Star Trek TOS or AOS; Kirk/Spock; Kirk takes Spock home to meet his mother. Winona is completely supportive of their relationship, but other people in Riverside are not.

Star Trek TOS or AOS; Kirk/Spock; When news of their relationship spreads, Kirk finds himself becoming the unofficial advisor for LGBT crewmembers.

Star Trek TOS or AOS; Kirk/Spock; Kirk takes Spock to a gay bar.

Star Trek AOS; Spock Prime; Finding out his counterpart is in a relationship with a woman.

Star Trek AOS; Spock; He always thought his lack of physical attraction to Uhura was because he was a Vulcan. Falling for a male crewmember makes him reconsider.

Star Trek AOS; Kirk; Just because his counterpart was attracted to men doesn't mean he has to be, right?

Star Trek AOS; Gaila; She doesn't understand humans' insistence on labels.

Star Trek AOS; Uhura; Just because she's dating a man doesn't make her any less bisexual.

Star Trek AOS; Any Vulcan; Balancing their homosexuality with the need to repopulate their species.

Star Trek TOS; Kirk; Jane Kirk started pretending to be a boy on Tarsus because it was safer, but the more she did it the less it felt like pretence.

Star Trek TOS; McCoy (& Kirk/Spock); McCoy always thought he was straight, but carrying Spock's katra forces him to re-evaluate a few things.

Star Trek TOS; Kirk/Spock; In the novelisation of The Motion Picture Kirk states that he finds his "best gratification" with women. What does this mean for his relationship with Spock?

Star Trek TOS; Spock; He always assumed Vulcan society would consider homosexuality illogical. Turns out that's not true.

Star Trek TOS; Gillian Taylor; Adjusting to a homophobia-free future.

Star Trek TOS; Kirk; Being trapped in Janice Lester's body brings back memories he thought he'd left behind. (Kirk is FTM.)

Star Trek TOS; Scotty/Uhura; He's the first man she's been attracted to in years.

Star Trek (any); Any characters; In the 23rd/24th century, homophobia is a thing of the past. At least among humans.

Star Trek (any); Any Andorian; How does sexuality work in a species with four sexes?

Star Trek (any); Any characters; Discovering a planet where same-sex relationships are the norm.


Babylon 5; Any character; In canon, Minbari courtship rituals are often stated in terms of one man and one woman. ("The man sleeps and the woman watches.") What rituals (if any) do they have for same-sex couples?


All Grown Up!; Phil and Lil DeVille; The first person Phil comes out to is his sister.

All Grown Up!; Phil and Lil DeVille; Just because they're twins doesn't mean they have the same taste in boys.


Harry Potter; Albus Dumbledore; An LGBT student comes to him for advice.


Doctor Who; The Doctor; His sexuality changes with each regeneration.


Stargate SG-1; Sam Carter/Janet Fraiser; Maintaining a relationship under DADT.


Any fandom with alternate universes; Any character; A character learns that an alternate version of them is/was in a same-sex relationship and begins to question their sexuality.

Any science fiction or supernatural fandom; Any characters; They didn't think being the same sex would be harder to deal with than being of different species, and yet.

Any science fiction or supernatural fandom; Any characters; A human and a non-human discuss their differing views on sexuality and/or gender.

Any fandom; Any characters; Just because they're both gay doesn't mean they're interested in each other. At all.

Any fandom; Any character; Coming out wouldn't be so irritating if people didn't immediately assume you were in love with your straight best friend of the same sex.

Any fandom; Any character; A character nervously comes out only to find that everyone already knew.

Any fandom; Any character; A character comes out and finds their ideas of who would be supportive and who wouldn't were completely wrong.

Any fandom; Any male character; Navigating the gay dating scene can be complicated when you're not interested in sex.

Any fandom; Any character; Attending a Gay Pride Parade.