha Zuabi's girlfriend. Her mother does not accept her sexual orientation and kicks her out.[154]
Arizona RobbinsJessica CapshawGrey's AnatomyShe had several relationships, the main one with her ex-wife Callie Torres. She also had relationships with Lauren Boswell (with whom she cheated Callie), Eliza Minnick and currently has a relationship with Karina DeLuca.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Roberta "Bob"Carlease BurkeShamelessA truck driver. She becomes involved with Monica Gallagher.[155]
Binnie RobertsSophie LanghamEastEnders[Citation needed:July 2019]
Tess RobertsFiona ButtonLip Service[Citation needed:July 2019]
Maya RobertsonLaura DonnellyHex[Citation needed:July 2019]
RobinTiera SkovbyeOnce Upon a TimeRevealed to be in love with Alice (the daughter of Captain Hook and Mother Gothel) in episode "The Eighth Witch". She begins a relationship with her.[156]
RobinMaya HawkeStranger ThingsComes out to her friend Steve Harrington when he tells Robin that he has a crush on her. Robin is the first non-straight character to be included in the series.[157][158][159]
Christine RoddTrudy HellierNeighbours[Citation needed:July 2019]
RootAmy AckerPerson of Interest[Citation needed:July 2019]
Willow RosenbergAlyson HanniganBuffy the Vampire SlayerThough only showing attraction to and having relationships with male characters in the first 3 seasons, she begins dating Tara Maclay in season 4. Identifies as a lesbian in Season 5. In two long-term lesbian relationships during the series, including the first long-term lesbian relationship of a lead character on network television.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Pippy RosewoodGabrielle DennisRosewood[Citation needed:July 2019]
Molly RossSara ThompsonBurden of TruthMolly is in a relationship with Luna Spence.
Wendy Ross-HogarthRobin WeigertJessica JonesWife of Jeri Hogarth. She filed for divorce when she discovered Jeri's affair with her secretary, Pam. Wendy was a doctor at a free clinic and financially supported Jeri while the latter was in law school.[86]
Eve RothloFamke JanssenHow to Get Away with MurderNotably had a past relationship with fellow defense attorney Annalise Keating. When talking about their past and how a part of her is still in love with Annalise, Eve remarks that she has "been with plenty of other women"[160] since the end of their relationship years ago.[161][162]
Dalia Royce____Suburgatory[Citation needed:July 2019]
Simone RussellLena Cardwell / Chrystee Pharris / Cathy Jenéen DoePassions[Citation needed:July 2019]
SamJeanna HanScream QueensKnown by the nickname "Predator Lez". In love with Chanel #3. She's killed by the Red Devil.[163]
RuthieLily NewmarkSex Education[Citation needed:July 2019]
SaintSarah-Jane PottsSugar RushKim's girlfriend in season 2.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Layla Salim____Kick[Citation needed:July 2019]
Peach SalingerShay MitchellYou[164]
SallyCatherine ShepherdSally4EverSally comes out when she meets Emma and becomes involved in a relationship with her.[64][65]
SamanthaTara JoshiShadowhuntersGirlfriend of Ollie Wilson.[165][166]
Jessie SammlerEvan Rachel WoodOnce and Again[Citation needed:July 2019]
Maggie SawyerFloriana LimaSupergirlShe has a girlfriend in one of the episodes, and acts as Alex's love interest and the catalyst to her coming out.[167] The comics character she is based on is lesbian as well.[168]
Jackie SchneiderRomi TrowerKick[Citation needed:July 2019]
Vivienne "Scotty" ScottLetitia WrightCucumber
Banana		[Citation needed:July 2019]
Rose SeithathiFlorence KasumbaDeutschland 86She's in a relationship with Lenora Rauch. [Citation needed:July 2019]
Callie SenateMolly ParkerGoliathShe seduces Michelle McBride (bisexual) and begins a lesbian affair with her.[169]
Ava SharpeJes MacallanLegends of TomorrowMentions that she is 'not really the husband kind' and has a relationship with Sara Lance.[170]
Dr. Irena ShawZoie PalmerDark MatterIn episode 3x10, Irena Shaw is seen as having been in love, and in a romantic relationship, with Rebecca (aka Portia Lin / Two). Rebecca used Irena's image to create the Android.[171]
Leslie ShayLauren GermanChicago Fire[Citation needed:July 2019]
Alexis SimmsSepideh MoafiFalling WaterAlexis is a homicide detective. She's in a relationship with Christine. [Citation needed:July 2019]
Ximena SinfuegoLisseth ChavezThe FostersIn episode 5x10, "Sanctuary", Ximena comes out to Callie.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Katie SingerMischa BartonOnce and Again[Citation needed:July 2019]
SloaneGriffin McElroyThe Adventure ZoneLesbian, lover of Hurley.[67]
Bea SmithDanielle CormackWentworth[Citation needed:July 2019]
SofieJulie ZangenbergHeartlessSofie is a succubus that must feed from the life force of humans to survive. If she feeds too much and drains her prey, her victim bursts into flames and is incinerated. She meets Emilie and for the first time in her life feels attraction and falls in love.[63]
Rose SolanoBridget ReganJane the Virgin[Citation needed:July 2019]
Veronica "Vero" SoleCarolina CerezuelaHospital Central[Citation needed:July 2019]
ADA Serena SoutherlynElisabeth RöhmLaw & Order[Citation needed:July 2019]
Luna SpenceStar SladeBurden of TruthLuna is a First Nation native in a relationship with Molly Ross. [Citation needed:July 2019]
Ali SpencerKelli HollisEmmerdale[82]
Karen SpencerJoanna JohnsonThe Bold and the Beautiful[Citation needed:July 2019]
Norma Starkey____Shameless (UK)[Citation needed:July 2019]
Niki StevensKate FrenchThe L Word[Citation needed:July 2019]
Holly StewartAliyah O'BrienRookie BlueHolly is a forensic pathologist and becomes involved in a romantic relationship with Gail Peck (seasons 4 and 5).[172] She breaks up with Gail when, after landing a job in San Francisco, Gail declines moving with her to America (s5, ep.11). (Co-executive producer and writer Sherry White, who would have been the showrunner had the series been renewed for another season, said they planned to reunite Gail and Holly.[145])
Annaliese StilmanLena OlinMindhunterDr. Annaliese Stilman is the head of the psychology department at a Boston university. She was in a relationship with Wendy Carr until Wendy accepted the FBI's offer to join their team as a behavioral science consultant at Quantico. Annaliese was more open in public with her feelings for Wendy and what they were to each other.[25]
Frankie StoneElizabeth HendricksonAll My Children[Citation needed:July 2019]
Maggie StoneElizabeth HendricksonAll My Children[Citation needed:July 2019]
Joanie StubbsKim DickensDeadwood
Deadwood: The Movie		Falls in love with Jane Canary (Calamity Jane).[22][23]
In the movie, set in 1889, she and Jane became estranged during that passage of time. Jane returns to Deadwood in search of Joanie and to try to win her back. They are reunited and their relationship is rekindled.[24]
Sophia SwansonMichelle AngUnderemployed[173]
SylviaClea DuVallThe Handmaid's TaleWife of Ofglen, she escaped to Canada with their son.[174]
Zoe TateLeah BracknellEmmerdale[Citation needed:July 2019]
Emily Taylor____Hollyoaks[Citation needed:July 2019]
TeresaRachel WilsonBomb GirlsTeresa is a Women's Army Corps sergeant. She flirts with and seduces Betty McRae. They eventually become involved in a romantic relationship.[124]
Mandy Thomas____Home and Away[175]
Rae ThomasJossara JinnaroPassions[Citation needed:July 2019]
Nonnie ThompsonKimmy ShieldsInsatiable[Citation needed:August 2018]
Ezri TiganNicole de BoerStar Trek: Deep Space NineThe mirror universe version of Ezri Dax is referred to as not being interested in men and has a romantic and sexual relationship with the mirror universe's version of Kira Nerys. The two women share an on-screen kiss and Ezri flirts with other female characters. It's unclear whether her lack of attraction to men is unique to the alternate universe or because this Ezri never received the Dax symbiont, as well as their memories and desires.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Camilla TorresTatiana MaslanyOrphan BlackShe asks Dr. Delphine Cormier out to dinner. Delphine confirms this to a mirthful Cosima when she enters the room after Camilla leaves.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Desiree UptonSimone RobertsonHome and Away[176]
UrielKatrine De CandoleDominion[Citation needed:July 2019]
Madame VastraNeve McIntoshDoctor WhoShe is married to Jenny Flint. This is confirmed in the episode The Snowmen.[177]
Alex VauseLaura PreponOrange Is the New Black(Web television) Piper Chapman's principal love interest. Alex and Piper were ex-girlfriends prior to their imprisonment in Litchfield Penitentiary. In Season 5, episode 12, Piper asks Alex to marry her and Alex accepts.[178]
Melanie "Mel" VeraMelonie DiazCharmedMel is in a relationship with Nico Hamada.[80][81]
Margot VergerKatharine IsabelleHannibal[Citation needed:July 2019]
Veronica____All in the Family[Citation needed:July 2019]
VioletHannah John-KamenCucumber
Banana		[Citation needed:July 2019]
Nikki WadeMandana JonesBad GirlsIn a relationship with Officer Helen Stewart.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Ann WalkerChristine Bottomley
Sophie Rundle		The Secret Diaries of Miss Anne Lister
Gentleman Jack		Ann is Anne Lister's lover. She accepts Lister's proposal to live together as partners, followed by a Church blessing in which she becomes her "wife".[113][114]
Jenny WalkerErin B. LillisCongeria(Podcast) Lead character. She is a private investigator and mentions her past romantic relationship with Angela Graves. (Some of their relationship history is referenced in "minisodes" exclusive to members of Shudder streaming service.)[179]
May-Li WangStacy LiuThe Dumping GroundMay-Li is a care worker and in series 3, May-Li is revealed to be in a relationship with another woman and had adopted children.[180]
Connie WardRachael ElizabethHome FiresConnie was in a secret relationship with colleague Teresa Fenchurch.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Chris WarnerTracey UllmanTracey Takes On...A character written and frequently performed by actress-comedian Tracey Ullman. Chris is girlfriend to pro-golfer Midge Dexter (Julie Kavner). Chris and Midge come out publicly in season one, episode "Romance"; Chris is kidnapped and sent to a "homosexual de-programming center" Straight Ways in season three, episode "Religion." Tracey Takes On... took home GLAAD Media Awards for both episodes (1996, 1999[57]).
Suzanne "Crazy Eyes" WarrenUzo AdubaOrange Is the New Black(Web television) Susanne fell for Piper Chapman when Piper arrived in the prison. She's in a romantic relationship with Maureen Kukudio.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Poussey WashingtonSamira WileyOrange Is the New Black(Web television) Poussey's feelings for Tasha "Taystee" Jefferson were unrequited. She developed a relationship with Brook Soso.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Crickett WattsBrandi BurkhardtHart of DixieCrickett came out to everyone just as she was about to renew her vows with Stanley Watts. After this she started dating Jaysene.[181]
Kerry WeaverLaura InnesER[Citation needed:July 2019]
Sophie WebsterBrooke VincentCoronation Street[Citation needed:July 2019]
Bridget WestfallLibby TannerWentworth[Citation needed:July 2019]
Amanda WestonAnna AkanaStitchersRomantic girlfriend of Camille Engelson.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Nina WilliamsTyla AbercrumbieThe Chi[Citation needed:August 2018]
Carol WillickJane SibbettFriendsGirlfriend of Susan Bunch. They marry in season 2 episode "The One with the Lesbian Wedding".[19][20]
Dr. Freya WilsonLu CorfieldDoctors[Citation needed:July 2019]
Henrietta "Hen" WilsonAisha Hinds9-1-1"Hen" is married to Karen Wilson. They are together raising the son of Hen's ex-girlfriend (Eva).[182]
Karen WilsonTracie Thoms9-1-1Karen is married to Henrietta Wilson.[182]
Olivia 'Ollie' WilsonAlexandra OrdolisShadowhuntersOllie is a detective and in a relationship with Samantha.[165][166]
Lana WintersSarah PaulsonAmerican Horror Story: AsylumLana was locked in Briarcliff asylum for being a lesbian. She was in a secret relationship with Wendy Peyser.[183]
Hillary WinthropAshley HinshawWorkaholics[184]
Camile WrayMing-Na WenStargate Universe[Citation needed:July 2019]
Doc Meh YewllTrenna KeatingDefiance[Citation needed:July 2019]
YolandaShakira BarreraGLOW[185]
YorkieMackenzie DavisBlack Mirror
Episode: "San Junipero"		Yorkie is living in a simulated reality within which she meets Kelly, a bisexual woman. They fall in love and Yorkie enters into a romantic relationship with her.[186]
Irène ZieglerJulia PiatonThe Frozen DeadZiegler is openly lesbian and the captain of the St. Martin detective squad.[187][188] She's in a committed relationship with Greta.
Rasha ZuabiDalia YegavianDegrassi: Next ClassZoë Rivas' Muslim girlfriend.[Citation needed:July 2019]

Gay
Character Portrayed by Program Notes
AaronRoss MarquandThe Walking DeadAaron is the series' first gay male character, who has a partner named Eric.[189]
AgronDan FeuerriegelSpartacus[Citation needed:July 2019]
AceStephen ColbertThe Ambiguously Gay DuoCreator Robert Smigel confirmed that one of the characters is gay and the other straight but never specified which one of them.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Sam AdamaSasha RoizCapricaSam, a canon gay character, is an enforcer for the Ha'la'tha crime syndicate on Caprica. He is married to Larry and childless due to his dangerous career.[190]
Kenny Al-BahirRami MalekThe War At Home[Citation needed:July 2019]
AlanBryan SafiYoung & Hungry[Citation needed:July 2019]
AlexAdam FaisonEverything's Gonna Be OkayNicholas' new boyfriend. [Citation needed:February 2020]
Noah AlexanderMarcel McCallaFootballers' Wives[Citation needed:July 2019]
AlistairFinneas O'ConnellGleeSpencer's boyfriend who joins the glee club.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Drew AlisterBrendan FehrThe Night Shift[Citation needed:July 2019]
Wesley AlvarezRudy MartinezDear White PeopleWesley and Lionel Huggins have a relationship in season two of the show.
Blaine AndersonDarren CrissGleeHas several relationships with men, including a relatively long-term on-and-off relationship with Kurt Hummel that ends with them getting married.[191]
AndrewCraig FergusonSean Saves the World[Citation needed:July 2019]
Matteusz AndrzejewskiJordan RenzoClassHas relationship with Charlie Smith.[192]
Titus AndromedonTituss BurgessUnbreakable Kimmy SchmidtExtravagant and affectionate roommate of the protagonist.[Citation needed:July 2019]
AndyMatt BomerAmerican Horror Story: Freak ShowGigolo who had relations with Dell Toledo.[Citation needed:July 2019]
AnwarChaneil KularSex Education[Citation needed:July 2019]
Lucas ApertStéphane PittiOsmosis[Citation needed:July 2019]
Luke AshtonScott NealThe Bill[Citation needed:July 2019]
AustinRyan McGuinnisUgly BettyAlthough he started as Justin Suarez's rival, he ended up becoming his boyfriend.[193]
Trevor AylissTracey UllmanTracey Ullman: A Class Act
Tracey Takes On...		A male character written and frequently performed by actress-comedian Tracey Ullman. The character was originally created for a comedy special and was later adapted for the HBO comedy series, Tracey Takes On.... Trevor works as a flight attendant; he fathers a child with a female co-worker (season 1, episode "Family"). He lives London with his partner Barry (Michael McKean). Significant sketch: "Childhood" (season 2).[Citation needed:July 2019]
Renly BaratheonGethin AnthonyGame of ThronesPublicly married to Margaery Tyrell but is actually in a secret relationship with her brother Loras Tyrell. Margaery is aware of their relationship and is supportive.[194]
BarnesErnie GrunwaldSupernaturalAt the end of The Real Ghostbusters (season 5 episode 9) it is confirmed that he is in a relationship with Demian.[195][10]
Thomas BarrowRob James-CollierDownton Abbey[Citation needed:July 2019]
Finn BartonJoe GillEmmerdale[Citation needed:July 2019]
Dom BasaluzzoMurray BartlettLooking[Citation needed:July 2019]
Noah BaxterLaw ThompsonHollyoaks[Citation needed:July 2019]
Sean BeasleySean MaherThe Playboy ClubHe is in a marriage of convenience with Alice, a lesbian who works as a Playboy Bunny.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Rusty BeckGraham Patrick MartinThe Closer
Major Crimes		Young murder witness who lives with police captain Sharon Raydor. In the season two finale, Rusty comes out as gay to Sharon and fears rejection. However, Sharon accepts him completely and makes it clear to him. He later comes out to the Major Crimes squad near the beginning of season 3 to a complete lack of surprise and becomes open afterwards, trying and failing to date a coworker. In season 4, while trying to identify murder victim Mariana Wallace, Rusty meets her brother Gustavo "Gus" Wallace who becomes romantically interested in him. After initially resisting Gus' advances due to distance and his fears of Gus no longer liking him if they date, Rusty enters into a relationship with Gus. Despite this, Rusty is shown to be uncomfortable with being gay, shying away from holding Gus' hand in public which causes them some problems. In "Off the Wagon", Rusty tells Gus he loves him for the first time and intends to spend his life with Gus, something that Gus reciprocates.[Citation needed:July 2019]
BenBradley Cooper
Adam Scott		Wet Hot American Summer: First Day of Camp
Wet Hot American Summer: Ten Years Later		[Citation needed:July 2019]
Jack BenjaminSebastian StanKings[Citation needed:July 2019]
Dr. Oliver BergLaurence Penry-JonesDoctors[Citation needed:July 2019]
Sol BergsteinSam WaterstonGrace and Frankie[Citation needed:July 2019]
Henry BestVincent FranklinCucumber
Banana		[Citation needed:July 2019]
Ida BestCaldwell TidicueTales of the CityIda is a drag queen. [Citation needed:July 2019]
Marco BiancoBart RuspoliEastEnders[Citation needed:July 2019]
Erol BirkanFahri YardımDogs of Berlin[Citation needed:July 2019]
Kyle BishopAndy MientusSmash[Citation needed:July 2019]
Stuart BixbyDerek JacobiViciousStuart and Freddie Thornhill have been together for almost 50 years.[196]
Eric Black____Judging Amy[Citation needed:July 2019]
Billie BlaikieAlan CummingThe L Word[Citation needed:July 2019]
Larry Blaisdell____Buffy the Vampire Slayer[Citation needed:July 2019]
Richie BlakeSpencer McLarenThe Secret Life of Us[Citation needed:July 2019]
Helen Blakemore____Water Rats[Citation needed:July 2019]
Stanford BlatchWillie GarsonSex and the City[Citation needed:July 2019]
Max BlumAdam PallyHappy EndingsHe had an important relationship with Grant during the series.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Dr. Simon BondDavid SturzakerDoctors[Citation needed:July 2019]
Brad BottigBrock CiarlelliThe MiddleHinted heavily that he was gay during season 1-6. Character finally came out in season 7 to his best friend, Sue Heck.
BouffantAdrian ScarboroughLet Them Eat Cake[Citation needed:July 2019]
Edwin Bouwhuis____Goede Tijden, Slechte Tijden[Citation needed:July 2019]
John BowersKyle ClementsDoom Patrol[Citation needed:July 2019]
Drew BoydMatt BattagliaQueer as Folk (US)[Citation needed:July 2019]
BradHenry Zaga13 Reasons WhyAfter coming out as gay, Tony said that Brad was his boyfriend.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Brendan BradyEmmett J. ScanlanHollyoaks[Citation needed:July 2019]
Mike BrakeDominic RickhardsNight and Day[Citation needed:July 2019]
Rory Brears____Waterloo Road[Citation needed:July 2019]
Aaron BrennanMatt WilsonNeighbours[Citation needed:July 2019]
BrianGraham DuffIdealBrian has several boyfriends, which become more feminine as the series goes on. He fell in love with one of them in Season Three, and was dumped by him. He dated women in the past, but it is not known if these relationships were a cover so as to remain closeted, or if he is actually bisexual.[197]
Tom BrisleyAdam RayGrange Hill[Citation needed:July 2019]
Courtney Brown____ER[Citation needed:July 2019]
Gino BrownCameron J. ArmstrongThe RookieGino is a nurse at a hospital. He is in a relationship with rookie officer Jackson West.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Rory BrownRory CowanMrs. Brown's Boys[Citation needed:July 2019]
Ben BrucknerRobert GantQueer as Folk (US)Married to main character Michael, has HIV.[Citation needed:July 2019]
BryanMichael GalanteGood Trouble[Citation needed:July 2019]
Russell BryantJonathan NewthAfter Henry[Citation needed:July 2019]
Marco Buis____Goede Tijden, Slechte Tijden[Citation needed:July 2019]
Conor Byrne____Family Affairs[198]
CarlSteve John ShepherdBeing Human (UK)Carl is a gay vampire. He shares a flat with his human boyfriend Dan until he accidentally kills him during sleep. The police is looking for him so Carl escapes to Brazil.[199]
Carlos (the Scientist)Dylan MarronWelcome to Night Vale(Podcast / Radio) Carlos is the boyfriend, then later husband of Cecil Palmer.[200]
Leon CarpMartin MullRoseanne[Citation needed:July 2019]
Luke CarsonVincent LeclercThis Life (2015)[Citation needed:July 2019]
Doug CarterPJ BrennanHollyoaks[Citation needed:July 2019]
Steven CarringtonAl Corley
Jack Coleman		Dynasty (1981)Self-identifies as homosexual, but has relationships with both men and women. He is among the earliest Gay main characters included in an American television series.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Steven CarringtonJames MackayDynasty (2017)[Citation needed:July 2019]
Johnny CarterSam Strike
Ted Reilly		EastEnders[Citation needed:July 2019]
Owen CavanaughDallas RobertsThe Good Wife[Citation needed:July 2019]
CharlesRhys DarbyA Series of Unfortunate Events[201]
Keith CharlesMathew St. PatrickSix Feet Under[Citation needed:July 2019]
Jeremy ChetriVarun SarangaWynonna Earp[Citation needed:July 2019]
Barry ClarkGary HailesEastEnders[Citation needed:July 2019]
Christian ClarkeJohn PartridgeEastEnders[Citation needed:July 2019]
Tom ClarkeMatt GreenwoodThe A Word[Citation needed:July 2019]
Oswald Cobblepot / The PenguinRobin Lord TaylorGothamTalks about his love for Edward Nygma.[202]
Deran CodyJake WearyAnimal Kingdom[Citation needed:July 2019]
Paul CokerJonny LabeyEastEnders[Citation needed:July 2019]
Stephen ColbertStephen ColbertThe Colbert ReportImplied to be gay in several episodes. It was later confirmed on an episode of The Late Show with Stephen Colbert.[203][204] (In this video, Colbert has his "cousin," a double of himself, come on the show, with the character saying the following about Colbert: "I'm pretty sure he's gay. Where there's smoke, there's fire."[205]
Eddy CostaJohn VentimigliaJessica JonesDetective Costa is in a same-sex marriage and trying to adopt a child (season 3). [Citation needed:July 2019]
Rico Constantino____WWE[Citation needed:July 2019]
John CooperMichael CudlitzSouthland[Citation needed:July 2019]
Alan J. CorbettDustin MilliganSupernaturalOpenly displays feelings for Ghostfacers team leader Ed which is noted by Ed's best friend Harry who thinks its bad for the team. When Corbett's ghost is trapped in a loop of his own death, Ed is able to snap him out of it by telling Corbett he loves him though it is unclear whether Ed was telling the truth. This is significant as it was earlier stated that the type of ghost Corbett was could only be reached on a rare occasion by someone they had a close emotional connection to in life.[10]
Kevin CoznerMarc Evan JacksonBrooklyn Nine-NineCaptain Holt's husband. [Citation needed:July 2019]
Ian Craig____The Archers(Radio) [Citation needed:July 2019]
Mitch CrumbFred SavageCrumbs[Citation needed:July 2019]
Hugh CulberWilson CruzStar Trek: DiscoveryIs the partner of Paul Stamets.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Roger CurbishleyAdam RaynerDoctor Who[Citation needed:July 2019]
Jesse D'AmatoDane DeHaanIn Treatment[Citation needed:July 2019]
Vince D'AngeloBobby CannavaleWill & GraceBoyfriend and later Will's husband.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Jodie DallasBilly CrystalSoap[Citation needed:July 2019]
Lieutenant Jim DangleThomas LennonReno 911![Citation needed:July 2019]
Coco DavisCharles LevinThe Golden Girls[Citation needed:July 2019]
Felix DawkinsJordan GavarisOrphan Black[Citation needed:July 2019]
Chevalier de LorraineEvan WilliamsVersailles[Citation needed:July 2019]
Toby De SilvaMatthew NeedhamCasualty[Citation needed:July 2019]
Montgomery de la CruzTimothy Granaderos13 Reasons WhyMonty is a closeted football player who becomes involved in a secret relationship with Winston Williams. [Citation needed:June 2020]
Marco Del RossiAdamo RuggieroDegrassi: The Next GenerationAlthough he had a false relationship with Ellie Nash, he ended up in a relationship with Dylan Michalchuk.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Michael Delaney____All My Children[Citation needed:July 2019]
Phil DelaneyJason MerrellsQueer as Folk (UK)[Citation needed:July 2019]
Canton Everett Delaware IIIMark SheppardDoctor WhoCanton got the blessing of President Nixon to marry his black fiancé in episode "Day of The Moon", until he revealed that his fiancé was a man.[206]
DemianDevin RatraySupernaturalAt the end of The Real Ghostbusters (season 5 episode 9) it is confirmed that he is in a relationship with Barnes.[195][10]
Silas DengdamoorLee MajdoubDirk Gently's Holistic Detective AgencyPanto's boyfriend.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Marcus DentCharlie CondouCoronation Street[Citation needed:July 2019]
DerrickSpencer NevilleDays of Our LivesIntroduced in November 2014 as a bellhop in the Salem Inn, he flirted with Paul Narita on several occasions. He then played an important part in the developing gay love triangle involving Will Horton, Paul Narita and Sonny Kiriakis. After the first gay double date on a US daytime soap (Will/Sonny and Derrick/Paul), where it was revealed that Derrick was cut off by his family after coming out, he slept with Paul and hoped they would continue dating and see where things would go. With the change in head writers and the new writing regime axing the historic gay storyline, Derrick suddenly disappeared after mid-August, 2015.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Ted DinardMark WithersDynasty (1981)Steven Carrington's former boyfriend from New York City.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Ted DinardMichael Patrick LaneDynasty (2017)Steven Carrington's ex-boyfriend.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Aaron DingleDanny MillerEmmerdale[Citation needed:July 2019]
Rodolfo do ValeAlejandro ClaveauxNada Será Como Antes[Citation needed:July 2019]
Richie DonadoRaúl CastilloLookingPatrick's boyfriend and love of his life.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Billy DouglasRyan PhillippeOne Life to Live[Citation needed:July 2019]
Dino DoyleGary HollywoodMrs. Brown's Boys[Citation needed:July 2019]
Scott DrinkwellRoss AdamsHollyoaks[Citation needed:July 2019]
Edward DrummondLeo SuterVictoria[Citation needed:July 2019]
Kenneth DuBekeTony MaudsleyBenidorm[Citation needed:July 2019]
EddieDaniel FranzeseLookingAgustín's boyfriend and later husband.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Alex EdelLudwig TrepteDeutschland 86[Citation needed:July 2019]
Russell EdgingtonDenis O'HareTrue Blood[Citation needed:July 2019]
Blane Edwards____In Living Color[Citation needed:July 2019]
Eric EffiongNcuti GatwaSex EducationBest friend of Otis. [Citation needed:July 2019]
Hank Eliot____As the World Turns[Citation needed:July 2019]
Georg Eschweiler____Lindenstraße[Citation needed:July 2019]
Gino EspositoShane McNamaraNeighbours[Citation needed:July 2019]
EthanJonathan HowardDominion[Citation needed:July 2019]
EthanCharlie CarverTeen WolfHe's romantically involved with Danny and later Jackson Whittemore.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Damon EvangelistaRyan Jamaal SwainPose[207]
Bernd Fabrius____Mit Herz und Handschellen[Citation needed:July 2019]
Howie FairbanksAndrew FrancisThe L Word[Citation needed:July 2019]
Tom Farrell____Gimme Gimme Gimme[Citation needed:July 2019]
Dustan FarrowBrandon ClaybonDanger Force[Citation needed:April 2020]
Justin FarrowTommy DickleDanger Force[Citation needed:April 2020]
Gavin Featherly____The Brittas Empire[Citation needed:July 2019]
Fabio FedeliBrando PacittoBaby[Citation needed:July 2019]
David Ferrán____Física o QuímicaDespite his initial hostility, he ends up being Fernando's boyfriend.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Matt Fielding____Melrose Place[Citation needed:July 2109]
Jason FigueroaPeter RiniOrange is the New Black(Web television) Husband of Natalie Figueroa, assistant warden of Litchfield Prison.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Leonard FinchAl WeaverGrantchesterLeonard is a closeted Anglican curate in 1950s England. He loves Daniel Marlowe, but Daniel breaks his heart.[208]
Don FinlaysonJoe HashamNumber 96TV's first regular gay character, he was a heroic lawyer who had several long running boyfriends and was in the groundbreaking Australian show for its entire five-year run from 1972-1977.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Oliver FishScott EvansOne Life to Live[Citation needed:July 2019]
David FisherMichael C. HallSix Feet Under[Citation needed:July 2019]
Christopher FletcherAshleigh Bell-Weir
Dylan McCready
Shaun Wood
Rian McLean		Home and Away[Citation needed:July 2019]
Captain James FlintToby StephensBlack SailsIn the second season it is revealed that he had a romantic and sexual relationship with Thomas Hamilton. Show runners Robert Levine and Jon Steinberg continuously refer to Flint as 'gay' rather than 'bisexual'.[Citation needed:July 2019]
FlorianAlex RichGLOWFlorian died from an HIV/AIDs-related illness. His friend Bash is told that he "probably won’t be received by most traditional funeral homes."[209]
Carsten FlöterGeorg UeckerLindenstraße[Citation needed:July 2019]
Fred FonsecaJimi MistryEastEnders[Citation needed:July 2019]
Bill ForbesJack ColemanThe Vampire Diaries[Citation needed:July 2019]
Jamie ForrestKarl UrbanShortland Street[Citation needed:July 2019]
Aidan FosterBob MorleyNeighboursAidan is a love interest of Chris Pappas.[210]
Jonny FosterRichard GrieveEmmerdale[Citation needed:July 2019]
Jude Adams FosterHayden ByerlyThe FostersDevelops romantic feelings for his male best friend Connor Stevens early in the show. In season 2, after mixed signals and Connor coming out as gay himself, the two begin dating. Although Jude was initially reluctant to accept the label 'gay', in the episode "More Than Words" Jude officially comes out to Connor by saying "Hi, I'm Jude, and I'm gay" and that "I'm super gay. For you" after his refusal to label himself nearly leads to a breakup and a conversation with his friend Cole, who is trans, about the power of labels. In "Lucky", Jude goes as far as admitting to being in love with Connor who loves him back.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Karl FosterChris FinchCoronation Street[Citation needed:July 2019]
Alonso FrameRussell ToveyDoctor Who[Citation needed:July 2019]
Tom FriendlyM. C. GaineyLost[195]
Hernando FuentesAlfonso HerreraSense8Lito's secret boyfriend.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Luke FullerBilly CampbellDynasty (1981)Has a relationship with Steven Carrington.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Ian GallagherCameron MonaghanShameless (US)Starts off the show a closeted 15-year-old in a relationship with his married, much-older boss, Kash Karib. Later he starts a physical relationship with Mickey Milkovich, which develops through the series. Season 4 ends with both of them out of the closet. He also had a short relationship with Lloyd, who was old enough to be his grandfather and Trevor. In season 10 he married Mickey Milkovich.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Mr. GallantEvan PetersAmerican Horror Story: Apocalypse[Citation needed:July 2019]
Ben Galloway____Family Affairs [Citation needed:July 2019]
Jamie Gangel____Beautiful Thing[Citation needed:July 2019]
William "Butch" GambleJohn GoodmanNormal, Ohio[Citation needed:July 2019]
Samuel GarlandVictor GarberTales of the City[Citation needed:July 2019]
GarySteve CarellThe Ambiguously Gay DuoCreator Robert Smigel confirmed that one of the characters is gay and the other straight but never specified which one of them.[Citation needed:July 2019]
GavinTrey GerraldOrange is the New Black(Web television) Had a secret gay relationship with Jason Figueroa.[Citation needed:August 2018]
Dirk GentlySamuel BarnettDirk Gently's Holistic Detective AgencyShow creator Max Landis stated that before the series was cancelled he had planned a romance between Dirk and Lieutenant Assistent [sic].[211]
Michel GerardYanic TruesdaleGilmore Girls[Citation needed:July 2019]
Craig Gilmore____The Bill[Citation needed:July 2019]
Ethan GoldFab FilippoQueer as Folk (US)Violin player, had a short-lived relationship with main character Justin Taylor.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Fred Gonzalez____Brookside[Citation needed:July 2019]
John GoodwinNeal BledsoeSmash[Citation needed:July 2019]
Cyrus GoodmanJoshua RushAndi MackFirst gay main character on Disney Channel and the first to say the word “gay” in its modern meaning; first has a crush on Jonah Beck, later has a crush on TJ Kippen and they get together in the series finale, marking the first gay romance on Disney Channel.[212]
GrantJames WolkHappy EndingsMax's ex-boyfriend; they start dating again after they run into each other on Valentine's Day.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Albert Grant____Big Love[Citation needed:July 2019]
Neil GraylingJames GaddasBad Girls[Citation needed:July 2019]
Eddie Gregg____Hill Street Blues[Citation needed:July 2019]
Marshall GregsonKeir GilchristUnited States of TaraTara's son, he becomes Lionel's boyfriend.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Todd GrimshawBruno LangleyCoronation Street[Citation needed:July 2019]
Hercules Grytpype-ThynnePeter SellersThe Goon Show(Radio) [Citation needed:July 2019]
GuinnessHenderson WadeAmerican Horror Story: Roanoke[Citation needed:July 2019]
Nate Gurney____Waterloo Road[Citation needed:July 2019]
José "Joey" GutierrezJuan Pablo RabaAgents of S.H.I.E.L.D.An Inhuman who was revealed to previously have had a boyfriend.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Craig Gutteridge____Cutting It[Citation needed:July 2019]
Naveed HaiderGurjeet SinghAckley BridgeNaveed arrives at the end of the second series to create a fake marriage arrangement with Nasreen Paracha so as to conceal their sexual orientations. He comes out in series 2, and has a short relationship with Matthew in series 3.[213]
Thomas HamiltonRupert Penry-JonesBlack Sails[Citation needed:July 2019]
T.J. HammondSebastian StanPolitical Animals[Citation needed:July 2019]
Oliver HamptonConrad RicamoraHow To Get Away With Murder[Citation needed:July 2019]
Tae-joo HanHan Gi-chanWhere Your Eyes Linger[Citation needed:June 2020]
Robert HansonMartin SheenGrace and FrankieAfter having an affair with his law-partner Sol for 20 years they finally come out to their wives and children to marry each other.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Derek HarkinsonIan LavenderEastEnders[Citation needed:July 2019]
HarrisonMatthew RischTales of the City[Citation needed:July 2019]
HarryDavid Anthony HigginsMike & Molly[Citation needed:July 2019]
Michael Harper____My Family[Citation needed:July 2019]
Shane HarveyMichael J. WillettFaking ItIs openly gay from the pilot.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Ste HayKieron RichardsonHollyoaks[Citation needed:July 2019]
Richard Heller____24[Citation needed:July 2019]
Alex Henley____SkinsHe kisses Matty Levan in one episode.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Mason HewittKhylin RhamboTeen Wolf[Citation needed:July 2019]
Carter HeywoodMichael BoatmanSpin City[Citation needed:July 2019]
Lionel HigginsDeRon HortonDear White People[Citation needed:July 2019]
Louis Hines____Murder One[Citation needed:July 2019]
Kieron HobbsJake HendriksHollyoaks[Citation needed:July 2019]
Ken HodgesChristopher GuardCasualty[Citation needed:July 2019]
Saul HoldenRon RifkinBrothers & Sisters[Citation needed:July 2019]
Clayton "Clay" Louis HollingsworthMonte MarkhamThe Golden Girls[Citation needed:July 2019]
Curtis Holt / Mister TerrificEcho KellumArrowHolt is married to a man.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Ray HoltAndre BraugherBrooklyn Nine-Nine[Citation needed:July 2019]
Emmett HoneycuttPeter PaigeQueer as Folk (US)[Citation needed:July 2019]
Scott HopeFab FilippoBuffy the Vampire Slayer[Citation needed:July 2019]
Will HortonChandler Massey
Guy Wilson		Days of Our LivesWill, the second gay character to join the soap opera, strived on a "journey toward self-acceptance," and learning about his identity.[214]

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Dr. George HuangBD WongLaw & Order: SVUPsychiatrist who works with the Special Victims Unit; his sexuality is briefly mentioned.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Kurt HummelChris ColferGleeThe first and main gay character of Glee. He was Blaine Anderson's boyfriend ad later fiancé, had a short relationship with a boy named Adam and an unrequited crush on his later stepbrother Finn Hudson. Finally he marries Blaine.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Bob HunterTuc WatkinsDesperate Housewives[Citation needed:July 2019]
IanKyle Riabko90210He has a relationship with Teddy Montgomery.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Shane Ince____Cutting It[Citation needed:July 2019]
Jake____My Family[Citation needed:July 2019]
Kenny James____My Name Is Earl[Citation needed:July 2019]
JaredSam PancakeSvetlana[Citation needed:July 2019]
Jason____Game On[Citation needed:July 2019]
Bernard JasserNathan Lee GrahamLA to VegasBernard is a gay flight attendant.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Geoffrey JellineckPaul DinelloStrangers with CandyHe is in a secret love affair with Mr. Noblet, the history teacher.[216]
Ashley JenningsTony BonczaEastEnders[Citation needed:July 2019]
JerryNicholas GonzalezTrue Blood[Citation needed:July 2019]
Jesus / Paul MonroeTom PayneThe Walking DeadPaul, otherwise known as "Jesus," came out as gay in episode "The Other Side" (S7, ep.14). He mentions having had a hard time getting close to boyfriends.[217]
Steve JinksAaron AshmoreWarehouse 13New Warehouse agent in Season 3.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Joe____Grey's Anatomy[Citation needed:July 2019]
Johnathan____Help Me Help You[Citation needed:July 2019]
Ted Johnston____Trailer Park Boys[Citation needed:July 2019]
Lucas JonesRyan CarnesGeneral Hospital[Citation needed:July 2019]
Samuel Josiah "Sammy Jo" JonesRafael de la FuenteDynasty (2017)Has a one-night stand with Steven Carrington.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Stuart Alan JonesAidan GillenQueer as Folk (UK)[Citation needed:July 2019]
Warren Jones____This Life (1996)[Citation needed:July 2019]
JoshJosh ThomasPlease Like Me[Citation needed:July 2019]
Julian and Sandy____Round the Horne[Citation needed:July 2019]
JustinRyan CarnesDesperate Housewives[Citation needed:July 2019]
Kang-gookJang Eui-sooWhere Your Eyes Linger[Citation needed:June 2020]
Kash KaribChris Bisson (UK)
Pej Vahdat (US)		Shameless (UK)
Shameless US		Had an affair with 15-year-old Ian Gallagher at the show's beginning.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Dave KarofskyMax AdlerGleeDespite bullying Kurt, he kisses him, revealing his sexual orientation. Then he has a short romance with Blaine.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Richard Katimski____My So-Called Life[Citation needed:July 2019]
Major Bill Keane, MDRicky SchroderThe Andromeda Strain[Citation needed:July 2019]
Kevin KellerCasey CottRiverdaleHe had an affair with Joaquin DeSantos and a flirtation with Moose Mason.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Nico KimAlex LandiGrey's Anatomy
Station 19		He works at Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital (since season 15). [Citation needed:February 2020]
KimonLevi MeadenOlympus[Citation needed:July 2019]
Jude KincadeBrent AntonelloHit the Floor[Citation needed:July 2019]
Brian KinneyGale HaroldQueer as Folk (US)[Citation needed:July 2019]
Nate KinskiMeyne WyattNeighbours[Citation needed:July 2019]
Victor J. Kinzer____bloomingOUT(Radio) [Citation needed:July 2019]
TJ KippenLuke MullenAndi MackCyrus Goodman’s love interest; first gay romance on Disney Channel[212][218]
Sonny KiriakisFreddie SmithDays of Our LivesHe had a romance with Will Horton. (Sonny is the first gay character introduced in the soap opera.)[214][219]
Jason Kirk____Emmerdale[Citation needed:July 2019]
Leo Kraft____Mit Herz und Handschellen[Citation needed:July 2019]
KravitzGriffin McElroyThe Adventure ZoneIn a long term relationship with Taako.[67][220]
Elias KronishKeith DavidFuture ManElias is married to Marigold but during his youth it was revealed that Elias was having an affair with Leslie, a man.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Nate KulinaNick JonasKingdom[Citation needed:July 2019]
Malcolm Laffley____Beggars and Choosers[Citation needed:July 2019]
Jim Lahey____Trailer Park Boys[Citation needed:July 2019]
Paul LambertMathew BoseEmmerdale[Citation needed:July 2019]
Agustín LanuezFrankie J. AlvarezLookingMarried with Eddie.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Larry____Caprica[Citation needed:July 2019]
Joseph LasileMichael ArdenKings[Citation needed:July 2019]
Oliver LawsonKristopher TurnerThis Life (2015)[Citation needed:July 2019]
Kyle Lendo____The Class[Citation needed:July 2019]
Lenny____This Life (1996)[Citation needed:July 2019]
Leon____Coronation Street[Citation needed:July 2019]
Tom LevittChristian BorleSmash[Citation needed:July 2019]
Duke Lewis, Jr.Skyler MaxonFaking It[Citation needed:July 2019]
Kyle LewisBrett ClaywellOne Life to Live[Citation needed:July 2019]
Will LexingtonChris CaramckNashville[Citation needed:July 2019]
Alec LightwoodMatthew DaddarioShadowhuntersHeld secretive feelings for his childhood friend Jace Wayland, who was initially oblivious, and straight. Later, Alec develops romantic feelings for and is attracted to Magnus Bane, which helped him come to terms with his sexuality.[221] Came out publicly during his arranged wedding to a woman he could not love. In a relationship with Magnus and recently confessed he loved him romantically, feelings which Magnus reciprocated.
Rick LincolnLuke MacFarlaneThe Night Shift[Citation needed:July 2019]
Omar LittleMichael K. WilliamsThe Wire[Citation needed:July 2019]
Mateo Fernando Aquino LiwanagNico SantosSuperstore[Citation needed:July 2019]
Lloyd____Entourage[Citation needed:July 2019]
Ollie LloydKeiynan LonsdaleDance Academy[Citation needed:July 2019]
John Lord____The Bill[Citation needed:July 2019]
Sebastian LoveDavid WalliamsLittle Britain[Citation needed:July 2019]
LucasEddie RamosTeen WolfLucas has a boyfriend named Ethan, and in the end of the third season revealed that he is "aware of all the supernatural stuff happening in Beacon Hills."[222]
LukeLee WilliamsIdealBrian's boyfriend in Series 3.[223]
LukeCorbin BleuThe MiddleIn season 9 episode "The Other Man", Luke is a friend of Sue Heck's boyfriend and became involved with Sue's best friend Brad Bottig.
Lukewarm____Porridge[Citation needed:July 2019]
Jamal LyonJussie SmollettEmpire[Citation needed:July 2019]
Prince LykosWayne BurnsOlympus[Citation needed:July 2019]
Mac____Beaver Falls[Citation needed:July 2019]
Macca____Hollyoaks[Citation needed:July 2019]
Eric "Mac" MacFarlane____E.N.G.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Guido MackSebastian AchillesDogs of BerlinHe is the partner of Erol Birkan. [Citation needed:July 2019]
James MackiePaul KeatingEastEnders[Citation needed:July 2019]
Andrew "Macca" MacKenzieJohn MorrisNeighbours[Citation needed:July 2019]
Adam Macy____The Archers(Radio) [Citation needed:July 2019]
Rick Macy____In the Flesh[Citation needed:July 2019]
Mickey Maguire____Shameless (UK)[Citation needed:July 2019]
Danny MahealaniKeahu KahuanuiTeen WolfIs openly gay and was in a relationship with Ethan.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Nathan MaloneyCharlie HunnamQueer as Folk (UK)[Citation needed:July 2019]
Alex ManesTyler BlackburnRoswell, New Mexico[Citation needed:July 2019]
Mani____Sinchronicity[Citation needed:July 2019]
Vijay MarajDante ScottDegrassi: Next ClassHe had a short romance with Tristan Milligan.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Anthony MarentinoMario CantoneSex and the City[Citation needed:July 2019]
Cricket MarloweLeslie JordanAmerican Horror Story: Roanoke[Citation needed:July 2019]
Scott Marsh____My Family[Citation needed:July 2019]
Ben MarshallCharlie BarnettTales of the City[Citation needed:July 2019]
Oscar MartinezOscar NunezThe Office[Citation needed:July 2019]
Syed MasoodMarc ElliottEastEnders[Citation needed:July 2019]
MateoDickie HeartsTales of the CityMateo is deaf. [Citation needed:July 2019]
Kevin MathesonRussell ToveyLookingHave an affair with Patrick.[Citation needed:July 2019]
MaulpeyPhilip Charles MacKenzieBrothers[Citation needed:July 2019]
Noah MayerJake SilbermannAs the World Turns[Citation needed:July 2019]
Billy MayhewDaniel BrocklebankCoronation Street[Citation needed:July 2019]
Ted Mayo____United States of Tara[Citation needed:July 2019]
Ronny McCarthyTyler RitterThe McCarthys[Citation needed:July 2019]
Bazil McCourtey____Hollyoaks[Citation needed:July 2019]
Lee McDermott____Desperate Housewives[Citation needed:July 2019]
Mac McDonaldRob McElhenneyIt's Always Sunny in PhiladelphiaHe had relationships with women in the first couple of seasons, but later he's noticeably attracted to men and has feelings for his best friend Dennis. In Season 12's episode "Hero or Hate Crime?", Mac officially comes out and accepts that he's gay.[224][225]
David McDowellDan CastellanetaThe Tracey Ullman ShowDavid raises his teen daughter Francessca (Tracey Ullman) with his partner, William (Sam McMurray).[Citation needed:July 2019]
William McDowellSam McMurrayThe Tracey Ullman ShowWilliam, along with his partner, David (Dan Castellaneta) raise their teenage daughter Francessca (Tracey Ullman) together.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Jack McFarlandSean HayesWill & Grace[Citation needed:July 2019]
Jonathon McKenna____Shortland Street[Citation needed:July 2019]
McKinleyMichael Ian BlackWet Hot American Summer: First Day of Camp
Wet Hot American Summer: Ten Years Later		[Citation needed:July 2019]
Louis McManusMichael UriePartners[Citation needed:July 2019]
Jack McPheeKerr SmithDawson's CreekDespite being profiled as the new love interest of Joey Potter, he ended up accepting his sexuality and starting a relationship with Doug Whitter.[Citation needed:July 2019]
John Paul McQueenJames SuttonHollyoaks[Citation needed:July 2019]
Dylan Michalchuk____Degrassi: The Next GenerationMarco Del Rossi's boyfriend.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Craig MiddlebrooksBilly EichnerParks and Recreation[Citation needed:July 2019]
Mickey MilkovichNoel FisherShameless (US)Has a relationship with Ian Gallagher, which begins as a "friends with benefits" relationship but develops into more. Starts show in the closet, but later comes out because of the threat of losing Ian. Later marrying Ian.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Nathan MillerJarod JosephThe 100[Citation needed:July 2019]
Tristan Milligan____Degrassi: The Next Generation
Degrassi: Next Class		A somewhat effeminate boy, he had an affair with a teacher but then he ended up being Miles Hollinsworth III's boyfriend. He was also dated during an episode with Vijay Maraj.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Ben MitchellMatthew Silver
Morgan Whittle
Charlie Jones
Joshua Pascoe
Harry Reid
Max Bowden		EastEnders[Citation needed:July 2019]
Dean MonroeFisayo AkinadeCucumber
Banana		[Citation needed:July 2019]
Simon MonroeEmmett J. ScanlanIn the Flesh[Citation needed:July 2019]
Teddy MontgomeryTrevor Donovan90210Despite her romance with Erin Silver, she ended up realizing her sexuality after a one-night stand with Ethan.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Travis MontgomeryJay HaydenStation 19His husband died fighting a fire. [Citation needed:July 2019]
Buddy MorganJoseph Gordon-LevittThat 70s Show[Citation needed:July 2019]
Edward Philippe MottEvan PetersAmerican Horror Story: Roanoke[Citation needed:July 2019]
Patrick MurrayJonathan GroffLooking[Citation needed:July 2019]
Steven Myron____The Sarah Silverman Program[Citation needed:July 2019]
Paul NaritaChristopher SeanDays of Our LivesThe first love of long-time gay character Sonny Kiriakis (one half of Days's gay "super-couple" Will and Sonny, the first married gay couple on a US daytime soap) and a successful professional baseball player, Paul came to Salem in November, 2014. He was immediately loved by fans and became part of a frontburner storyline that included his coming out, discovering that he is the son of John Black (Days of Our Lives) (an iconic long-term character) and a love triangle between him, Sonny and Will Horton, which also involved the newly introduced fourth gay character on the show, Derrick. Unfortunately, since head writers Christopher Whitesell and Gary Tomlin were replaced by Josh Griffith and Dena Higley, with their material starting to air in mid-August, Paul has appeared only a handful of times, and the frontburner storyline involving him, Sonny, Will and Derrick was axed by the new regime, which involved the killing of the gay legacy character Will, which led to a huge backlash from fans right before the show's 50th anniversary.[Citation needed:July 2019]
NasirPana Hema TaylorSpartacus[Citation needed:July 2019]
Neil____Days of Our Lives[Citation needed:July 2019]
Steve NewlinMichael McMillianTrue Blood[Citation needed:July 2019]
Dave NiceHarry EnfieldHarry Enfield's Television ProgrammeIn one of the episodes, Dave (otherwise known as "Nicey") comes out as gay.[226]
NicholasJosh ThomasEverything's Gonna Be OkayNicholas visits his father and his two half-sisters in Los Angeles, when he learns that his dad is terminally ill. After their father passed away, Nicholas becomes the legal guardian of his two half-sisters.
Chuck NobletStephen ColbertStrangers with CandyHe is in a secret love affair with Mr. Jellineck, the art teacher.[216]
Michael NovotnyHal SparksQueer as Folk (US)Has two serious relationships in the series, then marries Ben and adopts a teenager.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Will O'Brien____Mile High[Citation needed:July 2019]
Fearghal O'Farrell____Come Fly With Me[Citation needed:July 2019]
Maxxie OliverMitch HewerSkins[Citation needed:July 2019]
Diego OlveraJuan Pablo MedinaLa Casa de las Flores[Citation needed:August 2018]
Colin OsborneMark BonnarUnforgottenColin is married to Simon Osborne.[227]
Simon OsborneCharlie CondouUnforgottenSimon is the husband of Colin Osborne.[227]
Patrick OsbourneJustin HartleyRevengeWas married to a woman, later it was revealed he is gay.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Adam OsmanPal AronCasualty[Citation needed:July 2019]
Brett Owen____Family Affairs[Citation needed:July 2019]
Max OwensJayson BlairThe Hard Times of RJ BergerDespite his appearance as a joker and a soccer player, in the last episode he is caught kissing with a boy in the school showers.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Tony PadillaChristian Navarro13 Reasons WhyThough not explicitly gay in the book, Tony tells Clay he's gay on the eighth episode of season one.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Lord Alfred PagetJordan WallerVictoria[Citation needed:July 2019]
Ted Paige____Coronation Street[Citation needed:July 2019]
Cecil Gershwin Palmer____Welcome to Night Vale(Podcast / Radio) Cecil is a gay radio host who develops a crush on Carlos (the scientist) later becoming his boyfriend, and then husband.[200]
Chunk PalmerChristopher JacksonBull[Citation needed:July 2019]
Chris PappasJames MasonNeighboursAidan is his love interest. (Aidan and Chris as a gay couple was considered by some to be "a first for Neighbours and possibly the country," even though Australian soap operas included gay characters before this.)[210]
Elliot ParkRex LeeYoung & Hungry[Citation needed:July 2019]
Zane ParkShannon KookDegrassi: The Next Generation[Citation needed:July 2019]
Dan ParkerAdam SinclairAs If[Citation needed:July 2019]
Michael PatelJosie Totah
(J. J. Totah)		Champions
PatrickTeddy SearsAmerican Horror Story: Murder House[Citation needed:July 2019]
PatrickMichael ArdenAnger Management[Citation needed:July 2019]
Russell Paxton____Lady in the Dark(Film, radio, TV) [Citation needed:July 2019]
Alexander Perry____Queer as Folk (UK)[Citation needed:July 2019]
Dan Peterson____Queer as Folk (US)[Citation needed:July 2019]
Philippe I, Duke of OrléansAlexander VlahosVersailles[Citation needed:July 2019]
Frank Pickle____The Vicar of Dibley[Citation needed:July 2019]
Desi PiscatellaBrad William HenkeOrange is the New Black(Web television) Reveals to Piper Chapman he is proudly gay, and will not accept her flirty advances.[Citation needed:August 2018]
Wyatt PlankBrandon RouthPartners[Citation needed:July 2019]
Spencer PorterMarshall WilliamsGleeHave a boyfriend named Alistair.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Lance Powell____The Bill[Citation needed:July 2019]
Lance Powell____Brookside[Citation needed:July 2019]
Mitchell PritchettJesse Tyler FergusonModern FamilyMarried to Cam.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Justin PuliceRealTV[Citation needed:July 2019]
Rab____The Book Group[Citation needed:July 2019]
Eric RaleighJordan Woods-RobinsonThe Walking DeadAaron's boyfriend. (Woods-Robinson thanked LGBT fans before his character died.[189][228])
Flaco RamirezJuan CastanoTales of the City[Citation needed:July 2019]
Blair RamosMark IndelicatoDead of SummerIs open about his sexuality and is potentially in a relationship with Drew, a trans man.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Gavin Ramsbottom____Benidorm[Citation needed:July 2019]
Leslie Rappaport____Check It Out![Citation needed:July 2019]
Hartley RathawayAndy MientusThe Flash[Citation needed:July 2019]
Simon RaymondAndrew LynfordEastEnders[Citation needed:July 2019]
Vaughn Redden____Neighbours[Citation needed:July 2019]
Fernando Redondo____Física o Química[Citation needed:July 2019]
Carlos ReyesRafael Silva9-1-1: Lone StarCarlos is a police officer in Austin. Love interest for TK Strand. [Citation needed:February 2020]
Lafayette ReynoldsNelsan EllisTrue Blood[Citation needed:July 2019]
Pol Requena____Plats Bruts[Citation needed:July 2019]
Rich____As Is[Citation needed:July 2019]
Rico____Doctors[Citation needed:July 2019]
Allen RissbrookJamie KristianAs If[Citation needed:July 2019]
Archdeacon RobertSimon McBurneyRev.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Cameron Roberts____Queer as Folk (UK)[Citation needed:July 2019]
Ed Roberts____Emmerdale[Citation needed:July 2019]
Dr. Greg Robinson____Doctors[Citation needed:July 2019]
Lito RodriguezMiguel Ángel SilvestreSense8A famous actor in the closet, Hernando's secret boyfriend.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Sal RomanoBryan BattMad Men[Citation needed:July 2019]
Marco RomeroE. J. BonillaRevenge[Citation needed:July 2019]
Fred RooneyDean ScofieldArchie Bunker's Place[Citation needed:July 2019]
Albert RosenfieldMiguel FerrerTwin PeaksCoded queer in the original series.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Colin Russell____EastEnders[Citation needed:July 2019]
Sandy RyersonStephen TobolowskyGlee[Citation needed:July 2019]
Marco SalazarFreddie Smith90210[Citation needed:July 2019]
SalimOmid AbtahiAmerican GodsSalim has sex with the Jinn and later shows to be in love with him. He is closeted. [Citation needed:July 2019]
SalimOmid AbtahiSleeper CellHe is a closeted Islamic fundamentalist. [Citation needed:July 2019]
Jack SamuelsColton HaynesAmerican Horror Story: CultSamuels was in a relationship with Harrison Wilton, and had a one-night stand with Kai Anderson.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Michael SanchezRafael de la FuenteEmpire[Citation needed:July 2019]
Lucas Sanders____Goede Tijden, Slechte Tijden[Citation needed:July 2019]
SanjayMaulik PancholyWeeds[Citation needed:July 2019]
Saul____As Is[Citation needed:July 2019]
David SawyerJustin BarthaThe New NormalBryan Collins' husband.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Falk von SchermbeckDick MartensSK Kölsch[Citation needed:July 2019]
Theodore "Ted" SchmidtScott LowellQueer as Folk (US)[Citation needed:July 2019]
Thorsten SchmidtMartin RapoldMit Herz und Handschellen[Citation needed:July 2019]
Levi SchmittJake BorelliGrey's Anatomy
Station 19		He works at Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital (since season 14). Gets together with Nico Kim in season 15.[Citation needed:February 2020]
ScottFred WillardRoseanne[Citation needed:July 2019]
Colin Scott_____Waterloo Road[Citation needed:July 2019]
Norman ScottBen WhishawA Very English ScandalNorman was the secret lover of Jeremy Thorpe.[229][230]
SeanSean HayesSean Saves the World[Citation needed:July 2019]
Sami Shafiq____Family Affairs[Citation needed:July 2019]
Ryan ShaverTommy Dorfman13 Reasons WhyAfter coming out as gay, Tony said that Ryan was his ex-boyfriend.[Citation needed:July 2019]
TJ ShawPatrick StaffordMajor CrimesBest friend of Rusty Beck in early season 4. During a conversation with psychologist Doctor Joe, its suggested that TJ is interested in Rusty romantically. Rusty confirms TJ is gay, but he is deeply closeted, having not told anyone besides Rusty or gone on a date with another guy. In "Hostage to Fortune", after Rusty neglected their friendship too much due to his obsession with identifying Alice Herrera, TJ ended their friendship after thinking Rusty was asking him out for coffee instead of just asking for his help.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Philip SheaTyler YoungEyewitnessPhilip is an openly gay teen who moves from NYC to a conservative small town to live with his foster parents. He also witnesses a triple homicide when making out his love interest, Lukas.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Kevin Sheffield____All My Children[Citation needed:July 2019]
Benny SherwoodPercelle AscottWizards vs AliensBenny comes out as gay.[231]
Dean SilvermanGary BrunHome and AwayDean was Matilda's closeted gay boyfriend. After much prodding, he admitted he was gay and that he was attracted to Gareth.[232] Later on, Gareth and Dean both moved into the city together.
SilvioD.J. BlickenstaffDear White People[Citation needed:July 2019]
SirDon JohnsonA Series of Unfortunate EventsSir and Charles are a gay couple who "operate a lumber mill." While Sir is cruel, forcing child labor in the mill, Charles is more sympathetic, even though Sir's greed leads him to suppress his "good instincts." (Lemony Snicket reveals they are gay to the viewers.)[201]
Isaak SirkoRay StevensonDexter[195]
Charlie SmithGreg AustinClass[Citation needed:July 2019]
George Smith____Hollyoaks[Citation needed:July 2019]
Luke SmithTommy KnightDoctor Who
The Sarah Jane Adventures		Had the series The Sarah Jane Adventures not ended after the death of Elizabeth Sladen, executive producer/showrunner Russell T Davies intended to have Luke come out as gay.[233][234]
Sebastian SmytheGrant GustinGleeHave sexual interest in Blaine Anderson.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Leonard Snart (aka Citizen Cold)Wentworth MillerLegends of TomorrowLeonard Snart's doppelgänger known as Citizen Cold from Earth-X is revealed to be in a relationship with Ray Terrill in season 3, episode 8.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Luke SnyderVan HansisAs the World Turns[Citation needed:July 2019]
Mark Solomon____One Life to Live[Citation needed:July 2019]
Vito SpataforeJoseph R. GannascoliThe Sopranos[Citation needed:July 2019]
ChanceDoug SpearmanNoah's Arc[Citation needed:July 2019]
Spike____Hollyoaks[Citation needed:July 2019]
Brian SpukowskiBrian PosehnThe Sarah Silverman Program[Citation needed:July 2019]
Hank St. ClareKevin DanielsSirens[Citation needed:July 2019]
Marc St. JamesMichael UrieUgly Betty[Citation needed:July 2019]
Paul StametsAnthony RappStar Trek: DiscoveryThe first Star Trek character to be intended as gay from creation, and is the partner of Hugh Culber.[Citation needed:July 2019]
StanleyDenis O'HareAmerican Horror Story: Freak Show[Citation needed:July 2019]
Clive StarrHuw BevanFamily Affairs[Citation needed:July 2019]
Alex StatonOrlando WellsAs If[Citation needed:July 2019]
Riley StavrosArgiras KarrasDegrassi: The Next Generation[Citation needed:July 2019]
Ivo SteadmanMarc WarrenNo Night Is Too Long[Citation needed:July 2019]
Sean SteelSam BarriscaleFamily Affairs[Citation needed:July 2019]
SteveMichael Ian BlackReaper[Citation needed:July 2019]
Connor StevensGavin MacIntoshThe FostersBefore coming out, he kissed his best friend Jude Adams Foster, in the youngest same-sex kiss in TV history. He also flirts with Jude a lot and sends him a lot of mixed signals before Jude confronts him, leading to their kiss. He comes out as gay to his father on Season 2 episode "Not That Kind of Girl" and in episode "The End of the Beginning" he begins a relationship with Jude. Following his coming out to his father, he is shown to be out to everyone, openly acknowledging his relationship with Jude in the season 3 premier "Wreckage" when confronted by a classmate and unhesitatingly declaring himself gay at an LGBTQ prom when asked for his sexuality. In "Lucky" he instantly tells Jude he loves him too when Jude tells Connor he loves him.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Clark StevensonJoey HaroAwkward[Citation needed:July 2019]
Josh Stevenson____Waterloo Road[Citation needed:July 2019]
James StinsonWayne BrandyHow I Met Your Mother[Citation needed:July 2019]
Frank Stone____Dream Team[Citation needed:July 2019]
TK StrandRonen Rubinstein9-1-1: Lone StarTK is a firefighter and the son of Owen, a firefighter captain. Moves to Austin with his father to rebuild a firefighter unit. There he meets Carlos Reyes, a police officer. [Citation needed:February 2020]
Sam StricklandLeslie Odom, Jr.Smash[Citation needed:July 2019]
Justin SuarezMark IndelicatoUgly BettyAlways had a great sense of fashion, denied his sexuality at the beginning of the show, but later pseudo comes out by stepping onto the dance floor at a wedding with his boyfriend.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Jimmy SullivanHarley Alexander-SuleUnforgottenJimmy was the gay lover of Eric Slater (Eric is bisexual).[235]
Lance SullivanCyril NriCucumber[Citation needed:July 2019]
TaakoJustin McElroyThe Adventure ZoneJustin McElroy has stated that Taako is gay on multiple occasions. He is in a long term relationship with Kravitz.[67][220]
Yosh Takata____ER[Citation needed:July 2019]
Klaus Taube____SK Kölsch[Citation needed:July 2019]
Alf TaylorFrank BrenNeighbours[Citation needed:July 2019]
Justin TaylorRandy HarrisonQueer as Folk (US)Has an on-and-off open relationship with the character Brian, many other sexual partners, and one short-lived romance with Ethan, a gifted violin player. He is an artist, and was 17 years old at the show's beginning.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Ryan Taylor____Tinsel Town[Citation needed:July 2019]
Pray TellBilly PorterPosePray is an HIV-positive ballroom MC and is afraid to share his diagnosis with others.[207]
Ray TerrillRussell ToveyLegends of TomorrowRevealed to be in a relationship with Leonard Snart's doppelgänger, Citizen Cold, from Earth-X in season 3, episode 8.[Citation needed:July 2019]
ThomasManifestSheldon BestThomas fled Jamaica's homophobic persecution as a stowaway on Flight 828, intending to reunite with his boyfriend later. [Citation needed:July 2019]
Charlie Thomas____The Archers(Radio) [Citation needed:July 2019]
Daffyd ThomasMatt LucasLittle Britain[Citation needed:July 2019]
Darren ThompsonDanny HornEmmerdale[Citation needed:July 2019]
Harry ThompsonParry GlasspoolHollyoaks[Citation needed:July 2019]
Freddie ThornhillIan McKellenViciousFreddie has been in a relationship with Stuart Bixby for almost five decades. They finally tie the knot in series 2.[196]
Jeremy ThorpeHugh GrantA Very English ScandalThorpe was the leader of the Liberal Party for nine years and a closeted homosexual who had affairs with men.[229][230]
Tim____Degrassi: The Next Generation[Citation needed:July 2019]
Tobias TischbierAlexander BeyerDeutschland 86[Citation needed:July 2019]
Michael "Mouse" TolliverMarcus D'Amico
Murray Bartlett		Tales of the City (1993)
Tales of the City (2019)		[Citation needed:July 2019]
TonyKen MarinoReaper[Citation needed:July 2019]
Simon TraderDavid TredinnickThe Secret Life of Us[Citation needed:July 2019]
Larry Trainor / Negative ManMatt BomerDoom Patrol[Citation needed:July 2019]
Lionel TraneMichael J. WillettUnited States of TaraMarshall's boyfriend.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Troy____Benidorm[Citation needed:July 2019]
Panto TrostChristopher RussellDirk Gently's Holistic Detective AgencySilas' boyfriend.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Ben TruemanMichael ObioraHotel BabylonBen is the flamboyant, openly gay front desk receptionist at the hotel. He is a main character, appearing in all four seasons of the series.[236][237]
Will TrumanEric McCormackWill & GraceHe had a lot of romantic relationships, finally marries Vince D'Angelo.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Cameron TuckerEric StonestreetModern FamilyMitchell Pritchett's husband and Lily's adoptive father.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Sean Tully____Coronation Street[Citation needed:July 2019]
Edward TunstallMiles AndersonEastEnders[Citation needed:July 2019]
Dennis Tyler____True Dare Kiss[Citation needed:July 2019]
Jez Tyler____Britannia High[Citation needed:July 2019]
Vince Tyler____Queer as Folk (US)[Citation needed:July 2019]
Loras TyrellFinn JonesGame of ThronesIn a secret relationship with Renly Baratheon who is married to Loras' sister, Margaery Tyrell.[238]
Richie ValentineEmun ElliottThreesome[Citation needed:July 2019]
Isak ValtersenTarjei Sandvik MoeSkamCame out as gay in the third season and is in a long-term relationship with his boyfriend Even.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Andrew Van de KampShawn PyfromDesperate HousewivesSon of Rex and Bree Van de Kamp, comes out of the closet, although his mother does not accept it.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Erik van der WoodsenConnor PaoloGossip GirlSerena Van der Woodsen's little brother, had some relationships with men during the series.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Enrique "Rickie" VasquezWilson CruzMy So-Called Life[Citation needed:July 2019]
Jesús VelásquezKevin AlejandroTrue BloodLafayette's boyfriend.[Citation needed:July 2019]
PC Jake VickersJacob IfanCuffsOpenly gay protagonist who develops a relationship with lawyer Simon Reddington.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Tony VincentLee WarburtonCasualty[Citation needed:July 2019]
Lukas WaldenbeckJames PaxtonEyewitnessLukas is a closeted teen living in a conservative small town, who when making out with his love interest, Philip, witnesses a triple homicide.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Dylan WalkerEli BrownPretty Little Liars: The Perfectionists[Citation needed:July 2019]
Kevin WalkerMatthew RhysBrothers & SistersGay lawyer, later married with Scotty Wallden.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Gustavo "Gus" WallaceRene RosadoMajor CrimesIn season 4, the character of Gus is introduced as a young man searching for his missing sisters who meets openly gay protagonist Rusty Beck in his search. During the course of the fourth and fifth seasons, Rusty and Gus fall in love with the two beginning a relationship and affirming their love for each other in season 5. While never explicitly stated as gay, Gus only ever mentions men when talking about potential other dates and another character comments at one point that Rusty and Gus "bat for the same team" while they are having relationship problems and are forced to stay together for a long period of time.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Joe WallaceJason RushEastEnders[Citation needed:July 2019]
Connor WalshJack FalaheeHow To Get Away With Murder[Citation needed:July 2019]
Harry DoyleRussell ToveyQuantico[Citation needed:July 2019]
Eric Walsh____One Life to Live[Citation needed:July 2019]
Jackson WalshMarc SilcockEmmerdale[Citation needed:July 2019]
Scotty WandellLuke MacfarlaneBrothers & SistersKevin Walker's boyfriend and later husband.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Chad WarwickZachary QuintoAmerican Horror Story: Murder House[Citation needed:July 2019]
Cliff WatersPaul ReginaBrothers[Citation needed:July 2019]
Andrew Watson____Neighbours[Citation needed:July 2019]
Eliot WaughHale ApplemanThe Magicians[Citation needed:July 2019]
Peter WebsterChristian CampbellThe Book of Daniel[Citation needed:July 2019]
George Weiss____Kevin Hill[Citation needed:July 2019]
Andrew WellsTom LenkBuffy the Vampire SlayerAppears to have an interest in male character Xander and expresses a possible interest in his friend Warren Mears. He also calls Johnathon Lenk "the cutest" at one point. In the comic book series, he comes out as gay after drinking a potion that makes him his "ideal man." However, he panics afterwards when he's no longer affected by the potion.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Jackson WestTitus MakinThe RookieJackson is a rookie cop and the son of a high-ranking police official. He is in a relationship with Gino Brown, a hospital nurse.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Jason West____Gavin & Stacey[Citation needed:July 2019]
Tim Whistler____The Brittas Empire[Citation needed:July 2019]
Lawrence WhiteJohn BoweEmmerdale[Citation needed:July 2019]
Edgar Wield____Dalziel and Pascoe[239]
Matt Wilding____Waterloo Road[Citation needed:July 2019]
Winston WilliamsDeaken Bluman13 Reasons WhyHas relationships with Montgomery de la Cruz and Alex Standall.[Citation needed:June 2020]
Josh "White Josh" WilsonDavid HullCrazy Ex-Girlfriend
Josh Wilson____Weeds[Citation needed:July 2019]
Harrison WiltonBilly EichnerAmerican Horror Story: CultHe recognizes himself as gay despite being married to a woman. He has a relationship with Jack Samuels.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Doug WitterDylan NealDawson's CreekHas a relationship with Jack McPhee.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Mr. WolfeRex LeeSuburgatory[Citation needed:July 2019]

Bisexual
See also: List of fictional bisexual characters and List of television series with bisexual characters
Character Portrayed by Program Notes
Ida AbbottGillian VigmanLife SentenceIda left her husband to be with Poppy. [Citation needed:July 2019]
Emaline AddarioSydney SweeneyEverything Sucks!For the first half of the season, Emaline dates Oliver, a male classmate. Following their breakup Emaline becomes attracted to classmate and series protagonist Kate Messner, they admit they like each other and later kiss, making her possibly bisexual.[240]
Cassie AinsworthHannah MurraySkins[Citation needed:July 2019]
Frankie AlanRuta GedmintasLip ServiceIt's made very clear she likes girls, and she also slept with a man.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Irene AdlerLara PulverSherlockA dominatrix who offers her services to men and women. She's had sex with various men and a female member of the British royal family. (However, although she has shown sexual and romantic attraction towards Sherlock, Adler calls herself a lesbian.[241])
AkemiMichelle AngXena: Warrior Princess[Citation needed:July 2019]
Lily AldrinAlyson HanniganHow I Met Your MotherIn a long-term relationship with Marshall Eriksen, but also expresses attraction to women on multiple occasions, especially about her friend Robin Scherbatsky, and says that one of her life goals before marrying Marshall was to have a "lesbian relationship."[242]
Christina "Chris" AlonsoLina EscoS.W.A.T.[243]
Adam Eduardo AlvaroTyler PoseyJane the VirginIn season 4 episode 5, he reveals to Jane that he is bisexual.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Jez AndrewsLloyd EverittCasualtyJez joined the series in 2016 and was characterised as a "young, ludicrously handsome and very openly bisexual" paramedic.[244]
AriadneSophia Lauchlin HirtOlympus[Citation needed:July 2019]
Baum ArndtPhilipp ChristopherOriginHe had a relationship with a man and a woman.[245]
AstridJosefin AsplundVikingsAstrid is a shield-maiden and becomes Lagertha's lover. In the second half of season 4, they have been together for several years. In season 5, she is kidnapped and wedded to Harald Finehair. Pregnant with an unwanted child, Astrid confronts Lagertha in battlefield and asks Lagertha to kill her. When Lagertha hesitates, Astrid lunges at Lagertha with her sword and is killed.[246]
Jane AustenN/ADoctor WhoAn off-screen romance between the celebrated author and Clara Oswald is implied in two episodes. In "The Magician's Apprentice", Clara states that Austen "is a phenomenal kisser."[Citation needed:March 2019]
In episode "Face the Raven", Oswald says to her friend Rigsy, "Sometimes Jane Austen and I prank each other. She's the worst, I love her. Take that how you like."[Citation needed:July 2019]
Nathaniel BaltimoreHugh DavidsonSaul of the Mole Men[Citation needed:July 2019]
Magnus BaneHarry Shum, Jr.ShadowhuntersExplicitly states interest in both men and women,[247] then proceeded to show interest in starting a relationship with one of the main male characters (Alec Lightwood). They officially started a relationship in Episode 6 of Season 2 and were established to be in love in Episode 10 of the same season, when they exchanged "I love yous". He's had romantic relationships with women before, with the vampire Camille Belcourt being the one that stings the most.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Georgie BarkerSasha SiennaThe Magnus ArchivesIs shown to date men[248] and eventually becomes romantically involved with a woman.[249]
Sarah BarnesLoui BatleyHollyoaks"I don't know if she'd suddenly turned, though. Maybe she was more bisexual than anything." - Loui Batley on her character's sexuality.[250]
Tyler BarrolAshton HolmesRevengeHe dates Ashley Davenport but later seduces a male character.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Nancy BartlettSandra BernhardRoseanne[Citation needed:July 2019]
Tim BaylissKyle SecorHomicide: Life on the StreetIn the first episode concerning the matter he flatly stated he was "not gay" and did not formally declare himself to be bisexual until Season 7, but even then he did not want to be deemed "a crusader". This way of treating his sexuality is believed to have made the network uncomfortable.[251]
Freddie BaxterFreddie FoxCucumber, BananaDescribed by roommate Dean Monroe as being "kind of anything" in reference to his sexuality.[252] He is confirmed as being bisexual by actor Freddie Fox.[253]
Steven BealeAaron SidwellEastEndersThe buildup to Steven's 2008 exit involved in a bisexual love triangle storyline among him, Stacey, and Christian Clarke (John Partridge), who is Jane's gay brother.[254][255] He returned in 2016 with a girlfriend, Lauren Branning (Jacqueline Jossa).[256]
Juliet BeckerRae BakerThe Bill[Citation needed:July 2019]
Tobias BeecherLee TergesenOzHe had a wife and then has a relationship with his female lawyer; while in prison he has a relationship with Chris Keller and a few sexual encounters with other inmates.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Mariana BelcombeAnna MadeleyThe Secret Diaries of Miss Anne ListerMariana is Anne Lister's secret lover.[113][257]
BenDavid QuirkPlease Like MeBen is a one-night stand of Josh's during the initial stages of his open relationship with Arnold. Ben is later hospitalized, facing a possibly life-threatening surgery, causing a dilemma for Josh as to whether or not it is appropriate to visit him. Josh ends up doing so, which frustrates Arnold and creates the defining rift in their relationship. Josh later tries to get back in contact with Ben, but he has begun a relationship with a woman, identifying as sexually fluid.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Polo BenaventÁlvaro RicoElitePolo is in an open relationship with his female classmate Carla Caleruega and often watches when she has sex with their other classmate Christian Expósito. He later develops sexual feelings for Christian himself and initiates a sexual encounter with him, which causes Carla to dump him. He tries to win Carla back but eventually gives up, instead pursuing a relationship with new girl Cayetana Pando. Polo and Cayetana later develop a polyamorous relationship with Valerio Montesinos, their male classmate. He also has a one night stand with his gay friend Ander Muñoz and admits to previously being attracted to his childhood best friend, Guzmán Osuna.[258]
Claire BennetHayden PanettiereHeroesClaire Bennet is shown liking men and being seriously involved with a boyfriend. In season 4 episode "Hysterical Blindness", she's kissed by her roommate Gretchen Berg. Although she later spurned Gretchen's interest in her, in "Pass/Fail" she apologizes for having done so and admits that she wants, and is ready, to be with her. They hold hands as they walk away. The series was cancelled and their relationship was not further developed.[259]
Gretchen BergMadeline ZimaHeroesGretchen Berg is a college student of Arlington University who becomes Claire Bennet's roommate and befriends her. In season 4 episode "Hysterical Blindness", she is revealed to be bisexual when she confesses to Claire that she has a crush on her, and kisses her.[259]
BethKari MatchettWonderfalls[Citation needed:July 2019]
Maddie BishopFola Evans-AkingbolaSirenMaddie has a boyfriend, Ben, but she is receptive to the attraction that Ryn (a mermaid) has shown towards her.[260]
Margot BishopSonya WalgerThe CatchShe had an affair with Felicity.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Maya BishopDanielle SavreStation 19Maya tells her friends Andy Herrera and Victoria Hughes that taking care of herself includes "lots of sex" with "a series of ladies and gents" (S1 episode "Contain the Flame").[261]
Grace BlackTamara WallHollyoaks[Citation needed:July 2019]
Jerri BlankAmy SedarisStrangers with Candy[Citation needed:July 2019]
Alana BloomCaroline DhavernasHannibalAlana expresses interest in Will Graham in the first season, enters a relationship with Hannibal Lecter in the second season, and ultimately marries and has a child with Margot Verger. Bryan Fuller has repeatedly referred to her as bisexual.[262][263][264][265]
Wolfgang BogdanowMax RiemeltSense8In season finale, is shown to be engaging in a threesome with Kala and her husband, Rajan.
Anne BonnyClara PagetBlack SailsAnne was lover and life-partner with fellow pirate Jack Rackham before she met Max, a prostitute in a Nassau brothel, and they became lovers.[266][267]
Brendan BoulterSteven BurrellFamily Affairs
Haddie BravermanSarah RamosParenthoodHas happily been in relationships with both men and women.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Meri BrownMeri BrownSister Wives[Citation needed:March 2020]
Charlie BucktonEsther AndersonHome and AwayWhen Charlie first arrived in the Bay, Channel Seven described her as having a "bone to pick and the prowess to do it" in reference to her father's relationship with Morag Bellingham (Cornelia Frances), which Charlie disapproved of because her mother had only recently died.[268][269]
Rosita BustillosTamara DuarteWynonna EarpDuring the Season 2 Episode 9 episode 'Forever Mine, Never Mind', Rosita invites Waverly Earp to share a hot tub with her. During the course of the scene, they share a kiss that Waverly initiates, but Rosita returns. They both break away, knowing that they both owe fidelity to their respective lovers.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Diane ButcherSophie LawrenceEastEnders[Citation needed:July 2019]
Caroline BuxtonTandi WrightShortland Street[Citation needed:July 2019]
CaitlinZelda WilliamsTeen WolfInitially introduced as a lesbian character in her first appearance in season 3a, she was subsequently brought back for an episode of season 3b and was identified as bisexual.[270]
Lockie CampbellNick RhysHollyoaks[Citation needed:July 2019]
Cecelia CannonCaitlin BarlowTeachersCecelia's sexuality has been speculated about by other characters throughout the show. During a party in Season 2 Episode 7 Cecelia makes out with a woman and tells her she is bisexual.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Amanita CaplanFreema AgyemanSense8Dyed her hair in the colors of the bisexual pride flag.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Brenna CarverHaley RammChasing LifeBrenna has been in a relationship with two boys and two girls throughout the show. She has explicitly stated multiple times she is bisexual and joins the LGBT+ club in her school.[271]
Mateo CastellanoJake CanusoBenidorm[Citation needed:July 2019]
Beatrix "Bird" CastroVanessa MorganFinding CarterBird kissed Carter's old friend named Madison, who is a girl, in I Knew You Were Trouble but never clearly stated her sexual preferences.[272]
CassidyJoe GilgunPreacherAlthough mostly attracted to women, Cassidy makes several comments throughout the series about having sex with men, usually under the influence of drugs. In season 3 he kisses and shows attraction towards Eccarius, indicating that their relationship will be more than platonic.[273][274]
Rosie ChaddertonLorna PeglerIs Harry on the Boat?[Citation needed:July 2019]
August ChandlerAndre MyersCheetah in AugustAugust is struggling with understanding his sexuality between men, while exploring women.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Ethan ChandlerJosh HartnettPenny Dreadful[Citation needed:July 2019]
Piper ChapmanTaylor SchillingOrange is the New Black(Web television) Having had a previously relationship with another woman prior to the start of the series, she was initially engaged to a man in the first season.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Rick CheeseclothAndrew WoodallGimme Gimme Gimme[Citation needed:July 2019]
Oscar CherniakShawn ErkerRenegadepress.com[Citation needed:July 2019]
ChloeNina LiuThe Secret Life of Us[Citation needed:July 2019]
Grace ChoiChantal ThuyBlack LightningBecomes the girlfriend of Anissa Pierce.[275]
Cassandra CillianLindy BoothThe LibrariansAdmitted having feelings for Jenkins and later kissed a lady vampire. [Citation needed:July 2019]
Quentin ColdwaterJason RalphThe MagiciansDates Alice Quinn in season 1, and falls in love with Eliot Waugh in season 3. [Citation needed:July 2019]
Daniel ColsonMark DobiesOne Life to Live[Citation needed:July 2019]
John ConstantineMatt RyanLegends of TomorrowHe slept with Sara Lance and kissed Gary Green. Canonic bisexuality established in 1992 comic.[276]
Marissa CooperMischa BartonThe O.C.Shae have relationships with Ryan and Alex through the series.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Jay CopelandJaime Passier-ArmstrongShortland Street[Citation needed:July 2019]
Lindsey CorkhillClaire SweeneyBrookside[Citation needed:July 2019]
Delphine CormierÉvelyne BrochuOrphan BlackFell for Cosima and began helping her learn more about her nature as a clone.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Tim CornishLee WilliamsNo Night Is Too Long[Citation needed:July 2019]
Leonardo da VinciTom RileyDa Vinci's Demons[Citation needed:July 2019]
Angela DarmodyAleksa PalladinoBoardwalk Empire[Citation needed:July 2019]
Ashley DaviesMandy MusgraveSouth of Nowhere[Citation needed:July 2019]
Ezri DaxNicole de BoerStar Trek: Deep Space NineAs another host of the symbiont Dax, Ezri, like Jadzia Dax, has memories and romantic feelings toward both men and women. However, in the mirror universe, her counterpart Ezri Tigan (who had not joined with Dax) is a lesbian.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Jadzia DaxTerry FarrellStar Trek: Deep Space Nine[Citation needed:July 2019]
Beauchamp DayThomas GibsonTales of the City[Citation needed:July 2019]
Pamela "Pam" Swynford de BeaufortKristin Bauer van StratenTrue Blood[Citation needed:July 2019]
Julián de La MoraDarío Yazbek BernalLa Casa de las Flores[Citation needed:August 2018]
Beatriz de SouzaBruna MarquezineNada Será Como Antes[Citation needed:July 2019]
Comte de VacheJames GreeneLet Them Eat Cake[Citation needed:July 2019]
Craig DeanGuy BurnetHollyoaksHad an affair with John Paul McQueen while with girlfriend Sarah Barnes. He found it difficult to choose between them, admitting he loved them both.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Logan DelosBen BarnesWestworldLogan has sex with two female hosts and one male host. On the same night that he flirts with a male guest, he also kisses a female host. He engages in an orgy with both sexes.[277]
Carina DeLucaStefania SpampinatoGrey's Anatomy[Citation needed:August 2018]
Bo DennisAnna SilkLost GirlBo is a succubus, a Fae that survives by feeding from life force and the energy created from sex with males or females. Bo becomes romantically and sexually involved with Dyson (a Light Fae detective) and Lauren (a human doctor). ("....she's a sexual creature and she falls in love with both Dyson and Lauren." - Anna Silk on her character's sexual orientation.[278])
Sonny DhillonPal AronCoronation Street[Citation needed:July 2019]
Dayanara DiazDascha PolancoOrange is the New BlackThough appearing to be straight for the first five seasons, Dayanara begins a relationship with Dominga "Daddy" Duarte when she realises she is going to be in prison for life.[Citation needed:August 2018]
Rosa DiazStephanie BeatrizBrooklyn Nine-NineRosa affirms her bisexuality in the series' fifth season episode, "99".[279]
Christina DichieraJacinta StapletonStingersHad an affair with the daughter of her unit's commander, and with a woman while working undercover.[280][281]
Alison DiLaurentisSasha PietersePretty Little Liars
Pretty Little Liars: The Perfectionists		She have previous relationships with men, buy finally get engaged with Emily Fields.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Debbie DingleCharley WebbEmmerdaleHad a brief relationship with Jasmine Thomas (Jenna Coleman), but has mainly been with men, including Andy Sugden (Kelvin Fletcher) and Cameron Murray (Dominic Power).[Citation needed:July 2019]
Mary DittrichLisa JoyceBoardwalk Empire[Citation needed:July 2019]
Shell DockleyDebra StephensonBad Girls[Citation needed:July 2019]
Rich DotcomEnnis EsmerBlindspot[Citation needed:July 2019]
Caitlin DowdBonnie SomervilleCashmere Mafia[Citation needed:July 2019]
Will DrakeCheyenne JacksonAmerican Horror Story: HotelInitially self-identifies as gay, but he later reveals he is a closeted bisexual who fears the prejudice others have regarding bisexuality.[282]
Haley DunphySarah HylandModern Family[Citation needed:March 2020]
Waverly EarpDominique Provost-ChalkleyWynonna EarpHad been with long-term boyfriend Champ until she met Nicole Haught and fell for her. Nicole is the first woman Waverly had ever been attracted to and was caught off guard by her feelings for Nicole.[83]
Kat EdisonAisha DeeThe Bold Type[283]
Karen EllisTanya FranksFamily Affairs[Citation needed:July 2019]
Camille EngelsonAllison ScagliottiStitchersHer only known relationship was with boyfriend Linus. In episode 4 of Season 2 she says "Dirk and I only dated for about a week. I dated his sister a lot longer." In Season 3, Camille falls in love with medical examiner Amanda Weston and in episode 4 says to Amanda, "My life makes sense with you in it." Bisexuality confirmed by actress.[284]
EretriaIvana BaqueroThe Shannara ChroniclesShe had feelings for Wil in Season 1 and became the love interest of Princess Lyria in Season 2.[285]
Christian ExpositoMiguel HerránEliteChristian has a brief threeway sexual relationship with his classmate Carla Caleruega and her boyfriend Polo Benavent. [Citation needed: March 2020]
Nina FarrRebekah GibbsCasualty[Citation needed:July 2019]
FelicityShivani GhaiThe CatchShe had an affair with Margot Bishop.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Linda FergusonBeth DoverOrange is the New Black(Web television) Had a relationship with Joe Caputo in season 4 and was involved with Carrie "Big Boo" Black in season 5 during the riot.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Morris Fischer____Goede Tijden, Slechte Tijden[Citation needed:July 2019]
Kris FisherGerard McCarthyHollyoaks[Citation needed:July 2019]
FlowerdewPeter SellersThe Goon Show[Citation needed:July 2019]
Sonia FowlerNatalie CassidyEastEnders[Citation needed:July 2019]
Billie FrasierLaura BenantiStarved[Citation needed:July 2019]
Donna FreedmanMargot RobbieNeighbours[Citation needed:July 2019]
GabrielleRenee O'ConnorXena: Warrior PrincessShe and Xena became best friends over the course of the series, but despite the love they obviously felt for each other they never officially became a couple.[286]
GaelTommy MartinezGood Trouble[106]
Felix GaetaAlessandro JulianiBattlestar Galactica[Citation needed:July 2019]
GaiaJaime MurraySpartacus: Gods of the Arena[Citation needed:July 2019]
Tabitha GalavanJessica LucasGotham[Citation needed:July 2019]
Ian GallagherGerard KearnsShameless (UK)Originally starts as a purely gay character, but reveals in later seasons that he has engaged in heterosexual relationships.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Monica GallagherAnnabelle Apsion
Chloe Webb		Shameless (UK)
Shameless (US)		Married to Frank Gallagher, but has female lovers as well.[287]
Esther GarcíaFátima BaezaHospital CentralDated several men before marrying Maca.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Ferdinand "Ferdy" GarciaRamon TikaramThis Life[Citation needed:July 2019]
Anna GarnerLouisa KrauseThe Girlfriend Experience[Citation needed:July 2019]
Jasmine GarzaLuvia PetersenContinuum[288]
Conrad GatesBen PriceFootballers' Wives[Citation needed:July 2019]
DSI Stella GibsonGillian AndersonThe FallIn the third episode of the second season, she mouth-kisses Reed Smith (Archie Panjabi) to drive away the advances from a male, and the two then headed to Gibson's hotel room but Smith changed her mind.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Inka GisladottiorSamantha SouleTales of the CityIn a relationship with Eli Heller. She has a threesome with him and Shawna Hawkins. [Citation needed:July 2019]
Júlia Azevedo GomesLetícia ColinNada Será Como Antes[Citation needed:July 2019]
Dr. Emily GraceGeorgina ReillyMurdoch MysteriesEmily had relationships with male characters (most notably, George Crabtree and Leslie Garland). In Season 8 episode "High Voltage", she meets suffragette Lillian Moss. Emily falls in love with her and has a romantic relationship with Lillian.[289]
Will GrahamHugh DancyHannibalWhile show runner Bryan Fuller initially described Will as heterosexual, he has confirmed that Will is in love with Hannibal.[290] While describing Will and Hannibal's relationship, Fuller says: "You can have this intimate connection with somebody that then causes you to wonder where the lines of your own sexuality are. And we didn't quite broach the sexuality. It was certainly suggested, but the love is absolutely on the table. There is love between these two men, and confusion between these two men." He has also confirmed that the attraction between him and Hannibal is mutual.[291][292][293][294][295]
Angela GravesAlexis BristoweCongeria(Podcast) Secondary character in season one. She is a single female with a questionable criminal background who makes references to her past romantic relationship with the lead character, Jenny Walker. (Some of their relationship history is referenced in "minisodes" exclusive to members of Shudder streaming service.)
Inez GreenLeah GibsonJessica JonesOne of Jeri Hogarth's lovers. [Citation needed:July 2019]
Clarke GriffinEliza TaylorThe 100Romantically involved with male character Finn and Lesbian characters Lexa and Niylah. In the Season 4 premier, she confesses to her mother in tears that she was in love with Lexa.[296]
Michael GuerinMichael VlamisRoswell, New MexicoMichael is an alien. [Citation needed:July 2019]
Rosie GulliverSarah SolemaniBad EducationDated multiple men and also dated a female former student.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Eleanor GuthrieHannah NewBlack SailsHas a complicated on-again, off-again relationship with Charles Vane. In the beginning of season one she and Max, who is a woman, are lovers.[297]
Rana Habeeb (aka Rana Nazir)Bhavna LimbachiaCoronation StreetRana is a married Muslim woman and has an affair with Kate Connor.[Citation needed:January 2020]
Remy "Thirteen" HadleyOlivia WildeHouseIs seen in sexual and romantic relationships with males and females. In one episode, she talks about her bisexuality to a co-worker.[298]
Hadley HaleLindsey HaunTrue Blood[Citation needed:July 2019]
Evelyn HarperHolland TaylorTwo and a Half Men[Citation needed:July 2019]
Owen HarperBurn GormanTorchwoodHad sexual relationships/interest in men (Colin, Mark Lynch) and women (Katie Russel, Gwen Cooper)[Citation needed:July 2019]
Chad Harris-CraneDonn Swaby
Charles Divins		Passions[Citation needed:July 2019]
Holly HartSandra HuggettFamily Affairs Had a relationship with Susie Ross, then with Dave Matthews.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Shawna HawkinsEllen PageTales of the City[Citation needed:July 2019]
Eli HellerBenjamin ThysTales of the CityIn a relationship with Inka Gisladottior. He has a threesome with her and a male actor. [Citation needed:July 2019]
Larry HendersonJohn LithgowTrial & Error[Citation needed:July 2019]
Summer HendersonKrysta RodriguezTrial & Error[Citation needed:July 2019]
David HideJason DurrCasualty[Citation needed:July 2019]
Miles Hollingsworth IIIEric OsborneDegrassi: The Next Generation
Degrassi: Next Class		Has had romantic relationships with females, and one male. Though he was hesitant to label himself, he finally comes to terms with his sexuality, and comes out as bisexual in the fourth season.[299]
Jean HollowayNaomi WattsGypsyMarried to a man, and sexually involved with Sidney Pierce.[300]
Nolan HotchkissChris MasonPretty Little Liars: The Perfectionists[Citation needed:July 2019]
Mr. Wilberforce C. HumphriesJohn InmanAre You Being Served?
Grace and Favour		John Inman played Mr. Humphries in all 69 episodes of Are You Being Served? that aired between 1972 and 1985 and in all 12 episodes of its follow up Grace And Favour that aired in 1992 and 1993.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Tony HillsMark HomerEastEnders[Citation needed:July 2019]
HollyBillie PiperTrue LoveIs romantically and is implied to be sexually involved with Karen.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Susan IvanovaClaudia ChristianBabylon 5[Citation needed:July 2019]
JaseDaniel PercivalSinchronicity[Citation needed:July 2019]
Audrey JensenBex Taylor-KlausScreamRefers to herself as bicurious.[301]
Elizabeth JohnsonLady GagaAmerican Horror Story: HotelCountess Johnson was involved in a polyamorous relationship with Rudolph Valentino and Natacha Rambova. Through the decades she has had many other lovers both male and female including Donovan, Tristan Duffy, Ramona Royale and her husband James Patrick March.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Ianto JonesGareth David-LloydTorchwoodHas a secret relationship with a woman at the beginning of the show, then later starts a relationship with main character Jack Harkness.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Ivan JonesDaniel BrocklebankEmmerdale
Samantha JonesKim CattrallSex and the CityThough most of her relationships were with men, she had an affair with a woman.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Amber KaliraiNikki PatelCoronation Street[Citation needed:July 2019]
KarenKaya ScodelarioTrue LoveShe is Holly's lover. [Citation needed:July 2019]
Barbara KeanErin RichardsGothamWas involved romantically with Renee Montoya.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Annalise KeatingViola DavisHow to Get Away With MurderShe has had relationships with both men and women (such as Sam Keating, Nate Lahey, and Eve Rothlo). [Citation needed:July 2019]
Christopher "Chris" KellerChristopher MeloniOz[302]
KellyGugu Mbatha-RawBlack Mirror
Episode: "San Junipero"		Once married to a man she loved, Kelly is living a free-spirited existence in a simulated reality where she dates men — until she meets Yorkie, a lesbian. She falls in love with Yorkie and chooses to remain together with her.[303]
Alex KellyOlivia WildeThe O.C.She have relationships with Marissa Cooper and Seth Cohen while she was on the series.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Tina KennardLaurel HollomanThe L WordShe had relationships with men and women in the series, the most important of all with Bette.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Pat KerriganLiz May BriceBad GirlsHas a relationship with her cellmate Sheena William. Had a boyfriend before going to prison.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Jane Kerkovich-WilliamsEliza CoupeHappy EndingsShe had a "lesbian stage" during college, although she is married to Brad Williams.[Citation needed:July 2019]
KillianGriffin McElroyThe Adventure ZoneMarried Carey Fangbattle in the finale of the Balance arc.[67]
Judy KingBlair BrownOrange is the New Black(Web television)[Citation needed:July 2019]
Marcus "Dizzee" KiplingJaden SmithThe Get Down[Citation needed:July 2019]
Molly KrollClementine FordThe L Word[Citation needed:July 2019]
Lena KunderaOlga SosnovskaAll My Children[Citation needed:July 2019]
LagerthaKatheryn WinnickVikingsLagertha is a shield-maiden and a Queen. In season 4 she enters into a relationship with Astrid, a shield-maiden, and they are together for several years. In season 5, after Astrid was kidnapped and wedded to a king, a pregnant Astrid meets Lagertha in battle and asks to be killed. Lagertha didn't want to do it, but Astrid lunges at her and Lagertha is forced to kill Astrid.[246]
C.J. LambAmanda DonohoeL.A. Law[Citation needed:July 2019]
Sara LanceCaity LotzArrow
Legends of Tomorrow		Was in a relationship with Nyssa al Ghul and Oliver Queen but has a preference for women (Invasion Crossover). She is also in a relationship with Ava Sharpe.[304]
Miranda LangAbi TuckerThe Secret Life of Us[Citation needed:July 2019]
Tourmaline LarouKarla CromeCarnival RowTourmaline and Vignette Stonemoss were lovers in the past and are now close friends. In season 1 she has been shown as having feelings for Vignette. She survives in the Burgue as a sex worker in a Fae brothel, where her clients have been male. (It's possible that she may be lesbian and prefers sexual intimacy and romantic love with women.)[305]
LauraLaura AinsworthHollyoaks[Citation needed:July 2019]
Max Lawson____Family Affairs[Citation needed:July 2019]
Sophie-Anne LeclerqEvan Rachel WoodTrue Blood[Citation needed:July 2019]
Hannibal LecterMads MikkelsenHannibalHas been in relationships with women as well as being in love with a man, Will Graham.[264]
Series creator Bryan Fuller said about the relationship between Lecter and Graham, "I feel one is om[ni]sexual and one is heterosexual and there's a lot of influence going back and forth"; but he did not specifically identify which of the two.[306]
Matty LevanSebastian de SouzaSkinsThough this aspect of the character isn't explicitly mentioned in the series, early scripts of the series were, and the production team considered this trait still true of the character.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Maggie LinJulia Taylor RossSaving HopeHas previously dated men. She becomes romantically interested in Dr. Sydney Katz and they kiss and have sex. Later, Zach Miller sets up an online dating profile for Maggie that includes interest in male and female candidates. In season 5, she reunited with Sydney and they begin dating.[307]
Portia Lin / Two / RebeccaMelissa O'NeilDark MatterPortia Lin was shown as being sexual with men until episode 3x01, in which she hallucinates about another woman, a dead colleague, and kisses her. In episode 3x10, it is revealed that Portia (who used to be named Rebecca) was in love with Dr. Irena Shaw and in a romantic relationship with her. Portia used the image of Irena to create the Android.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Rudy LomMackenzie CrookAlmost HumanHe's seen making references to liking both male and female characters in the first and only season of the show, as shown in an episode where he tells a male performance evaluation board member that he could possibly be "the one", and another when he's talking to Dorian and John about talking to women in the dance club.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Danny LomaxStephen BillingtonHollyoaks[Citation needed:July 2019]
Julien LoweMichael JaceThe Shield[Citation needed:July 2019]
Ruby / Red LucasMeghan OryOnce Upon a TimeIn season one she was in love with Peter, who dies tragically. In season five episode "Ruby Slippers", she reveals to Mulan that what she should have been searching for, instead of her pack, was someone like Dorothy Gale. Her True Love kiss awakens Dorothy from a sleeping spell and after this they become lovers.[308]
LucretiaLucy LawlessSpartacus: Blood and Sand
Spartacus: Gods of the Arena
Spartacus: Vengeance		She has had sexual and romantic relationships with both men and women.[309]
Kith LyonneSarita ChoudhuryJessica JonesWas in a relationship with Jeri Hogarth, while Jeri was also having a secret affair with Wendy. They broke up. Twenty-five years later, Jeri tries to renew their relationship. [Citation needed:July 2019]
Mary Agnes MacNueMerritt WeverGodlessAfter her husband is killed, she takes over the role of the town's mayor, wears her late husband's clothes, and becomes involved in a romantic same-sex relationship with Callie Dunne.[310][311]
Helen MagnusAmanda TappingSanctuary[Citation needed:July 2019]
MandyMia Kirshner24[Citation needed:July 2019]
MangoChris KattanSaturday Night Live[Citation needed:July 2019]
Christian MannThore SchölermannVerbotene Liebe[Citation needed:July 2019]
Sarah ManningTatiana MaslanyOrphan BlackShe initiates a steamy encounter with a woman and her boyfriend at a bar, but mostly with the other woman. She has also been romantically involved with Cal, who fathered her daughter Kira.[Citation needed:July 2019]
MarkLuke BilykLost GirlMark is shown as being attracted to females and has sex with Bo Dennis, then as his friendship with Vex grows their relationship becomes romantic.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Evony Fleurette Marquise
/ The Morrigan		Emmanuelle VaugierLost GirlThe Morrigan, leader of the Dark Fae, seduces males and allows herself to be seduced by women (Bo in Season 2 and Lauren in Season 4).[Citation needed:July 2019]
Sharon 'Shaz' MarshallLindsey FawcettBad GirlsForms a relationship with Denny Blood in prison, but presumed bisexual.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Cara MasonTabrett BethellLegend of the Seeker[Citation needed:July 2019]
Jason MaurioAndrew LawrenceUnited States of Tara[Citation needed:July 2019]
MayaEsther PovitskyCrazy Ex-Girlfriend
Debbie McAllisterNatalie RolesThe Bill[Citation needed:July 2019]
Michelle McBrideMaria BelloGoliathEx-wife of Billy McBride, Michelle kisses Callie Senate in episode "It's Donald". She enters into a same-sex affair with her.[312]
Mini McGuinnessFreya MavorSkins[Citation needed:July 2019]
Sally McKennaSarah PaulsonAmerican Horror Story: HotelSally fell in love with two musicians, a man and a woman, and later had a threesome with them.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Paige MichalchukLauren CollinsDegrassi: The Next GenerationHas dated a number of male characters, and one female character. Her actress, Lauren Collins, believes that Paige doesn't label herself, though she is often referred to in the media and by fans as bisexual.[313][314][315]
Freya MikaelsonRiley VoelkelThe OriginalsIn a relationship with Keelin.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Nicole MillerSally MartinShortland Street[Citation needed:July 2019]
Nico MinoruLyrica OkanoRunawaysAfter breaking up with Alex Wilder, Nico begins developing feelings for Karolina Dean. At a dance, Karolina hesitatingly kisses Nico and pulls back, but Nico reciprocated. In a later episode, Nico initiates their second kiss. That night, she and Karolina are seen together, spooning as they sleep.[316]
Eva Kviig MohnLisa TeigeSkamEva never explicitly states her sexuality, but she was in relationships with men and she kisses several times Vilde Lien Hellerud. The creator of the show confirmed she was bisexual.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Angela MontenegroMichaela ConlinBonesOnce had a relationship with a woman (which was briefly rekindled in the show's fourth season), she is married to Jack Hodgins, with whom she has a son.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Sophie MooreMeagan TandyBatwomanSophie was lovers with Kate Kane when the two were cadets in a military academy, but their relationship ended when Kate's sexual orientation was discovered and Kate was discharged; and Sophie chose to remain in the academy and not be with Kate. Sophie later becomes a Crow agent and marries Tyler, another Crow agent.[95]
Blake MoranErich BergenMadam SecretaryBlake is Elizabeth McCord's Executive Assistant. He comes out to her in season 3 episode 22, "Revelation".[317]
Dylan MorelandAlexandra HedisonThe L Word[Citation needed:July 2019]
Lorna MorelloYael StoneOrange is the New Black[Citation needed:July 2019]
Toby NanceCrystal LowePrimeval: New World[Citation needed:July 2019]
NealMaulik PancholyWhitney[Citation needed:July 2019]
Kira NerysNana VisitorStar Trek: Deep Space NineHer Mirror universe counterpart, Intendant Kira, is bisexual and shown surrounded by a mixed-gender harem. She's eventually depicted being in a romantic relationship with her universe's Ezri Tigan.[318]
NickiNicola ReynoldsIdeal[Citation needed:July 2019]
Vince NoirNoel FieldingThe Mighty Boosh[Citation needed:July 2019]
Dr. Eleanor O'HaraEve BestNurse Jackie[Citation needed:July 2019]
Clara Oswald/Oswin OswaldJenna ColemanDoctor WhoIn episode "Into the Dalek", she was in a relationship with Danny Pink, and in others she indicated attraction towards the male incarnations of The Doctor (eps. "Eleventh", "The Time of the Doctor", "Twelfth", "Deep Breath").[Citation needed:March 2019]
In episode "The Magician's Apprentice", she has an implied off-screen romance with Jane Austen, whom she refers to later as a "phenomenal kisser".[Citation needed:March 2019]
A further implied reference occurs in episode "Face the Raven", in which she says about Austen, "I love her. Take that how you like."[Citation needed:March 2019]
In the narrative of the series, Clara is "fragmented" through time and space. One of these fragments is named Oswin Oswald. In the episode "Asylum of the Daleks" (series 7), Oswin says to Rory Williams, "First boy I ever fancied was called Rory...actually, she was called Nina. I was going through a phase."[319]
Dexadrine "Dex" PariosCobie SmuldersStumptown[320]
PatrickCharles CottierPlease Like Me[Citation needed:July 2019]
Danny PennantGary LucyEastEnders[Citation needed:July 2019]
Valencia PerezGabrielle RuizCrazy Ex-Girlfriend[Citation needed:September 2019]
Lindsay PetersonThea GillQueer as Folk (US)Lindsay is in a partner relationship with Melanie Marcus, but had an affair with a man, Sam Auerbach, in season 4. She and Melanie break up because of it, but reconcile in season 5.[321][322]
Sarah PfeffermanAmy LandeckerTransparent(Web television) Sarah was married to a man, and was briefly engaged to a woman. She describes herself as bisexual throughout the third season.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Brittany S. PierceHeather MorrisGleeWas in a long-term relationship with Santana, which culminated in a marriage, but have romantic relationships with Artie Abrams and Sam Evans through the series.[323]
Sidney PierceSophie CooksonGypsyEx-girlfriend of one of Jean Holloway's male patients, she becomes sexually involved with her.[324]
Alice PieszeckiLeisha HaileyThe L Word
The L Word: Generation Q		She has had relationships and hookups with men and women and identifies as bisexual.[325]
Niles PottingerJames MurrayDefiance[Citation needed:July 2019]
Michelle PradoFloriana LimaAllegiance[326]
Natacha RambovaAlexandra DaddarioAmerican Horror Story: HotelShe and her husband Rudolph Valentino were both involved in a polyamorous relationship with the young Elizabeth Johnson.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Lenora RauchMaria SchraderDeutschland 86She's openly bisexual. [Citation needed:July 2019]
Amy RaudenfeldRita VolkFaking ItAfter Amy and her best friend Karma pretend to be in a lesbian relationship Amy realises she does in fact love Karma and begins to question her sexuality. Throughout the series she dates both men and women before entering a relationship with her childhood friend Sabrina.[Citation needed:July 2019]
RandyPatrick RoachTrailer Park Boys[Citation needed:July 2019]
Christine ReadeRiley KeoughThe Girlfriend Experience[Citation needed:July 2019]
Shannon ReedIsla FisherHome and Away[Citation needed:July 2019]
Spencer ReidMatthew Gray GublerCriminal Minds[Citation needed:July 2019]
Evelyn ReyNora ArnezederOriginRey mentioned that she once had a relationship with a woman.[327] She has also had a relationship with a man.[328]
Charlotte Richards ("Mum" / "Goddess")Tricia HelferLuciferIn episode "Sympathy for the Goddess" (season 2, ep 17), Charlotte is delighted when a female searches her body from knees to shoulders. As Detective Chloe Decker conducts a full pat-down on Charlotte, she smiles and says "Oh, you're being incredibly thorough. I like it." The intimation that Charlotte may be open to same-sex activity is self-evident.[Citation needed:July 2019]
RiderDaniel BlackSkins[Citation needed:July 2019]
Jane RigsbyClaire TylerIs Harry on the Boat?[Citation needed:July 2019]
Natalia Rivera AitoroJessica LecciaGuiding Light[Citation needed:July 2019]
Kenya RosewaterMia KirschnerDefiance[Citation needed:July 2019]
Nolan RossGabriel MannRevengeHe is bisexual and has dated men and women.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Susan RossHeidi SwedbergSeinfeld[Citation needed:July 2019]
Susie RossTina LandiniFamily Affairs[Citation needed:July 2019]
Ravi RoyStephen UppalHollyoaks[Citation needed:July 2019]
Ramona RoyaleAngela BassettAmerican Horror Story: HotelWas involved in a decade long relationship with the Countess but later left her for a rapper named Prophet Moses.[Citation needed:July 2019]
RudyFrench StewartMom[Citation needed:July 2019]
Sophia RussoKelli GiddishThe Good WifeA private investigator, Sophia is married (to a man) and is lovers with Kalinda Sharma.[329]
RynEline PowellSirenRyn, a mermaid, is attracted to Maddie. She has also shown interest in Ben, Maddie's boyfriend.[260]
Oliver SabelJo WeilVerbotene Liebe[Citation needed:July 2019]
Ellaria SandIndira VarmaGame of Thrones[330]
Jean-Ralphio SapersteinBen SchwartzParks and Recreation[Citation needed:July 2019]
Toshiko SatoNaoko MoriDoctor Who
Torchwood		Dated and slept with a woman (Mary) in Torchwood episode "Greeks Bearing Gifts" (2x07) , and had mutual romantic feelings for Owen Harper.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Madeline ScottRachelle LefevreProven Innocent[Citation needed:July 2019]
Inara SerraMorena BaccarinFireflyKnown as a Companion, she's a courtesan for upper-class clients and dignitaries, male or female.[331]
Jenny SchecterMia KirshnerThe L WordWas in a relationship with Tim at the beginning of the series but has relationships with women the rest of the series.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Ricky SchwartzMatthew FaheyAwkward[Citation needed:July 2019]
Kalinda SharmaArchie PanjabiThe Good WifeHas an ex-husband, dates Cary, and has been involved with female lovers (Lana Delaney, Sophia Russo).[329][332]
Sameen ShawSarah ShahiPerson of Interest[Citation needed:July 2019]
Adam SheldrakeVince LeighFamily Affairs[Citation needed:July 2019]
Eleanor ShellstropKristen BellThe Good PlaceIn "Michael's Gambit", the final episode of season 1, she describes Tahani Al-Jamil as "a hot, rich fraud with legs for days", then adds "Side note, I might legit be into Tahani."[Citation needed:July 2019]
Chuck Shurley/GodRob BenedictSupernaturalHe mentions having had both boyfriends and girlfriends in the eleventh season's twentieth episode Don't Call Me Shurley.[333]
Ella SimmsKatie CassidyMelrose Place 2.0[Citation needed:July 2019]
Grayson SinclairChristopher VilliersEmmerdale[Citation needed:July 2019]
Number SixTricia HelferBattlestar Galactica[Citation needed:July 2019]
Eric SlaterTom CourtenayUnforgottenEric was in a heterosexual marriage and had secret Gay relationships with Jimmy Sullivan and another man called Nicholas (the latter is seen only in a photograph).[235]
Petra SolanoYael GrobglasJane the VirginPetra has been in relationships with both men and woman including Rafael Solano but is now dating a woman.
River SongAlex KingstonDoctor WhoMentions in passing that she had a second wife during the series 9 Christmas special.[334]
SophiaBrina PalenciaStar-Crossed[Citation needed:July 2019]
Ali SpencerKelli HollisEmmerdale[82]
Olivia SpencerCrystal ChappellGuiding Light[Citation needed:July 2019]
Leo SpillerWill McCormackDirt[Citation needed:July 2019]
Lucy SpillerCourteney CoxDirtAlthough she has always dated men, she had a sexual relationship with her friend Tina Harrod.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Charlie St. GeorgeTyler Barnhardt13 Reasons WhyComes out as bisexual once he starts dating his classmate Alex Standall.[Citation needed:June 2020]
Maya St. GermainBianca LawsonPretty Little LiarsWas romantically involved with Emily Fields.[335]
Alex StandallMiles Heizer13 Reasons WhyHas an on-again off-again relationship with his classmate Jessica Davis but later has relationships with Winston Williams and Charlie St. George.[Citation needed:June 2020]
June StahlAlly WalkerSons of Anarchy[Citation needed:July 2019]
Michael StevensAnthony HeadLittle Britain[Citation needed:July 2019]
Donald StewartKenny IrelandBenidorm[Citation needed:July 2019]
Helen StewartSimone LahbibBad GirlsEngaged to a man at the beginning of series 1, but forms a relationship with prisoner Nikki Wade.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Jacqueline StewartJanine DuvitskiBenidorm[Citation needed:July 2019]
Tony StonemNicholas HoultSkinsHe's in a relationship at the beginning with Michelle (And he cheats on her with other women), but in an episode he shows sexual curiosity for his friend Maxxie Oliver.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Vignette StonemossCara DelevingneCarnival RowIn the past, Vignette was in a relationship with Tourmaline Larou. She and Tourmaline have remained close friends.[305][336]
Victor StrandColman DomingoFear the Walking DeadConfirmed bisexual by the actor.[337]
Robert SugdenRyan HawleyEmmerdaleRobert starts having an affair with Aaron Dingle whilst engaged to Chrissie White. Their affair is exposed as Robert is outed, his marriage to Chrissie ends as him and Aaron enter into a relationship. Robert later confirms his bisexuality to Aaron expressing he had kept it hidden since being a teenager when his father had beat him for it.[Citation needed:July 2019]
SusanHilary JardineVan HelsingSusan had an abusive boyfriend when the series began. In episode 1.09 she kisses her friend Vanessa (Van) Helsing on the lips and attempts physical intimacy with her.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Anna TaggaroDaniella AlonsoOne Tree HillAnna was the first LGBT character to be introduced onto the show.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Brett TalbotCody SaintgnueTeen Wolf[338]
TamsinRachel SkarstenLost GirlAfter she is done with him she shares a male one night stand with Bo, then initiates a friends with benefits relationship with her in Season 5.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Stahma TarrJaime MurrayDefiance[Citation needed:July 2019]
Marissa TaskerBrittany AllenAll My Children[Citation needed:July 2019]
Charity TateEmma AtkinsEmmerdaleHad a brief relationship with Zoe Tate but is generally represented as a 'man's woman' or 'femme fatale' and has had many more relationships with men and been married more than once.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Adrianna Tate-DuncanJessica Lowndes90210He has had relationships with men (The most important with Navid) although she had an affair with a girl named Gia.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Tina TevetinoIzzie SteeleDirk Gently's Holistic Detective AgencyCame out as bisexual in Season 2, episode 3. [Citation needed:July 2019]
TheaMelissa RoxburghValor[339]
Jasmine ThomasJenna ColemanEmmerdale[Citation needed:July 2019]
ThorNoah Le GrosThe Get Down[Citation needed:July 2019]
Tara ThorntonRutina WesleyTrue Blood[Citation needed:July 2019]
Bob ThompsonDermot MulroneyAmerican Horror Story: CultHe has a purely sexual relationship with reporter Serina Belinda. Although later it is discovered that he has a masculine sexual exclave.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Number ThreeLucy LawlessBattlestar Galactica[Citation needed:July 2019]
Dell ToledoMichael ChiklisAmerican Horror Story: Freak ShowHe had relations with Ethel Darling and Desiree Dupree, but he was in love with a gigolo named Andy.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Toni TopazVanessa MorganRiverdaleToni kissed Jughead, but later said she preferred girls.[340]
Callie TorresSara RamirezGrey's AnatomyCallie realized she's bisexual in season 4. She has had romances with men (Mark Sloan, George O'Malley) and women (Arizona Robbins, Erica Hahn, Penelope Blake).[341]
Paul TorresAdan CantoThe Following[Citation needed:July 2019]
Gina TribbianiDrea De MatteoJoeyIn the Season 2 episode "Joey and the Holding Hands", it is implied that Gina may be bisexual.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Phil TylerDervla KirwanTrue Dare Kiss[Citation needed:July 2019]
Jeremy UsborneRobert WebbPeep ShowHinted in earlier series', and confirmed in Series 9 in episodes 'Gregory's Beard' and 'Threeism', where Jeremy starts an affair with his current girlfriend Megan's boyfriend Joe, and discusses his sexuality openly with roommate Mark Corrigan.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Dutch VeldersRuta GedmintasThe StrainDutch had romantic feelings for Nikki Taylor and Vasiliy Fet, as well as engaging in sex with both. When asked, she described her sexuality as "I specialise in passionate, destructive relationships".[Citation needed:August 2018]
VexPaul AmosLost GirlBDSM submissive with a favorite dominatrix in Season 2, he has a sexual fantasy involving Mark in Season 5 and the two of them become a couple.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Nyssa-VexWallis DayKryptonNyssa was in a same-sex relationship in the past.[342] (Those born in the House of Vex or marry into it use "Vex" as their surname.)
VillanelleJodie ComerKilling EveVillanelle is a psychopathic assassin.[343]
Karen WalkerMegan MullallyWill & Grace[Citation needed:July 2019]
Elise WassermannClémence PoésyThe TunnelElise has had sex with men based on an emotionally detached physical necessity. She had never experienced instinctual attraction for anyone until she met Eryka Klein, and falls in love with her (the first time Elise has felt this way about someone).[102][103]
Tyrell WellickMartin WallströmMr. RobotTyrell's sexuality has never been explicitly stated, but he often uses sex in order to reach his goals and seems pretty comfortable kissing and performing sex acts with both women and men. He has a wife with whom he is implied to be sexually active in the first season of the show, and confesses his love for the main character of the show, Elliot Alderson, who is a man, in the second season. It has been confirmed by the show creator Sam Esmail that he does indeed love Elliot.[344][345]
Helena "H.G." WellsJaime MurrayWarehouse 13In 2.11, Helena stated "many of my lovers were men".[346] In the series' finale Myka reveals that Helena is dating a woman named Giselle.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Jacob WellsNico TortorellaThe Following[Citation needed:July 2019]
Ilana WexlerIlana GlazerBroad City[347]
Darryl WhitefeatherPete GardnerCrazy Ex-GirlfriendHe married a woman but after their separation is dating "White Josh", even singing a song declaring himself Bisexual.[348]
Jackson WhittemoreColton HaynesTeen WolfJackson was in a relationship with girlfriend Lydia Martin from seasons 1 to 3 before moving to London. Jackson returned to season 6 with his boyfriend Ethan.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Jodie WildeMontana ManningHollyoaks[Citation needed:July 2019]
Mark WildeCallum BlueAs If[Citation needed:July 2019]
Sheena WilliamsLaura RogersBad GirlsHas a child with her boyfriend but forms a relationship with fellow prisoner Pat Kerrigan and intends to stay with her even after release.[Citation needed:July 2019]
Clarice WillowPolly WalkerCaprica[Citation needed:July 2019]
Palmer WylandJaime KingThe Class[Citation needed:July 2019]
XenaLucy LawlessXena: Warrior PrincessShe loved Gabrielle.[286]
Yasuko 'Yoko'Haruka KurodaIdeal[Citation needed:July 2019]
ZeroAdam SennHit the Floor[Citation needed:July 2019]
Aleksandra ZimińskaMarta WierzbickaNa WspólnejMost notable "bisexual" person, probably only, in contemporary Polish pop culture. Na Wspólnej is a popular Polish soap opera. Aleksandra Zimińska is in a romantic relationship with Klaudia Bracka, played by Polish actress Julia Trembecka.[Citation needed:July 2019]
ZoroasterGregg ChillinDa Vinci's Demons[Citation needed:July 2019]

Transgender
See also: List of fictional trans characters and List of transgender characters in film and television
Character Portrayed by Program Notes
AaronElliot FletcherThe FostersTrans man.[349]
Candy AbundanceAngelica RossPoseTrans woman.[350][351]
Elektra AbundanceDominique JacksonPoseTrans woman.[350][352]
Lulu AbundanceHailie SaharPoseTrans woman.[350][351]
Unique AdamsAlex NewellGleeTrans woman.[353]
AngeliqueJonny BeauchampPenny DreadfulTrans woman. [Citation needed:July 2019]
Miss ArtiphysKaren DiorXena: Warrior PrincessTrans woman in Season 2 Episode "Here She Comes... Miss Amphipolis". [Citation needed:July 2019]
Maya AvantKarla MosleyThe Bold and the BeautifulTrans woman. (Maya is the first trans woman featured on a US daytime soap opera as a series regular and the first transgender bride to be married on a US daytime soap opera.[354][355])
Ivan AycockKelly LynchThe L WordTrans man. [Citation needed:July 2019]
Hannah/Matty BartonGrace Cassidy
Ash Palmisciano		EmmerdaleTrans man.[356] (Matty is the first transgender character on Emmerdale. He was formerly called Hannah Barton and left the serial in 2012, transitioning off-screen before returning in 2018.[357])
Shannon Beiste/SheldonDot-Marie JonesGleeTrans man.[358]
Erica BettisHelen ShaverThe Education of Max BickfordTrans woman. [Citation needed:July 2019]
Helen BrearsBethany BlackCucumber
Banana		Trans woman. [Citation needed:July 2019]
Cotton BrownAmiyah ScottStarTrans woman. [Citation needed:July 2019]
Denise BrysonDavid DuchovnyTwin PeaksTrans woman. [Citation needed:July 2019]
Sophia BursetLaverne CoxOrange Is the New BlackTrans woman. (Laverne Cox is transgender, with The Advocate suggesting that this series is the first women-in-prison series that includes a real trans woman playing the role of a transgender person.[359])
CarlaEve LindleyMr. RobotTrans woman. Known as 'Hot Carla', the local pyromaniac. [Citation needed:July 2019]
Blessing ChambersModupe AdeyeyeHollyoaksTrans woman. [Citation needed:July 2019]
Cecilia ChungIvory AquinoWhen We RiseTrans woman. [Citation needed:July 2019]
ColeTom PhelanThe FostersTrans man. [Citation needed:July 2019]
Maxine ConwaySocratis OttoWentworthTrans woman. [Citation needed:July 2019]
Jason CostelloVictoria AtkinHollyoaksTrans man. Jason experienced gender dysphoria and is a transgender man who retained an attraction to males.[360]
Hayley CropperJulie HesmondhalghCoronation StreetTrans woman. She later marries a man. (She is the first regular trans character to be introduced into soap opera, with the portrayal praised by British Parliament.[361])
DavinaAlexandra BillingsTransparentTrans woman. [Citation needed:July 2019]
Allyson Del LagoJen RichardsNashvilleTrans woman. [Citation needed:July 2019]
Charlotte DiLaurentisVanessa RayPretty Little LiarsTrans woman, and Alison's sister.[362]
Martin DunbarMatt GreenwoodWaterloo RoadTrans woman. [Citation needed:July 2019]
Angel EvangelistaIndya MoorePoseTrans woman.[350][363]
Blanca EvangelistaMj RodriguezPoseTrans woman.[350][363]
GittelHari NefTransparentTrans woman. [Citation needed:July 2019]
Mackenzie HargreavesGeorgie StoneNeighboursTrans woman. (She is the serial's first transgender character.[364])
Jill HartfordAlexandra BillingsHow to Get Away with MurderTrans woman. She is a colleague of Annalise, a pansexual attorney,[365] with the latter continuing to defend her friend no matter what.[366]
Dolly HollowayMaren HearyGypsyShe may be transgender or lesbian.[367]
Michael HallowellEllie DesautelsRiseTrans man.[368]
Ms. HudsonCandis CayneElementaryTrans woman. [Citation needed:July 2019]
JanetteMaria Clara SpinelliSupermaxTrans woman. [Citation needed:July 2019]
Tara JewkesAriel Ivo ReidCasualtyTrans woman. [Citation needed:July 2019]
María JoséPaco LeónLa Casa de las FloresTrans woman. [Citation needed:August 2018]
JudyRebecca RootBoy Meets GirlTrans woman. [Citation needed:July 2019]
Cecil KanagawaSophie Kaner
Leslie Drescher		The Penumbra PodcastTrans man. (In the future universe of the podcast, this label no longer exists.) [Citation needed:June 2020]
LolaShakina NayfackDifficult PeopleTrans woman. [Citation needed:July 2019]
Sopia LopezJonathan Del ArcoNip/TuckTrans woman. [Citation needed:July 2019]
Anna MadrigalOlympia DukakisTales of the CityTrans woman. [Citation needed:July 2019]
Nomi MarksJamie ClaytonSense8Lesbian trans woman. She is in a relationship with Amanita Caplan. Nomi is a part of the Cluster. [Citation needed:July 2019]
Mae MartinMae MartinFeel GoodMae, a recovering addict, does not identify her sexuality. She's had relationships with men and women, and called herself transgender, non-binary, and bisexual in one episode.[369] She is in a same-sex relationship with George, who identified as straight before she started dating Mae[370][371] and tried to have sex with a man in one episode.[372]
Jazmin MartinezHailie SaharGood TroubleTrans woman.[373]
JobHoon LeeBansheeJob is a computer hacker and confidant of Lucas Hood. He has been described as transgender, a transvestite and a drag queen.
(Hoon Lee believes that the character is "constantly evolving" and is not interested in "figuring out the label of who he is and every aspect of that."[374])
Cindy McCauliffLisa EdelsteinAlly McBealTrans woman. [Citation needed:July 2019]
Alexis MeadeRebecca RomijnUgly BettyTrans woman. (Initially portrayed by Elizabeth Penn Payne for the first twelve episodes, when she was listed in the credits as "Masked Lady".[375])
MiaChloë SevignyHit & MissTrans woman. [Citation needed:July 2019]
Molly Milkovich____Shameless (US)Trans woman. [Citation needed:July 2019]
Ava MooreFamke JanssenNip/TuckTrans woman. [Citation needed:July 2019]
Linda MurklandLinda GrayAll That GlittersTrans woman. [Citation needed:July 2019]
Nia Nal / DreamerNicole MainesSupergirlTrans woman. She is working at CatCO (introduced in Season 4).[376]
Hans NeemanTracey UllmanThe Tracey Ullman ShowTrans man. [Citation needed:July 2019]
NoahElliot FletcherFaking ItGay trans man. [349]
Cassandra O'BrienZoë WanamakerDoctor WhoTrans woman.
(In one review, she was described as an "incidental parody of transgender womanhood," and a "fractured mirror-image of medical transition itself," even as she is "problematic."[377])
Casey ParkerAlex Blue DavisGrey's AnatomyTrans man and war veteran (introduced as a first-year surgical intern in Season 14).[378]
Arun ParmarRebecca HazlewoodBad GirlsTrans woman. An inmate, she is also hinted to be bisexual. [Citation needed:July 2019]
Pastor Patricia____BonesTrans woman. [Citation needed:July 2019]
Cherry PeckWillam BelliNip/TuckTrans woman. [Citation needed:July 2019]
Maura PfeffermanJeffrey TamborTransparentTrans woman. [Citation needed:July 2019]
Theo PutnamLachlan WatsonChilling Adventures of SabrinaTrans man. In season 1, Theo was known as Susie Putnam and described as non-binary.[379][380]
Carmelita RainerCandis CayneDirty Sexy MoneyTrans woman. [Citation needed:July 2019]
Drew ReevesZelda WilliamsDead Of SummerTrans man. He is gay or possibly bisexual, and ends up in a relationship with another man. [Citation needed:July 2019]
María José RiquelmePaulina de la MoraThe House of FlowersTrans woman. María José (formerly José María Riquelme) was married to Paulina before transitioning. She remarried Paulina in the final episode of season 3 (3x11).[381]
Tony SawickiTatiana MaslanyOrphan BlackTrans man. [Citation needed:July 2019]
SheaTrace LysetteTransparent[Citation needed:July 2019]
Kyle SlaterRiley Carter MillingtonEastEndersTrans man.[382][383]
Julia Smith____Veronica MarsTrans woman. [Citation needed:July 2019]
Sally St. ClaireAnnie WallaceHollyoaksTrans woman. [Citation needed:July 2019]
Edie StokesVeronica ReddThe JeffersonsTrans woman. [Citation needed:July 2019]
Paul StricklandBrian Michael Smith9-1-1: Lone StarTrans man. He is one of the fire fighters at Station 126. [Citation needed:February 2020]
Max SweeneyDaniela SeaThe L WordBisexual trans man. [Citation needed:July 2019]
Jesse SweetlandSadie O'NeilBellevueTrans woman. [Citation needed:July 2019]
Liz TaylorDenis O'HareAmerican Horror Story: HotelTrans woman. [Citation needed:July 2019]
LupGriffin McElroyThe Adventure ZoneTrans woman.[67][384]
Adam TorresJordan TodoseyDegrassi: The Next GenerationTrans man. [Citation needed:July 2019]
TrevorElliot FletcherShameless (US)Gay trans man.[349]
Jules VaughnHunter SchaferEuphoriaTrans woman.[385][386]
Buck VuIan AlexanderThe OATrans man.[387]
WhiteroseB. D. WongMr. RobotTrans woman. She is the leader of a hacking collective.[388]
Cameron WirthLaverne CoxDoubtTrans woman. [Citation needed:July 2019]
ZoeJeffrey CarlsonAll My ChildrenTrans woman[389]
YselaDaniela VegaTales of the CityTrans woman. She became Anna Madrigal's first friend when Anna moved to San Francisco.[390]

Asexual
See also: List of fictional asexual characters
Character Portrayed by Program Notes
Asexual couple(Unidentified)HouseIn the "Better Half" episode, Dr. Wilson meets an asexual couple, but it is later revealed that the wife was faking asexuality for the "sake of her husband."[391]
(The founder of the Asexual Visibility and Education Network, David Jay, criticized the representation, calling it "disturbing but not unexpected," while others, in a petition to FOX executives, wrote that the episode encourages viewers to see asexuality skeptically, rather than accept it, "to probe asexual people for causes of our 'condition' rather than to accept us as a part of the natural spectrum of human sexual diversity."[392])
Brad(Unidentified)Faking ItBrad only briefly exclaims his orientation in an episode about labels.[393][394]
Daryl DixonNorman ReedusThe Walking DeadReedus stated that he reads the character as asexual.[395]
Valentina "Voodoo" DunacciKelly O'SullivanSirensShe was the "focus of a major storyline" where she has a strong bond with Brian, who is not "asexual but is hopelessly in love with Val."[394] Even though Brian says she is his girlfriend, Valentina does not accept this officially. (The show was "willing to live in a gray area instead of forcing Val to change." As such, the series has been accused of treating her orientation as a "joke or as an obstacle."[391])
Liv FlahertyIsobel SteeleEmmerdaleLiv has no attraction to men or women. (This is the first time that there has been an "asexuality storyline" in a soap opera.[396])
FlorenceMirren MackSex EducationIn the fourth episode, she is asked to play Juliet in a play, with Jean explaining to her what asexuality is, describing it as when "someone has no sexual attraction to any sex or gender," but that it is not the be-all, end-all of relationships.[397]
Enzo Ford(Voice actor)The Blood Crow Stories[Citation needed:June 2020]
Sally GrissomKristen DiMercurioars PARADOXICAGrissom also uses the term "ace" to describe herself.[398][399]
Percival King / PercySandra EspinozaEpithet ErasedA police officer, she has a strict moral code and values order and safety.
(The creator of the show, Brendan Blaber, confirmed that she is asexual and may also be aromantic.[400] He also said that while Percy is female and asexual, it was his "intention to leave everything beyond that point up to the viewer," adding that headcannons of fans that she is trans, non-binary, autistic, or anything else, is valid.[401])
Leo Moretti(Voice actor)The Blood Crow Stories[Citation needed:June 2020]
Kerry MuckloweKerry KurtanThis CountryIn the sketch for Red Nose Day 2019, Kurtan described that she isn't interested in dating and is like "an asexual Smurf."[402]
PoppyZoe JarmanHugeShe is an ever-cheerful, fairy-like counselor, often very supportive and protective of both the girls she watches over.[394] She was once overweight and attended Camp Victory herself.
Raphael SantiagoDavid CastroShadowhuntersRaphael came out as asexual in the last episode of season 2.[393]
Sebastian, the Asexual IconCraig KilbornThe Late Late Show(Though he was possibly the first depiction of an asexual character on television in 2003, the writers of Sebastian were likely unaware of the existence of asexuality.[394])
Jonathan "Jon" SimsJonathan SimsThe Magnus ArchivesHe is the head archivist of the Mangus Institute and has also been described as biromantic.[403]
(Voice actor Jonathan Sims noted that although he's asexual, Jon wouldn't actively identify as such.[404])
Jet SikuliaqAlexander StravinskiThe Penumbra PodcastJet is also aromantic.[405]
Mike SmashPaul WhitehouseHarry Enfield's Television ProgrammeHis orientation was stated in Smashie's Xmastastic Playlist.[406]
Sir TalfrynJason MellinThe Penumbra PodcastTalfryn is also aromantic.[407]
Gerald TippettHarry McNaughtonShortland StreetHe was described as the first "sincere" asexual character on television by Vox. Gerald's sexuality was discovered and explored over the course of several episodes.[394]
Chloe TurnerAnna LoreThe Bright SessionsShe is also panromantic.[408]
VarysConleth HillGame of ThronesLord Varys is a eunuch, but he states his asexuality predated his castration.[394] Other eunuchs in the series are sexually active.
Adrian Veidt / OzymandiasJeremy IronsWatchmenHe was described as asexual by showrunner Damon Lindelof.[409]

Intersex
Character Portrayed by Program Notes
AmyJessica CampbellFreaks and Geeks(Described as a groundbreaking intersex character.[410][411])
Vincent ClarksonDaphnée Duplaix (2004-2008)
Phillip Jeanmarie (2006-2008)
Siena Goines (2007)		PassionsBecomes pregnant with his father's son.[412]
Lauren CooperBailey De YoungFaking It(Lauren is said to be the first intersex series regular on television.[413])
Rachel GreenJennifer AnistonFriendsIn episode The One with the Rumor (S8, ep.9), gossip was started by a fellow high school student who hated her, that she was a hermaphrodite.[414]
Jake(Unidentified)Emily Owens, M.D.An intersex baby in episode "Emily and... the Question of Faith" (S1, ep.6).[415]
PetaLeeanna WalsmanJanet KingRevealed to be intersex in "The Long Goodbye" (S2, ep.8).[416]
RavenAmanda SaenzFaking It(The first intersex character played by an intersex person.[417])

See also

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