Esta es una lista de series de televisión de comedia (que incluyen televisión web y miniseries ) que presentan personajes lesbianas , gays , bisexuales y transgénero . También se incluyen personajes no binarios , pansexuales , asexuales y grissexuales . La orientación puede retratarse en pantalla, describirse en el diálogo o mencionarse.
Década de 1930
Década de 1950
Década de 1970
Década de 1980
Década de 1990
Década de 2000
Década de 2010
Década de 2020
Véase también
Referencias
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- GLAAD Primetime Television Season Reports
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