Diving into the L Word
Kate Moennig and Leisha Hailey reunite in a new memoir about friendship, queerness, and The L Word’s legacy Two decades after The L Word first aired, its cultural imprint remains undeniable — not only...
Jennifer Beals continues to demonstrate her commitment to the LGBTQIA community through a recent charitable initiative. In December 2024, she announced the auction of an original pilot script of The L Word, originally titled...
What could easily have been the most beautiful, heartwarming, goosebumps reunion, in an endless amount of better and more believable scenarios, was now presented to us in a cringeworthy, disposable, romcom dream…
The New Year is just around the corner. For many people a time to reflect and make New Year’s resolutions. So did these ladies #waybackwhen
We wrote it. We shot it. We loved it. But the network didn’t. It was the rare instance in which we had a creative disagreement. Our executives simply felt that it was too soon for us to be spoofing ourselves. They felt that it was something to be attempted in a third or a fourth season, but not at the end of the first season, when the audience was still bonding with these characters.
Columns / The L Word / The L Word Generation Q
by Bette Porter_LA · Published December 5, 2022 · Last modified December 6, 2022
For season 3 of The L Word, showrunner Marja Lewis-Ryan had the option to choose either of the two endings to this saying: “all good things come to those who wait” or “all good things must come to an end”. However, she decided she’s not the choosing type and, much to the dismay and rage of all the loyal fans, she ran with both options.
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The L Word: A Photographic Journal by Jennifer Beals
December 17, 2024
