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> 9:00 PM Friday Night Lights, NBC (1 hr) NEW
The Panthers are picked for a nationally televised game, thanks to some clever manipulation from lesbian mayor Lucy Rodell.

> 10:00 PM Real Time with Bill Maher, HBO (1 hr) NEW
This no-holds barred news show is broadcast live, so you never know what to expect. Bill regularly discusses LGBT issues and features gay panelists and commentators, so check it out!

> 8:00 PM Dancing with the Stars, ABC (2 hrs) REPEAT
If you missed the eighth-season opener on Monday, tune in tonight and watch gay judge Bruno Tonioli cut the couples down to size.

> 9:00 PM Color Splash, HGTV (30 min) NEW
Gay interior designer David Bromstad reworks living spaces. Tonight he redesigns a master bedroom that pleases both the husband and the wife.

> 10:00 PM The Graham Norton Show, BBC America (1 hr) SEASON PREMIERE
The fifth season kicks off with two special guests: Sarah Ferguson, the Duchess of York, and Irish stand-up comedian Ed Byrne.

> 8:00 PM Kings, NBC (2 hrs) SEASON PREMIERE
Silas Benjamin is the king of a war-torn country stuck in a marriage of convenience and worried about his legacy because his son is gay. And you thought you had a lot on your mind.

> 8:00 PM The Amazing Race 14, CBS (1 hr) NEW
Seven teams are still competing to win the ultimate prize. Last week, gay activist Mel White and his bi son Mike White finished sixth, barely scraping to remain in the race. Don’t scare us like that again, guys!

> 9:00 PM Big Love, HBO (1 hr) NEW
Everyone has something to hide. Alby is married to several women and yet cruises for sex in men’s bathrooms, while Heather pines away for her best friend Sarah.

> 9:00 PM Desperate Housewives, ABC (1 hr) NEW
Swoozie Kurtz guest stars as a teacher where Susan works. Sparks fly when the two meet, surprising the heck out of Wysteria Lane’s resident klutz.

> 9:30 PM American Dad!, Fox (30 min) NEW
Hayley needs internship credit for school, so Roger the Alien hires her to bartend at his bar that just happens to be in the family’s attic.

> 10:00 PM Brothers & Sisters, ABC (1 hr) NEW
Tommy messed up big time and now may be headed to the Big House. So what’s a guy to do? Party Spring Break-style with his brothers, Kevin and Justin.

> 10:00 PM The United States of Tara, Showtime (30 min) NEW
In this new comedy about a woman with multiple personalities, Marshall is her sweet, sensitive son who has a crush on a cute boy from class.

> 10:30 PM Eastbound and Down, HBO (30 min) NEW
Stevie Janowski is the music teacher at the local high school. He has a serious crush on former baseball great Kenny Powers, but instead of acting on his feelings, he settles for being Kenny’s unpaid assistant.

> 8:00 PM Dancing with the Stars, ABC (2 hrs) NEW
Another round of dancing, another round of cuts. Gay judge Bruno Tonioli evaluates the couples with a rapier-like wit.

> 8:00 PM Gossip Girl, The CW (1 hr) NEW
Finally, Gossip Girl returns after a month-long hiatus, though bad news for Eric fans: It seems the plot may revolve around the seniors putting on a play, which means young Eric will most likely be left out.

> 10:00 PM RuPaul’s Drag Race, Logo (1 hr) NEW
RuPaul looks back at the highs and lows of the season, featuring never-before-seen footage of the final nine contestants as well as some video of tragic wannabes that never made the cut.

> 11:35 PM The Late Show with David Letterman, CBS (1 hr) NEW
The incomparable Rachel Maddow joins Dave tonight.

> 8:00 PM American Idol, Fox (2 hrs) NEW
Openly gay contestant Adam Lambert is the man to beat!

> 8:00 PM Dancing with the Stars, ABC (2 hrs) NEW
Hour one recaps the events of the competition thus far, while hour two announces which couples will stay and who will head home. Gay judge Bruno Tonioli weighs in.

> 9:30 PM Rules of Engagement, CBS (30 min) NEW
Jeff finds out his new gym buddy (guest star Orlando Jones) is gay, and promptly freaks out.

> 10:00 PM Chopped, Food Network (1 hr) NEW
Ted Allen hosts this food competition show in which cheftestants compete to make extraordinary three-course meals out of everyday ingredients. This week, they’ve got to use string cheese in their appetizers and jicama in their entrees. Gross.

> 11:35 PM The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, NBC (1 hr) NEW
Portia de Rossi hangs out with Jay to chat up her new comedy series Better Off Ted.

> 8:00 PM America's Next Top Model, The CW (1 hr) NEW
Miss J. teaches the remaining girls the fine art of walking the runway. Cue messy stomps, followed by Miss J.’s hilarious imitations.

> 8:30 PM Better Off Ted, ABC (30 min) SEASON PREMIERE
Though there aren’t any gay characters in this new sitcom, we’ll watch anything with Portia de Rossi.

> 9:00 PM American Idol, Fox (1 hr) NEW
It’s elimination time… Surely gay singer Adam Lambert won’t be cut, right?

> 10:00 PM The Real World: Brooklyn, MTV (1 hr) NEW
The drama continues in the Brooklyn house. Watch for the three LGBT cast members: JD is gay, Sarah is bi and Katelynn is transgender. Tune in to watch history unfold!

> 10:00 PM Make Me a Supermodel, Bravo (1 hr) NEW
Gay model Chris got cut last week, but handsome Shawn and bi cutie CJ are still hanging in there, even though CJ got one of the lowest scores among her peers. Ouch.

> 8:00 PM Ugly Betty, ABC (1 hr) NEW
Daniel and Wilhelmina put together an issue of Mode devoted to sex, in the hopes that it will boost sales. We can hear Marc’s snarky one-liners now…

> 8:00 PM My Name is Earl, NBC (30 min) NEW
Okay, so we know Betty White isn’t gay, but come on, she’s an icon! Tonight she makes a guest appearance as “the witch of Camden,” which is bound to be hilarious.

> 9:00 PM Grey's Anatomy, ABC (1 hr) NEW
Derek refuses to come back to work, Mark performs a face transplant, Cristina gets in on her first solo surgery, yada, yada, yada. You know we’re watching to see what’s up with Callie and Arizona!

> 9:00 PM The Office, NBC (30 min) NEW
Michael celebrates his 15th anniversary at Dunder-Mifflin with a rockin’ party. It’s doubtful Oscar will help Angela plan this shin-dig.

> 9:00 PM Hell’s Kitchen, Fox (1 hr) NEW
Ten chefs remain to obtain the “head chef” position at the Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa in Atlantic City. One of the contestants is a lesbian from Las Vegas named LA.

> 9:00 PM Friday Night Lights, NBC (1 hr) NEW
Landry takes his lesbian friend Devin to the dance, but he’s not even a good date because he keeps staring at Tyra. (But let’s be honest here: Devin is doing her fair share of staring at Tyra, too.)

> 10:00 PM Real Time with Bill Maher, HBO (1 hr) NEW
This no-holds barred news show is broadcast live, so you never know what to expect. Bill regularly discusses LGBT issues and features gay panelists and commentators, so check it out!

All My Children, ABC (1 hr)
Bianca has gone back to France while Reese is in Pine Valley trying to pick up the fractured pieces of their broken romance.

As the World Turns, CBS (1 hr)
Lily and Holden’s gay son Luke is involved with the handsome Noah.
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Ellen DeGeneres Show, The, NBC (1 hr)
Ellen DeGeneres hosts a wildly popular syndicated talk show.

Guiding Light, CBS (1 hr)
Olivia and Natalia share a budding romance.

In The Life, American Public Television (1 hr)
Gay and lesbian newsmagazine with guest hosts discussing youth and education, health and AIDS, arts and culture, workplace, relationships and family, and global issues.

Judge David Young, (30 min)
Openly gay Judge David Young presides over cases with wit, flair, and compassion in this daytime courtroom program.
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The Rachel Maddow Show, MSNBC (1 hr)
Lesbian news anchor Rachel Maddow hosts this nightly newscast.

Dante's Cove, here! (1 hr)
A gothic horror soap that takes place in Hotel Dante, where a dark, supernatural force is accidentally released from the basement, causing all hell to break loose.

Degrassi: The Next Generation, The N (30 min)
Marco is a gay high school student at Degrassi Community School. His on-again/off-again boyfriend Dylan is always nearby. Alex and Paige hooked up, leading Alex to come out. Ashley, another Degrassi student, is learning to deal with her father coming out as a gay man.

Desperate Housewives, Lifetime (1 hr)
Andrew is Bree's gay son. Bob and Lee are the gay couple that move into the neighborhood in season four.

ER, NBC (1 hr)
Keep your eyes open for recurring lesbian character Kerry Weaver as the chief of staff. She left in 2007, but can still be found in repeats of episodes from Seasons 2-13.

Family Guy, FOX (30 min)
Says creator Seth MacFarlane, "Stewie is almost certainly gay, and he’s in the process of figuring it out for himself." See McFarlane's interview with The Advocate for more:
http://www.advocate.com/issue_story.asp?id=51793&page=1

Janice Dickinson Modeling Agency, Oxygen (1 hr)
Janice has a handful of gay models in her agency, including JP Calderon.

Noah's Arc, Logo (30 min)
Noah, Alex, Ricky, and Chance are four gay black men living in Los Angeles. Journey with them as they navigate complex romantic and professional relationships.

NYPD Blue, CourtTV/TNT (1 hr)
Tough detective Andy Sipowicz has a gay assistant, John Irvin.

Party Line with the Hearty Boys, Food Network (30 min)
Winners of the first season of The Next Food Network Star, this Chicago-based couple teaches us how to throw a party on any budget and for any occasion.

Queer As Folk, Logo (1 hr)
Bawdy and brash, this Showtime original series follows the lives and loves of a group of gay and lesbian people living in Pittsburgh.

Queer Eye, Bravo (1 hr)
A make-over show where five gay men, all experts in style and culture, take a straight guy from frumpy to fabulous.

Six Feet Under, Bravo (1 hr)
Though the series has officially ended, Bravo is running HBO's Golden Globe-winning drama that frequently dealt with LGBT issues. One of the main characters, David, started out as a closeted gay man at the beginning of the series, but ended up adopting children with his partner Keith by the end.

South of Nowhere, The N (1 hr)
Watch 16-year old Spencer Carlin go from quiet Ohio girl to out Angelino over the course of this teen drama.

The L Word, Showtime (1 hr)
This candid, groundbreaking drama follows the lives of lesbian and bisexual women living in Los Angeles.

The Simpsons, FOX (30 min)
Though many have assumed Smithers, assistant to Mr. Burns, to be gay, only Marge's sister Patty has officially come out.

The Wire, BET (1 hr)
Set in Baltimore, this gritty HBO drama features two gay series regular characters: lesbian police detective Kima Greggs and gay criminal Omar Little.

Top Chef, Season Three, Bravo (1 hr)
Watch 12 chefs compete in Miami for the chance at culinary stardom and the title of “Top Chef.” The series features gay contestant Dale and lesbian contestant Sandee.

Will & Grace, syndicated (30 min)
Will, Grace, Jack, and Karen: All gay, all day.

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