The Inclusive Screen
Aurelie ChazalA weekly newsletter sharing pop culture news and reviews of diverse representation in TV shows with a special focus on LGBTQ+ representation because it's what I know best
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Inclusive Screen Weekly #58: Demascus, the show where Black culture and sci-fi actually hang out
This week, I saw this proposal for White Lotus season 4 on TikTok, and now I need it to happen. Come on, Elisabeth Olsen, Keke Palmer, and Lindsay Lohan as a trio of travel agents scoping the resorts would be pure magic!
Inclusive Screen Weekly #57: Task, the show where the grownups are a mess and the kids deserve their own spinoff
Did you see that Dolly Parton joined Substack? She’s one of the few celebrities I would welcome to any space at any time. She has just had such a positive impact on the world. I can’t wait to see what she does on Substack.
Inclusive Screen Weekly #56: Nobody Wants This, the show where the perfect boyfriend on paper is deeply annoying in reality
Is Apple TV the new HBO? They’ve had a hell of a year so far, but Pluribus might be the standout show that solidifies their standing as the streamer producing the best quality shows nowadays. I can’t wait to see what the audience ratings wi...
Inclusive Screen Weekly #55: Boots, the show that asks if you can find yourself in a place that won’t let you be yourself
I was travelling for work to the Bay Area this week and staying in downtown Palo Alto. I was not expecting this city to be so damn cute. It felt like a mix of Disneyland and a cute RomCom movie.
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