List of LGBT characters in television and radio

This is a list of live action fictional lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender characters in television (includes TV movies and web series), radio, and podcast programs. The orientation can be portrayed on-screen, described in the dialogue or mentioned. Roles include lead, main, recurring, supporting, and guest.

The names are organized alphabetically by surname (i.e. last name), or by single name if the character does not have a surname.

Lesbian

Character	Portrayed by	Program	Notes
Greta Adam	Jutta Dolle (de)	Rentnercops (de)	Greta is married to Vicky Adams.[1] (2015–present)
Viktoria "Vicky" Adam	Katja Danowski (de)	Rentnercops (de)	Vicky is married to Greta Adam with whom she has a son.[2][3] (2015–present)
Iqra Ahmed	Priya Davdra	EastEnders	Iqra is in a relationship with Ash Kaur, and later split apart.[4] (1985–Present)
Nyssa al Ghul	Katrina Law	Arrow	Was in a relationship with Sara Lance.[5] It is also strongly implied her father also passed her up on her inheritance because of her sexuality, and ensuing relationship with Sara.[6] (2012-2020)
Della Alexander	Michelle Joseph	EastEnders	Della and her girlfriend Binnie Roberts were the first lesbian couple to be featured in EastEnders. Their inclusion was an attempt to portray positive examples of homosexual characters.[7][lower-alpha 1])
Alice / Tilly	Rose Reynolds	Once Upon a Time	Reveals her true love is Robin (Zelena's daughter) in episode "The Eighth Witch". She enters into a romantic relationship with Robin.[8] (2011-2018)
Alice	Leah Renee	The Playboy Club	She is a Playboy Bunny in a marriage of convenience with Sean, a gay man.[9] (2011)
Alisha	Juliana Harkavy	The Walking Dead	Former girlfriend of Tara Chambler.[10] (2010–Present)
Elena Alvarez	Isabella Gomez	One Day at a Time (2017)	In season 1 episode 10, Elena is seen wearing a white suit for her quinces instead of a dress. Earlier in the episode, she comes out to her mother, saying "...I see myself loving a woman".[11] (2017–Present)
Luisa Alver	Yara Martinez	Jane the Virgin	A doctor who artificially inseminated Jane, as well as Rafael's sister and an alcoholic who is ove with her stepmother, Rose, with both having an on and off relationship before spending three years together until Rose is found and arrested.[5] (2014-2019)
Frankie Anderson	Katharine Isabelle	Rookie Blue	Frankie is a homicide detective and becomes involved with Gail Peck (season 6). In the series finale episode, she surprises Gail's roommates when she comes out of Gail's bedroom to get a cup of coffee.[12] (2010-2015)
Winter Anderson	Billie Lourd	American Horror Story: Cult	Winter recognizes herself as a lesbian. She had a short relationship with Ivy Mayfair-Richards and later assaults Ally Mayfair-Richards, in a scene in a bathtub.[13][14] (2017)
Ariel ("Ari")	Eden Epstein	Sweetbitter	Ari is a waitress who works at a eatery in Manhattan known as 22 W and likes to gossip.[15] (2018-2019)
Arika	Shivani Ghai	Dominion	A woman who pretends she is someone else than who she really is and even acts like she had a boyfriend, and later she has a girlfriend named Uriel.[16][17] (2014-2015)
Jojo Baines	Tamzin Malleson	Marcella	Jojo is the partner of Sascha Kyte.[18] (2016–Present)
Lily Baker	Jessica Harmon	Supernatural	Mentions accidentally killing her girlfriend.[19] (2005–Present)
Regina Barnes	Paula Marshall	Out of Practice	A white E.R. doctor who is infatuated with attractive women.[20][21] (2005-2006)
Susanna Barnett	Megan Ketch	Jane the Virgin	She develops a romance with Dr. Luisa Alver.[22][16] (2014-2019)
Lena Barnum	Katherine Moennig	Ray Donovan	Lena is a PR agent[23] who was once involved with a woman named Jeannie.[24] (2013-2020)
Josephine Barry	Deborah Grover	Anne with an E	Aunt Josephine had a long-term partner, Gertrude (now deceased).[25] (2017-2019)
Thelma Bates	Jemima Rooper	Hex	A woman who is the ghost of Cassandra "Cassie" Hughes's best friend and is in love with her.[26][16] (2004-2005)
Della Bedford	Jayne Atkinson	Bluff City Law	Comes out after she ends her 15-year marriage.[27]
Judge Lisa Benner	Marg Helgenberger	All Rise	Lisa waited until same-sex marriage became legal to implement Wedding Day at the courthouse. She had been in a four-year relationship when her girlfriend left her on that special day (season 1, episode 5, "Devotees in the Courthouse of Love").[28]
Sarah Bishop	Alex Kingston	A Discovery of Witches	Sarah is a witch and she is the partner of Emily Mather.[29][30] (2018-Present)
Carrie "Big Boo" Black	Lea DeLaria	Orange Is the New Black	She fell for Linda Ferguson.[16][31]
Maggie Blackamoor	David Walliams	Little Britain	She is a woman who is in a relationship with Judy.[32]
Denny Blood	Alicya Eyo	Bad Girls	Has an on/off relationship with Shell Dockley, before dating fellow prisoner Shaz Wiley.[16][33]
Esther Bloom	Jazmine Franks	Hollyoaks	She is in a relationship with another woman named Tilly Evans.[34][35]
Cheryl Blossom	Madelaine Petsch	Riverdale	After going to see Love, Simon with Toni Topaz, she admits that she previously loved a friend named Heather when she was in junior high. In 2x17, Cheryl and Toni kiss.[36] In episode 3x12, Cheryl self-identifies as lesbian.[37] (Petsch initially said that Cheryl was "still figuring out what her sexuality is" and thought her to be bisexual and later revised her initial assumption and described Cheryl as "definitely a lesbian".)
Shelley Bower	Alexandra Wescourt	Brookside	She kisses another girl named Lindsey Corkhill.[38][39]
Charlie Bradbury	Felicia Day	Supernatural	Reveals that she is a lesbian in her first episode, stating she cannot flirt her way past a guard as he is not a girl. She later kisses Gilda and flirts with a girl at her LARPing tournament; and later develops a crush on Dorothy Baum.[19]
Virginia Braithwaite	Julie Graham	At Home with the Braithwaites	Virginia had a long-term affair with Tamsin and was infatuated with Megan Hartnoll.[40][41]
Amy Breslin	Heléne Yorke	The Good Fight	Her partner is Maia Rindell.[42][43]
Brunhilda	Brittney Powell	Xena: Warrior Princess	She fell in love with Gabrielle in the season 6 episode "The Rheingold".[44][45]
Judy Bryant	Betty Bobbitt	Prisoner	A woman who went through emotions and experiences in a detention center.[46]
Louise Bryant	Kristen Sieh	Boardwalk Empire	While Louise's sexuality is not explicitly stated, the only romantic/sexual relationship she has on-screen is with a woman.[16]
Susan Bunch	Jessica Hecht	Friends	Wife of Carol Willick. They marry in episode "The One with the Lesbian Wedding".[47][48]
Delia Busby	Kate Lamb	Call the Midwife	Delia has a romantic relationship with Patsy.[49][16]
Kimberley "Kim" Butterfield	Daisy Wood-Davis	Hollyoaks	She has a relationship with a woman named Esther Bloom.[50]
Mary Jo Cacciatore	Frankie Shaw	Blue Mountain State	Shown in Season 3 as a lesbian. (Executive producer Eric Falconer said that they "decided to change things up" for her and other characters and make fun of "the fact that sexual orientation can change so quickly for college students."[51])
Helena Cain	Michelle Forbes	Battlestar Galactica	An admiral who had a short-run in the series.[52][16]
Alice Calvert	Samantha Mathis	Under the Dome	In an interracial relationship with a woman named Carolyn.[53]
Camila	Jessica Marie Garcia	Diary of a Future President	Camila is closeted and a friend of Elena's widowed mother, Gabriela "Gabi" Cañero-Reed. She is scared to come out to her parents and say that she has a girlfriend.[54].[55][56] (2020-Present)
Naomi Campbell	Lily Loveless	Skins	Feigns attraction to males before coming out as Emily's girlfriend, and self-identifies as a lesbian.[57][58]
Jane Canary / Calamity Jane	Robin Weigert	Deadwood Deadwood: The Movie	Jane returns the affection and physical interest that Joanie Stubbs reveals towards her.[59][60] The movie is set 10 years later, in 1889, during which time she and Joanie became estranged. Jane returns to Deadwood with the hope of winning Joanie back. They rekindle their relationship.[61]
Spencer Carlin	Gabrielle Christian	South of Nowhere	Struggles with her sexuality throughout season 1, with a character named Carmen as her recurring love interest,[62] before eventually entering a relationship with (and later marrying) her friend, Ashley.[63]
Wendy Carr	Anna Torv	Mindhunter	Wendy is a psychologist and educator at a Boston university, and was in a relationship with Dr. Annaliese Stilman, the head of her department, until she accepted work as a behavioral science consultant for the FBI.[64][65][66]>[67]
Tammy Cashman	Melora Hardin	Transparent	College friend of Sarah, they reunite and marry.[68]
Alice Cassini	Bridget Turner	Doctor Who	Partner of May Cassini (season 3, episode 3).[69]
May Cassini	Georgine Anderson	Doctor Who	Partner of Alice Cassini (season 3, episode 3).[69]
Tina Carter	Luisa Bradshaw-White	EastEnders	A short-lived character who has an abusive ex-girlfriend, Tosh Mackintosh. She once kissed Sonia Fowler.[70]
Silvia Castro	Marián Aguilera	Los hombres de Paco	In a relationship with Pepa.[71]
Tara Chambler	Alanna Masterson	The Walking Dead	Introduced as the first lesbian character on The Walking Dead.[10][72] Tara was in a relationship with Alisha, who dies during an attack on the prison. Her next lover, Denise Cloyd, is also killed.[73]
Chase	Kiersey Clemons	Easy	She falls in love with Jo.[74]
Chenoa	Shein Mompremier	Black Lightning	Was in a one-year relationship with Anissa Pierce.[75]
Christine	Parisa Fitz-Henley	Falling Water	Christine is the girlfriend of Detective Alexis Simms.[76]
Denise Christopher	Sakina Jaffrey Karen David	Timeless	Special Agent Christopher is married to Michelle and has a daughter and son with her (in season 2, episode 8, "The Day Reagan Was Shot", a young Denise is played by Karen David).[77]
Cleo	Dani Verayo	The Next Step	Cleo is in a relationship with Jude.[78]
Dr. Denise Cloyd	Merritt Wever	The Walking Dead	Girlfriend of Tara Chambler.[79]
Bethany Collins	Mugga	Manifest	Bethany is married to Georgia and is a flight attendant on Flight 828.[80]
Joey Collins	Kate Bell	Home and Away	Joey is in a relationship with Charlie Buckton and they kiss multiple times.[81][82]
Kate Connor	Faye Brookes	Coronation Street	Kate dates several women. She was engaged to Caz Hammond.[83]
Samara Cook	Claire Holt	Pretty Little Liars	Was in a relationship with Emily Fields.[16][84] (2010-2017)
Helen Cooper	Ingrid Lacey	Drop the Dead Donkey	A single mother.[85]
Gina Cortes	Monique Gabriela Curnen	Elementary	After Detective Cortes confronts Joan Watson, Sherlock Holmes posits that she may have been incensed because perhaps Watson slept with Cortes' significant other, to which Watson replied, "Considering she's gay and I'm not, I think that's highly unlikely."[86]
Fiona Coyne	Annie Clark	Degrassi: The Next Generation	Though she previously dated a male classmate, Fiona begins to develop feelings for classmate Imogen. She later comes out as a lesbian, and the two briefly date.[87]
Theodora Crain	Kate Siegel	The Haunting of Hill House	Theo becomes involved with Trish Park and lets Trish touch her. Theo and Trish move in together.[88][89]
Lana Crawford	Bridget Neval	Neighbours	The first lesbian character in the series, introduced in 2004.[90]
Courtney Crimsen	Michele Selene Ang	13 Reasons Why	Courtney was closeted until the finale episode of season 2 ("Bye"), when she came out to her adoptive gay parents.[91]
Robyn "Rob" Crisp	Minnie Crowe	Coming of Age	She is a friend of Matthew "Matt" Cobbett and goes to a lesbian bar with Darren "DK" Karrimore in the episode "Lesbian Jumper."[92]
Samantha 'Sam' Black Crow	Devery Jacobs	American Gods	Sam has a girlfriend, Natalie.[93]
Cruz	Maria-Elena Laas	Vida	Friend of Emma Hernandez and her former love interest.[94]
Bridey Cruz	Floriana Lima	The Family	Bridley is a reporter who is trying to uncover information what is happening related to the Warrens, the titular family in this series, dates women, and has a "strong feminine voice."[95]
Elizabeth Cruz	Roma Maffia	Nip/Tuck	An anesthesiologist[62] very close to the protagonists, later marrying Christian Roy, leading GLAAD to ask "whether Liz will now be counted as a bisexual character."[96]
Jess Damon	Brooke Markham	In the Dark	Jess is in a romantic relationship with Vanessa.[97]
Dani	Demi Lovato	Glee	She was Santana Lopez's girlfriend for a while.[16]
Kim Daniels	Olivia Hallinan	Sugar Rush	Protagonist of this series, at first in love with her best friend Sugar, but later becomes girlfriend of Saint.[98]
Alex Danvers	Chyler Leigh	Supergirl	The episodes "Crossfire" and "Changing" deal with Alex's realization that she is attracted to girls and her coming out.[99][100] In Medusa, her mother describes Alex as gay.
Greer Danville	Gracie Dzienny	Chasing Life	A popular rich girl at Brenna's school, it becomes clear that both Greer and Brenna are attracted to each other.[101] They briefly date before her parents become unhappy with her dating a "trouble-maker" like Brenna. They briefly date again before Greer ends up moving.[102]
Teri Darego	Wunmi Mosaku	The End of the F***ing World	Tari is a detective in a relationship with Eunice Noon. They go on a trip across the country to catch a male psychopath.[103]
Daria	Florence Kasumba	Dominion	The lover and partner of Arika and appears in three episodes of the series.[16]
Ashley Davies	Mandy Musgrave	South of Nowhere	Had a romantic and sexual relationship with Spencer Carlin.[63]
Elodie Davis	Brianna Hildebrand	Trinkets	A shy and quiet girl who hakes the hand of the first girl who kisses her, and becomes infatuated with a woman named Kat Cunning.[104]
Shay Davydov	Ksenia Solo	Orphan Black	A holistic healer whom Cosima meets through a dating app called Sapphire, with both going on various dates together.[16]
Caroline Dawson	Sarah Lancashire	Last Tango in Halifax	Married to Kate McKenzie, with show's creator calling her killing a mistake.[105]
DeDe Halcyon Day	Barbara Garrick	Tales of the City	A wealthy socialite that came out publicly after the death of her husband; she has a sexual affair with younger woman Margot Park.[106]
Carmen de La Pica Morales	Sarah Shahi	The L Word	She has been in relationships with various women, including Lucía Torres at age 16, one-night stands with Shane McCutcheon, a serious relationship with Jenny Schecter, and slept with a woman named Robin.[16]
Karolina Dean	Virginia Gardner	Runaways	Karolina has the power to "fly and manipulate solar energy,"[107] and develops feelings for Nico Minoru.[108] She initiates a kiss with her crush; which is reciprocated. After her capture and subsequent liberation, she is reunited with Nico. To her delight, Nico initiates their second kiss. Later that night, she falls asleep in Nico's arms.[109]
Deborah (a.k.a. Deb-Deb)	Julie Goldman	The Mindy Project	Dr. Jean Fishman's wife.[110]
Lana Delaney	Jill Flint	The Good Wife	An FBI agent, Lana is one of Kalinda Sharma's lovers.[111][112][113]
Denise	Lena Waithe	Master of None	Denise's sexuality and how it impacts her relationship with both her friends and family is explored in season 2, episode 8, "Thanksgiving"[114]
Clare Devlin	Nicola Coughlan	Derry Girls	At the end series one finale, Clare comes out to her friends as a lesbian.[115]
Midge Dexter	Julie Kavner	Tracey Takes On...	A character frequently performed by actress Julie Kavner. Midge Dexter is a closeted pro-golfer and girlfriend to Chris Warner (Tracey Ullman). She is forced to come out publicly in season 1, episode "Romance" after Chris gives her an ultimatum. Tracey Takes On... took home GLAAD Media Awards in 1996 and 1999.[116]
Kathleen "Dixie" Dixon	Jane Hazlegrove	Casualty	An Operational Duty Officer and Paramedic who causes her father a heart attack when he sees her kissing another woman, later entering a relationship with a prison officer named Carol Walcott and possibly with Jess Cranham, a paramedic.[117]
Franky Doyle	Carol Burns	Prisoner	A nicotine-stained biker who was imprisoned for armed robbery and murder and sentenced to life imprisonment at Wentworth Detention Centre, who was also in a forced romantic relationship with Doreen Anderson.[16]
Franky Doyle	Nicole da Silva	Wentworth	A main character, former protagonist and a former prisoner of Wentworth Correctional Centre, who had two ex-girlfriends (Kim Chang and Jodie Spiteri), was involved with Erica Davidson, and has a girlfriend named Bridget Westfall.[16]
Dr. Maggie Doyle	Jorja Fox	ER	A fictional ER intern and later ER resident who had an unnamed girlfriend.[16]
Roberta Drays	Patti Kim	The Killing	Roberta is the security chief at the Wapi Eagle Casino and is in a relationship with Nicole Jackson, head of the Kalimish tribe.[118]
Dominga "Daddy" Duarte	Vicci Martinez	Orange is the New Black	In a relationship with Officer McCullough, played by Emily Tarver, whom Martinez is dating in real life.[119]
Faith Duluth	Breeda Wool	The Faith Diaries	A contestant who is a shy and insecure Christian virgin, who later realizes she is a lesbian and in love with her female best friend back in her hometown in Mississippi.[120]
Claire Duncan	Zosia Mamet	Tales of the City	A documentarian and Shawna's love interest.[121]
Frances Dunhill	Cassidy Freeman	The Playboy Club	She begins dating Nick Dalton as his beard to provide him a politically acceptable "girlfriend" and to make her appear heterosexual to her father.[122]
Callie Dunne	Tess Frazer	Godless	Callie is the town's schoolteacher and was previously a prostitute in its brothel. She is in love with Mary Agnes McNue.[123][124]
Adena El-Amin	Nikohl Boosheri	The Bold Type	A Muslim woman, photographer, and Kat Edison's love interest.[125][126]
Elena	Nicola Correia-Damude	The Boys	Elena is Queen Maeve‘s ex-girlfriend.[127][128][129]
Nicole Ellis	Luna Blaise	Fresh Off the Boat	In season 4 episode 6, she reveals to Jessica and Honey that she is gay.[130]
Emilie	Julie Christiansen	Heartless	Emilie falls in love with Sofie.[131]
Emma	Julia Davis	Sally4Ever	Has sex with another woman.[132][133]
Kelly Epson	Vanessa Lengies	Hawthorne	A scrub-charge who comes out in episode 7 of season 2 to a fellow patient who is also struggling to recognize her sexual orientation.[16]
Darya Esford	Narges Rashidi	The Girlfriend Experience	Esford is the ex-lover of Erica Myles.[134]
Tilly Evans	Lucy Dixon	Hollyoaks	Girlfriend of Esther Bloom.[135]
Dana Fairbanks	Erin Daniels	The L Word	She was the girlfriend of Alice Pieszecki and Lara Perkins during the series.[16]
Faith	Alicia Vikander	One Red Nose Day and a Wedding	Faith, daughter of Fiona, marries Miranda, the daughter of Charles and Carrie, in this short film sequel to the film Four Weddings and a Funeral.[136]
Carey Fangbattle	Griffin McElroy	The Adventure Zone	Carey is married to Killian.[137]
Teresa Fenchurch	Leanne Best	Home Fires	A closeted lesbian in 1940s England, Teresa moved to Great Paxford after the head master at the Liverpool school where she taught discovered the relationship between her and Connie Ward, another teacher at the school.[138]
Joan "The Freak" Ferguson	Maggie Kirkpatrick	Prisoner	An intelligent prison officer at Wentworth Detention Centre who controversially frisked individuals and wore black leather gloves.[16] She later appeared in the Wentworth series.
Joan Ferguson	Pamela Rabe	Wentworth	Was in a relationship with inmate Jianna Riley.[16]
Macarena Fernández-Wilson	Patricia Vico	Hospital Central	Plays a pediatrician on the show.[139]
Marina Ferrer	Karina Lombard	The L Word	Jenny Schecter's ex-girlfriend.[16]
PC Danielle Ferrington	Niamh McGrady	The Fall	She reveals to DSI Stella Gibson that she was "gay".[16]
Emily Fields	Shay Mitchell	Pretty Little Liars	Emily comes out in season 1 and is involved in several relationships throughout the seasons.[140][141] She is engaged to Alison DiLaurentis.[142][84] (2010-2017)
Dr. Jean Fishman	Niecy Nash	The Mindy Project	A doctor and the chief of OB/GYN at the hospital where Dr. Mindy Kuhel Lahiri works.[143][5]
Emily Fitch	Kathryn Prescott	Skins	Was in a relationship with Naomi Campbell.[57][58]
Jenny Flint	Catrin Stewart	Doctor Who	Married to Madame Vastra, who mentioned that Jenny's family shunned her for her sexuality.[144]
Amy Flower	Sophia Di Martino	Flowers	Amy is dating Hylda, an older, ex-junkie, lesbian vicar.[145][146]
Lena Adams Foster	Sherri Saum	The Fosters	Married to Stef Adams Foster.[147][148]
Stef Adams Foster	Teri Polo	The Fosters	Married to Lena Adams Foster.[147][148]
Nicole Galassini	Kellie Martin	Army Wives	Nicole is a captain and Army intelligence officer. She is in a relationship with Charlotte (Charlie) Mayfield, a black woman.[149][150]
Dorothy Gale	Teri Reeves	Once Upon a Time	Dorothy is awakened from a sleeping spell with a True Love kiss from Ruby (a.k.a. Red Lucas). She is in love with Ruby and they become lovers.[151]
Robin Gallagher	Julie Benz	Desperate Housewives	A former stripper at Double D's who later becomes roommates with Katherine, who she is romantically inerested in, and later move away, together, to Paris.[16]
Casey Gardner	Brigette Lundy-Paine	Atypical	Casey, the sister of an autistic teenager named Sam, has a relationship with Izzie, with both trying to figure out what being lesbian means and discover more about themselves in the process.[152] She leaves her boyfriend, while Izzie also leaves her boyfriend, so they can be together.
Regina George	Seychelle Gabriel	Revenge	She has a crush on Charlotte Grayson where they both once drunkenly kissed.[16]
Georgia Collins	Eva Kaminsky	Manifest	Georgia is married to Bethany Collins.[153]
Marigold Gilchrist	Amara Miller	1600 Penn	The President's younger daughter.[16]
Jen Gilmore	Amy Downham	Hollyoaks	A teacher who became romantically involved with her pupil Tilly Evans (Lucy Dixon).[154]
Sharon Gilmour	Margot Knight	Prisoner	a scheming, spoiled young woman imprisoned for drug dealing, and has a romantic relationship with Chrissie Latham inside the prison, and Judy Bryant, outside the prison, with the latter putting an end to their relationship.[16]
Opal Gilstrap	Ilfenesh Hadera	She's Gotta Have It	The love interest of Opal Gilstrap and later has sexual intercourse with her.[155][156]
Lt. Alisha Granderson	Christina Elmore	The Last Ship	An Officer of the Deck on Nathan James and later serves at Naval Station Mayport under Admiral Meylan, and is later killed by her girlfriend.[16]
Shakima "Kima" Greggs	Sonja Sohn	The Wire	A determined and capable uncloseted police detective in the Baltimore Police Department.[16]
Tammy Gregorio	Vanessa Ferlito	NCIS: New Orleans	Tammy is introduced in season 3; in 3x18 she describes herself as 'gay'. (The show's producers confirmed her lesbian orientation.[157])
Greta	Sophie Guillemin	The Frozen Dead	She is the partner of Irène Ziegler.[158]
Bianca Grieve	Anita Hegh	Janet King	After working undercover on an investigation headed by Janet King, AFP Sergeant Grieve is assigned to protect her. They had both previously shown signs of a mutual interest, but kept it under control. They yield to their desire when Bianca is guarding Janet at home and become sexually involved. It develops into a romantic relationship.[159][160]
Lia Haddock	Jessica Biel	Limetown	Lia is a journalist investigating the disappearance of the population of a small Appalachian town.[161]
Erica Hahn	Brooke Smith	Grey's Anatomy	Had a short romantic relationship with Callie Torres and was later written off the show.[162][163]
Nico Hamada	Ellen Tamaki	Charmed	Nico is a detective and she is dating Melanie Vera.[164][165]
Lydia Hart	Lydia Kelly	Hollyoaks	A seemingly level-headed music lover and friend of Josh Ashworth, who is an opinionated, passionate young student who had a love of music and protecting her family, with her relationship to the sexually confused Sarah Barnes central to the character until Lydia killed her.[16]
Beverly Harris	Estelle Parsons	Roseanne	Roseanne and Jackie's mom.[166]
Jenny Hartmann	Lucy Scherer	Hand aufs Herz	Jenny is a girl in a fictional high school in Cologne.[167]
Sara Harvey	Dre Davis	Pretty Little Liars	Sara and Emily Fields were in a short-lived toxic relationship which went from them being friends to enemies within a season.[84]
Ruby Haswell	Alicya Eyo	Emmerdale	A woman who is comfortable with herself and her sexuality. She kisses Ali.[168]
Nicole Haught	Katherine Barrell	Wynonna Earp	Officer Nicole Haught was flirtatious but cautious towards Waverly Earp. They became a couple after Waverly confessed to Nicole that she wanted to be with her.[169] In season 2, we find out that Nicole has an estranged wife named Shae whom she married impulsively not long after they had met. In the final episode of the season, Nicole receives signed divorce papers from Shae.
Janis Hawk	Christine Woods	FlashForward	An FBI Special Agent.[16]
Maddie Heath	Amy James-Kelly	Coronation Street	Sophie Webster's girlfriend.[170][171]
Heather	Stephanie Hyam	Doctor Who	In episode 1 of series 10, Heather and Bill admit they 'really liked' each other, before they part ways. In the series 10 finale, 'The Doctor Falls', Heather returns to save Bill's life. When Bill requires confirmation of whether or not she is dead, Heather kisses her. From there, they save the Doctor and depart the T.A.R.D.I.S. to have presumably eternal adventures in space and time as a couple at last.[16]
Emma Hernandez	Mishel Prada	Vida	A type-A personality queer woman who was in love with Cruz.[94][172][173]
Nora Hildegard	Scarlett Byrne	The Vampire Diaries	Nora was in love with Mary Louise at the time of her death and was engaged to her.[174]
Carolyn Hill	Aisha Hinds	Under the Dome	In an interracial relationship with Alice.[175]
Neika Hobbs	Nia Long	Dear White People	Neika is engaged to her partner Monique.[16]
Isabelle Hodes	Allie Grant	Weeds	Teen daughter of Celia Hodes and openly lesbian, which annoys her mother.[176][177] Isabelle later has a Sex reassignment surgery to become a trans man named Bruce.
Jeri Hogarth	Carrie-Anne Moss	Daredevil Jessica Jones Iron Fist The Defenders	Jeri is a high-power attorney. She wanted to divorce her wife Wendy so that she could be with her mistress Pam. In season 3, Jeri is diagnosed with ALS[178] and deals with the news by having a drug-fueled orgy with three call girls[179][180][181] (Jeri Hogarth is the first lesbian character in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.[182][183]
Cassidy Holland	Anna Silk	Being Erica	Cassidy is a graduate student who was a close friend of Erica’s in college.[184]
Laura Hollis	Elise Bauman	Carmilla	Laura is in a long-term relationship with Carmilla Karnstein.[185]
Jenna Faith Hope	Sarah Desjardins	Impulse	Jenna questions her sexuality throughout season 1, and in season 2 comes out as a lesbian after meeting a girl at a college party and being kissed by her.[186]
Elsie Hughes	Shannon Woodward	Westworld	In the first episode of season 1, after finishing analyzing the 'host' Clementine Pennyfeather, Elsie's colleague leaves the room. Finally alone, Elsie takes this moment to tenderly kiss the dormant Clementine.[187]
Hurley	Griffin McElroy	The Adventure Zone	The lover of Sloane.[137]
Kelly Hurst	Nicky Talacko	Family Affairs	Kelly was a surrogate mother for Karen and Matt. She fell in love with Karen and they became a couple. After the baby was born, Matt killed her by pushing her down the stairs.[188]
Linh Xuan Huy	Kae Alexander	Collateral	Linh, an illegal immigrant, is the lover of vicar Jane Oliver.[189]
Isolde	Ylva Bjørkaas Thedin	Ragnarok	Isolde is an activist who discovers that a rich family is to blame for poisonous levels of cadmium in the town's water system. After Islode uncovers their conspiracy, they kill her, making it look like an accident. She dies at the end of the first episode, after coming out as gay.[190][191]
Tara Milly Izikoff	Anna Konkle	Rosewood	Pippy's girlfriend/wife.[192]
Izzie	Fivel Stewart	Atypical	Izzie has a relationship with Casey, leaving her boyfriend so she can be together with her.[152]
Nicole Jackson	Claudia Ferri	The Killing	Corrupt head of the Kalimish tribe and manager of the Wapi Eagle Casino. She is in a relationship with Roberta Drays, the casino's security chief.[193]
Jamie	Amelia Eve	The Haunting of Bly Manor	Jamie is a gardener at Bly Manor. She becomes romantically involved with Dani Clayton and they enter into a relationship that lasts throughout the series.[194]
Maia Jeffries	Anna Jullienne	Shortland Street	Married her lover Jessica "Jay" Copeland on Valentine's Day 2006.[195]
Candace Jewell	Ion Overman	The L Word	Has an affair with Bette Porter.[16]
Jez	Lindsey Dawson	Shameless (U.K.)	Jez is the owner of the local pub.[196][197]
Jo	Jacqueline Toboni	Easy	She falls in love with Chase.[198][199]
Beth Jordache	Anna Friel	Brookside	Beth kissed the family nanny Margaret Clemence, she later dies in prison of a heart condition.[200][201][202][lower-alpha 2]
Jude	Molly Saunders	The Next Step	Jude is in a relationship with Cleo.[78]
Naomi Julien	Petra Letang	EastEnders	Lover of Sonia Fowler.[203][204]
Katherine "Kate" Kane / Batwoman	Ruby Rose	Batwoman	In military Academy, Kate was in a secret relationship with Sophie Moore that ended when her sexual orientation was discovered; she was expelled, and Sophie chose to stay behind and said she was not in love with her.[205] She is the first lesbian superhero to head a prime time series.[206][207][208]
Karen	Kaya Scodelario	True Love	She is Holly's lover.[209]
Karen	Malkia Stampley	The Chi	Karen is a postal worker, and former girlfriend of Kevin's mom.[210]
Karn	Laura Matthews	EastEnders	Theo's friend from a university.[211]
Carmilla Karnstein	Natasha Negovanlis	Carmilla	Carmilla is in a relationship with Laura Hollis.[185]
Sydney Katz	Stacey Farber	Saving Hope	Sydney struggled to come to terms with her sexual orientation and her faith (Orthodox Judaism). In season 3, she admits to Maggie Lin that she is attracted to women and they kiss. After this, she broke up with her fiancé Hershel and came out as a lesbian.[212][213]
Keelin	Christina Moses	The Originals	In a relationship with Freya Mikaelson. She states her previous relationship was also with a woman.[16]
Delle Seyah Kendry	Mayko Nguyen	Killjoys	She flirts with Yalena "Dutch" Yardeen and eventually kisses her. She seduces Aneela.[16]
Kennedy	Iyari Limon	Buffy the Vampire Slayer	She is out and has an assertive personality. Kennedy is among the girls who might become endowed with supernatural abilities, destined to battle evil creatures such as vampires and demons. She is a love interest of Willow Rosenberg (which is intended to contrast with the shyness of Willow's deceased girlfriend, Tara).[16]
Janet King	Marta Dusseldorp	Janet King	She was life partners with Ashleigh Larsson and they had two children, which Janet gave birth to after in vitro fertilisation. Two years after the death of Ash, she becomes sexually involved with Sergeant Bianca Grieve, who had been assigned to protect her from harm. Their mutual attraction develops into a romantic relationship.[214]
Ruka Kishimoto	Juri Ueno	Last Friends	Ruka is a motocross racer.[215]
Eryka Klein	Laura De Boer	The Tunnel	Eryka falls in love with Elise Wassermann.[216][217]
Jocelyn Knight	Charlotte Rampling	Broadchurch	A barrister for the prosecution, she confesses her long-held love for Maggie Radcliffe and becomes romantically involved with her.[218][219]
Phyllis Kroll	Cybill Shepherd	The L Word	Had relationships with Alice Pieszecki and Joyce Wischnia.[220]
Alice Kwan	Sherry Cola	Good Trouble	The manager of The Coterie apartment building.[221]
Sascha Kyte	Victoria Broom	Marcella	Sascha is the partner of Jojo Baines.[18]
Ashleigh Larsson	Aimee Pedersen	Janet King	Ashleigh was the life partner of Janet King and the co-parent of their two children.[214]
Charlotte Lau	Amy Yamazaki	Hollyoaks	She debuted on-screen as the ex-girlfriend of Lydia Hart.[16]
Laura	Angel M. Wainwright	Underemployed	Involved with Sophia Swanson.[222]
Danny Lawrence	Sharon Belle	Carmilla	Danny has unrequited romantic feelings for her friend Laura Hollis. This crush is the root of the mutual antagonism between her and Carmilla Karnstein.[185]
Agnes 'Lee' Lebachi	Adelayo Adedayo	Origin	Had a relationship with a female AI.[223]
Dr. Kim Legaspi	Elizabeth Mitchell	ER	A psychiatrist who was later involved in a friendship with Kerry Weaver that turns into more than a friendship after Kerry realizes she is a lesbian.[16]
Jodi Lerner	Marlee Matlin	The L Word	Bette Porter's ex-girlfriend.[16]
Emily Levinson	Alison Louder	Being Human	She has a girlfriend named Jackie who is recovering in a hospital and later breaks up with her.[16]
Lauren Lewis	Zoie Palmer	Lost Girl	Dr. Lauren Lewis spends years as a pledged servant to The Ash (leader of the Light Fae) so that she can find a cure for her comatose girlfriend's mysterious illness. Lauren and Bo, a succubus Fae, fall in love.[224] a blend of "Doctor" + "Succubus" ("I think we finally understand that her love for Bo is honest and genuine and real." - Zoie Palmer on her character's relationship with Bo).[225]
Lexa	Alycia Debnam-Carey	The 100	After the funeral of Clarke's prior love interest, Lexa mentions that she "had someone special too." Lexa goes on to describe how her love, Costia, had been abducted, tortured, and beheaded by a political enemy. Later, Lexa kisses Clarke in her tent before the battle. In Season 3, Lexa gets on her knees in front of Clarke, and pledges herself to her in no uncertain terms. Later in the season, Lexa and Clarke make love. In the scene after their union, Lexa gets shot and dies. In season 4, Clarke confesses to her mother that she loved Lexa.[226]
Lou Linklatter	Breeda Wool	Mr. Mercedes	An outspoken young woman.[227]
Jo Lipsett	Sarah-Jane Potts	Waterloo Road	Jo neither denies nor flaunts her sexual orientation.[228]
Anne Lister	Maxine Peake Suranne Jones	The Secret Diaries of Miss Anne Lister Gentleman Jack	Anne Lister lived an open lesbian lifestyle in 19th century Yorkshire. She was nicknamed "Gentleman Jack" by the local townspeople.[229][230] The character is based on the real life landowner and diarist.
Kate Littlejohn	Susannah Flood	For the People	Kate is involved with ATF agent Anya Ooms.[231]
Lommie	Maya Eshet	Nightflyers	Lommie and Melantha have a casual relationship.[232]
Sandy Lopez	Lisa Vidal	ER	The girlfriend of Kerry Weaver and firefighter, who later has a child with Kerry named Henry Lopez.[16]
Santana Lopez	Naya Rivera	Glee	Previously dated glee club member, Puck. In season 2, she struggles with her feelings for best friend Brittany and later comes out to her as a lesbian.[233][234]
Olivia Lord	Portia de Rossi	Nip/Tuck	An expert in Eastern medicine and Julia's one-time lover.[16]
Mary Louise	Teresa Liane	The Vampire Diaries	Mary Louise was in love with Nora at the time of her death and was engaged to her.[174]
Lao Ma	Jacqueline Kim	Xena: Warrior Princess	One of the love interests of Xena.[235]
Cat MacKenzie	Laura Fraser	Lip Service	Cat is an architect, with a girlfriend who is a police officer.[236][237]
Tara Maclay	Amber Benson	Buffy the Vampire Slayer	Was romantically involved in a serious relationship with Willow Rosenberg.[16]
Elizabeth "Mac" Macmillan	Tammy MacIntosh	Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries	Dr. 'Mac' is Miss Phryne Fisher's best friend and confidante. She does not conceal her sexual nature and sports menswear in public (fedora, trousers, waistcoat, ascot, two-tone oxfords).[238]
Maggie	Debi Mazar	Younger	Best friend and roommate of Liza Miller.[239]
Kay Manz	Lauren Glazier	Mindhunter	Kay is divorced and has a son. When she divorced, she left custody of her son to her ex-husband because she did not want to continue suppressing her identity and sexual preference. Kay meets Wendy Carr and they enter into a relationship, but it is ended by Wendy after Kay forgot that a custodial exchange weekend had been changed, and when Kay told her ex-husband that she was going to introduce their son to a "friend" and he asked if it was someone important, Wendy overheard Kay answer 'no'.[66]
Melanie Marcus	Michelle Clunie	Queer as Folk (U.S.)	Melanie is in a domestic partner relationship with Lindsay Peterson. They break up after Lindsay has an affair with a man and are later reunited.[240]
Marion	Joan Severance	American Horror Story: Asylum	Marion is the love interest of Lana Winters.[241]
Mandy Marquez	Danielle Henry	Doctors	Mandy is in a relationship with Freya.[242]
Deborah "Dee" Marshall	Ashley D. Kelley	Insatiable	An overweight woman who later has a girlfriend named Nonnie.[243]
Edwina "Eddy" Martínez	Ser Anzoategui	Vida	The butch widow of Lyn and Emma's mother, Vida, and co-owner of a lesbian bar.[94]
Tea Marvelli	Sofia Black-D'Elia	Skins (US)	A self-confident woman from a Jewish-Italian family that does not know she is a lesbian.[244]
Jo Masters	Sally Rogers	The Bill	An out-and-proud police sergeant, in an relationship with a woman named Tess Henry.[245]
Emily Mather	Valarie Pettiford	A Discovery of Witches	Emily is a witch. She is the partner of Sarah Bishop.[30]
Max	Jessica Parker Kennedy	Black Sails	She had a relationship with Eleanor Guthrie and is in a relationship with Anne Bonny. Max is a former sex worker and expresses no sexual or romantic interest towards men whatsoever. In season 4, she faces the difficult choice to either lose everything or marry a man, and she chooses not to marry someone she could never feel attraction towards.[16]
Ally Mayfair-Richards	Sarah Paulson	American Horror Story: Cult	Ally is married Ivy Mayfair-Richards.[246][247]
Ivy Mayfair-Richards	Alison Pill	American Horror Story: Cult	Married to Ally Mayfair-Richards and has an affair with Winter Anderson.[246][247][14]
Charlotte (Charlie) Mayfield	Ryan Michelle Bathe	Army Wives	Charlie is the civilian partner of Captain Nicole Galassini.[248][249]
Kate McBride	Lindsay Crouse	Hill Street Blues	Kate is a police officer.[250]
Paige McCullers	Lindsey Shaw	Pretty Little Liars	Emily Field's ex-girlfriend.[251][84] (2010-2017)
Shane McCutcheon	Katherine Moennig	The L Word The L Word: Generation Q	Shane has had relationships with Carmen de la Pica Morales, Molly Kroll, Jenny Schecter, Dawn Denbo, Cindi Tucker, and others (original TLW series).[16]
Marilyn McGrath	Gail Strickland	HeartBeat	McGrath is a nurse practitioner and co-founder of a women's clinic. She is in a long-term relationship with Patty. The character of Marilyn McGrath was a groundbreaker as the first main character in a U.S. prime time series that identified as a lesbian.[252]
Marilyn McGrath-Dufresne	Kristin Lehman	Ghost Wars	Marilyn is the town's doctor. She is married to Val McGrath-Dufresne.[253]
Val McGrath-Dufresne	Luvia Petersen	Ghost Wars	Val is the mayor of the small Alaskan town. She is married to Marilyn McGrath-Dufresne.[253]
Greta McGraw	Anna McGahan	Picnic at Hanging Rock	Greta was exiled from home by her father for being a lesbian. She is in a relationship with Marion Quade.[254][255]
Kate McKenzie	Nina Sosanya	Last Tango in Halifax	Married to Caroline Dawson.[105]
Betty McRae	Ali Liebert	Bomb Girls	Betty is closeted and falls for her straight friend, but is rejected by her. Later, she meets Teresa, who pursues her. They become romantically involved.[256]
Cissy Meldrum	Catherine Rabett	You Rang, M'Lord?	The elder daughter of Lord Meldrum who takes part in men's sports and activities and has a woman named Penelope as a frequent house guest (subtext that Cissy is a lesbian).[257]
Kate Messner	Peyton Kennedy	Everything Sucks!	Kate spends the season struggling with her sexual orientation and enters a relationship with her friend Luke after a rumor of her being gay is spread around school. After realizing and admitting that she is a lesbian, Kate and classmate Emaline reveal their attraction for each other, and later kiss.[258]
Mickey	Dot-Marie Jones	The Faith Diaries	Mickey is in love with a woman named Ruth.[259]
Patricia "Tricia" Miller	Madeline Brewer	Orange Is the New Black	A young inmate in Litchfield Penitentiary, she had a girlfriend named Mercy Valduto.[16]
Miranda	Lily James	One Red Nose Day and a Wedding	Miranda, daughter of Charles and Carrie, marries Faith, the daughter of Fiona, in this short film sequel to the film Four Weddings and a Funeral.[136]
Tara Mohr	Annapurna Sriram	Billions	After a cocaine-snorting lesbian sex tryst that was secretly videotaped, she was blackmailed into spying on her employer, the U.S. Attorney. She was not seen again in the series after being caught snooping by a coworker.[16]
Moira	Samira Wiley	The Handmaid's Tale	Moira is captured in a dyke purge. She is punished for being a lesbian,[260][261] and kept in captivity. She is later able to escape to Canada. We learn that her girlfriend Odette was rounded up in a dyke purge, reclassified as un-woman, and died in the Colony.[262]
Monique	Zee James	Dear White People	Monique is engaged to her partner Neika Hobbs.[263]
Bianca Montgomery	Eden Riegel	All My Children	A periodically recurring character in this drama who has a girlfriend named Reese at one point.[264][265]
Molly Montgomery	Sophie Isaacs	Hollyoaks	A host who appears at a murder mystery birthday surprise for India Longford and she becomes close to Charlotte Lau, later sleeping with her.[266]
Renee Montoya	Victoria Cartagena	Gotham	Was in a relationship with Barbara Kean (a bisexual woman) in the past.[267][5]
Sian Moore	Georgia Henshaw	Cucumber Banana	A hardworking and ambitious woman whose dedication leads to tension with Violet, her girlfriend.[268]
Vivienne Moray	Camilla Sparv	Jacqueline Susann's Valley of the Dolls	Vivienne is an artist living in Paris.[269]
Ellen Morgan	Ellen DeGeneres	Ellen	The protagonist character of the series whose coming out as lesbian in "The Puppy Episode" (season 4, episode 22/23) became television history.[270][16]
Lillian Moss	Sarah Mitich	Murdoch Mysteries	A suffragette, Lillian was disowned by her family for refusing to marry a hand-picked husband. Her real name is Helen Walker and she was once involved with a married woman. She was attracted to Dr. Emily Grace from the moment they met, and she subsequently enters into a romantic relationship with her.[271]
Blanche Mottershed	Alex Kingston	Upstairs, Downstairs	Dr. Blanche Mottershead is a independent archaeologist.[272]
Patience "Patsy" Mount	Emerald Fennell	Call the Midwife	First working as a nurse in the male surgical ward at the London Hospital, then as a midwife, she is later shown to have a very close and romantic relationship with female surgical Nurse Delia Busby, with whom she had previously worked at the London.[16] Later, both go to the Gateways Club, a private club for lesbians.
Mulan	Jamie Chung	Once Upon a Time	Although earlier episodes hinted at the possibility of Mulan being romantically interested in Phillip, Aurora's beloved, actress Jamie Chung later clarified that such was never actually the case, and that Mulan's heart unequivocally belonged to Aurora.[273]
Emma Muller	Kasia Borek	Hand aufs Herz	A student at a Pestalozzi comprehensive school who is in a relationship with Helena.[274]
Sam Murgatroyd	Megan Parkinson	Ackley Bridge	Introduced in series 2, Sam faces homophobic bullying from students. She then enters a relationship with Nasreen Paracha.[275]
Sam Murray	Heather Peace	Lip Service	A detective sergeant who is cat's girlfriend throughout the series, and a fiercely independent woman who is afraid to show vulnerability.[276]
Raffi Muskier	Michelle Hurd	Star Trek: Picard	Is in a romantic relationship with Seven of Nine.[54] She is also former Starfleet intelligence officer struggling with substance abuse. (2020-Present)
Myfanwy	Ruth Jones	Little Britain	Myfanwy is the barmaid of a local pub, and best friend of Daffyd Thomas.[277]
Erica Myles	Anna Friel	The Girlfriend Experience	Erica, the finance director at a Republican super PAC, has an escort named Anna Garner, and their relationship becomes more serious.[278] She also has an on-and-off relationship with a woman named Darya.
Nicky Nichols	Natasha Lyonne	Orange Is the New Black	Nicky is introduced as a drug addict from a wealthy family and is later shown to be in a complicated relationship with Lorna Morello.[16]
Cosima Niehaus	Tatiana Maslany	Orphan Black	Cosima labeled herself as a lesbian when she accidentally came out while giving a speech as her sister Alison, and had a recurring love interest named Shay.[72] (She was confirmed to be gay.[279] Series creators had been inconsistent in identifying Cosima's sexuality. Graeme Manson once said he thinks "Cosima's been 'bisexual' (if you had to codify it), but maybe she's ready to self-identify as gay.[280])
Juliet Nightingale	Niamh Blackshaw	Hollyoaks	Initially shown as straight, Juliet realises she is a lesbian when she develops feelings for Peri Lomax.[281]
P. Ninny	Lena Waithe	Dear White People	Ninny is a butch who at first did not want to admit that she was a lesbian.[282]
Niylah	Jessica Harmon	The 100	In the premiere of season 3, Niylah makes love to Clarke Griffin. During season 4, Niylah and Clarke are sleeping together, and she comforts Clarke after a brutal decision.[16]
Eunice Noon	Gemma Whelan	The End of the F***ing World	A detective constable and partner of Teri Darego.[103]
Heather Novack	Natalie Paul	The Sinner	Heather is an uncloseted detective.[283]
Allie Novak	Kate Jenkinson	Wentworth	A prison inmate and friend of Kaz Proctor, who is part of vigilante group which has a vested interest in protecting women. She later has a romance with Bea Smith.[16]
Alex Nuñez	Deanna Casaluce	Degrassi: The Next Generation	Paige Michalchuk's girlfriend, and a Latina, who struggles to adjust to life after graduation like Marco.[284][285]
Ofglen / Ofsteven / Emily	Alexis Bledel	The Handmaid's Tale	She is forced to watch the hanging of her lesbian lover for gender treachery. Ofglen is also convicted of being a gender traitor, but instead of death, the government punishes her with female genital mutilation to stop her from having "unnatural" urges. Prior to capture, her wife Sylvia and son were able to escape to Canada.[286]
Jane Oliver	Nicola Walker	Collateral	Jane is a vicar in a relationship with Linh Xuan Huy, an illegal immigrant.[189]
Rachel "Bullet" Olmstead	Bex Taylor-Klaus	The Killing	Bullet is a teenager and lives on the street with other runaways. She is trying to find a missing friend and helps the detectives in their search for the killer (season 3). Bullet is murdered by him.[287]
Anya Ooms	Caitlin Stasey	For the People	An ATF agent, she is romantically involved with prosecutor Kate Littlejohn.[231]
Pam	Susie Abromeit	Jessica Jones	Pam was the mistress of Jeri Hogarth. Her affair with Jeri drove Wendy, Jeri's wife, to file for divorce. She was forced to kill a mind-controlled Wendy to save Jeri's life, then ended her relationship with Jeri.[288]
Nasreen Paracha	Amy-Leigh Hickman	Ackley Bridge	Nasreen comes out to her mother as a lesbian and tells her she is in love with another woman in series 1.[289] In the second series, she begins a relationship Sam Murgatroyd.[275]
Margot Park	May Hong	Tales of the City	Margot struggled to adapt to the transition of her girlfriend (who changed his name to "Jake"), but eventually left the relationship and became involved with DeDe Halcyon Day.[290][291]
Trish Park	Levy Tran	The Haunting of Hill House	Trish is Theodora Crain's girlfriend and whom Theo allows to be touched by. They move in together.[88][89]
Gina Patrick	Dannielle Brent	Hollyoaks	A tomboy who prefers casual clothing, has strong views on environmental issues, and is in a romantic relationship with Emily Taylor.[16]
Patty	Gina Hecht	HeartBeat	Patty is the partner of Marilyn McGrath.[252]
Helena Peabody	Rachel Shelley	The L Word	Director of the Peabody Foundation, she previously has relationships with Winnie Mann, Tina Kennard, Leigh Ostin, Isabella, Dylan Moreland, Papi, and Dusty,[16]
Felicia "Snoop" Pearson	Felicia Pearson	The Wire	A young female soldier in Marlo Stanfield's drug dealing organization. Chris Partlow's earliest protégé, and alluded to being a lesbian.[16]
Gail Peck	Charlotte Sullivan	Rookie Blue	Gail is a police officer. In season 4 she comes out to herself after she meets forensic pathologist Holly Stewart.[292][293][294]
Aline Penhallow	Eileen Li	Shadowhunters	Had a secret relationship with a woman named Carolyn.[295] (Actress Eileen Li has stated that Aline is a lesbian.[296])
Lara Perkins	Lauren Lee Smith	The L Word	She has dated various women, specifically Dana Fairbanks and Gabby Deveaux, and had a more serious relationship with Alice Pieszecki.[16]
Wendy Peyser	Clea DuVall	American Horror Story: Asylum	Was in a relationship with Lana Winters.[297]
Kelsey Phillips	Nia Jervier	Dear White People	Kelsey described herself as a "gold star lesbian" in season 2, episode 4.[282]
Anissa Pierce / Thunder	Nafessa Williams	Black Lightning	A superhero who has a girlfriend named Chenoa.[298][100]
Dr. Malaya Pineda	Melanie Chandra	Code Black	A second-year resident who went to medical school and was once involved in a romantic relationship with a woman when she was a medical student.[16]
Poppy	Claudia Rocafort	Life Sentence	Poppy is the girlfriend of Ida Abbott.[299]
Bette Porter	Jennifer Beals	The L Word The L Word: Generation Q	She had romances with Tina Kennard, Jodi Lerner, Candace Jewell, Alice Pieszecki, among others (original TLW series).[16]
Alex Portnoy	Brianne Tju	Light as a Feather	Five teens become cursed after playing Light as a feather, stiff as a board. Alex is in a relationship with Peri.[300][301]
Bill Potts	Pearl Mackie	Doctor Who	Bill is the first openly and exclusively homosexual, full-time companion character in Doctor Who's history. She falls for Heather in episode 1 of series 10, 'The Pilot'. In the finale episode, Heather returns. When Bill questions her status as a living creature, Heather kisses her, asking whether the kiss felt real or not (it did). From there, Heather makes Bill an immortal like her, and they depart the T.A.R.D.I.S. as a couple to have adventures in time and space for eternity.[302]
Sian Powers	Sacha Parkinson	Coronation Street	Was in a relationship with and engaged to Sophie Webster.[303]
Michelle Prado	Floriana Lima	Allegiance	A FBI agent who is part of a joint CIA-FBI task force and is partnered with Alex O'Connor as shown in the episode "Teamwork"[304]
Prisha	Shalini Bathina	Little Voice	She loves a woman in her band and fights with her parents who try to set her up with a man.[54] (2020-Present)
Marion Quade	Madeleine Madden	Picnic at Hanging Rock	She is in a relationship with Greta McGraw.[254][255]
Rachel	Ashly Burch	Mythic Quest: Raven's Banquet	A video game tester.[54] (2020-Present)
Maggie Radcliffe	Carolyn Pickles	Broadchurch	Editor of the local newspaper, she becomes romantically involved with Jocelyn Knight.[218]
Ramona	Judy Reyes	One Day at a Time	Member of Penelope's therapy group.[305]
Jane Ramos	Rosario Dawson	Jane the Virgin	Jane is in a relationship with Petra.[306][307]
Logan Rawlings	Ashley Tisdale	Young and Hungry	A magazine editor who is romantically attracted to a straight woman named Gabi.[308]
Reagan	Yvette Monreal	Faking It	A edgy, hip, and rebellious waiter who is fiercy out and proud.[309][101]
Carla Rinaldi	Tania Raymonde	Death Valley	Rinaldi is revealed to be lesbian in episode "Zombie Fights", when she makes out with barmaid Julia.[310]
Maia Rindell	Rose Leslie	The Good Fight	She is in a relationship with a woman named Amy Breslin.[311]
Zoë Rivas	Ana Golja	Degrassi: The Next Generation Degrassi: Next Class	Briefly dates two male friends, Miles and Drew. Zoë realizes she is gay when she falls in love with Grace Cardinal, although she is only seen as a friend. She comes out to boyfriend Winston in season 3. She later becomes Rasha Zuabi's girlfriend. Her mother does not accept her sexual orientation and kicks her out.[312]
Arizona Robbins	Jessica Capshaw	Grey's Anatomy	She had several relationships, the main one with her ex-wife Callie Torres.[313][233] She also had relationships with Lauren Boswell (with whom she cheated on Callie), Eliza Minnick and currently has a relationship with Carina DeLuca. In season 9, Arizona and Callie raise a baby together.[314]
Roberta "Bob"	Carlease Burke	Shameless	A truck driver. She becomes involved with Monica Gallagher.[315]
Binnie Roberts	Sophie Langham	EastEnders	Binnie is in a relationship with Della.[316][317]
Tess Roberts	Fiona Button	Lip Service	Tess is in a relationship with Cat.[318]
Maya Robertson	Laura Donnelly	Hex	She is killed by Malachi.[16]
Robin	Tiera Skovbye	Once Upon a Time	Revealed to be in love with Alice (the daughter of Captain Hook and Mother Gothel) in episode "The Eighth Witch". She begins a relationship with her.[319]
Robin	Maya Hawke	Stranger Things	Comes out to her friend Steve Harrington when he tells Robin that he has a crush on her. Robin is the first non-straight character to be included in the series.[320][321][322]
Christine Rodd	Trudy Hellier	Neighbours	After the break up of her marriage to Allan, Christine realizes that she is gay and has a hard time telling her ex-husband and their daughter, Pepper.[323][324]
Maddie Rooney	Dove Cameron	Liv and Maddie	Liv's identical twin sister and the second eldest child of the Rooney family.[325][326] (She was confirmed as a lesbian by Cameron in a Twitter post.[327]) (2015-2017) (2015-2017)
Root	Amy Acker	Person of Interest	A psychopathic hacker who is determined to gain access to The Machine, whose real name is Samantha "Sam" Groves.[16]
Willow Rosenberg	Alyson Hannigan	Buffy the Vampire Slayer	Though only showing attraction to and having relationships with male characters in the first three seasons, she begins dating Tara Maclay in season 4. Identifies as a lesbian in Season 5. In two long-term lesbian relationships during the series, including the first long-term lesbian relationship of a lead character on network television.[16]
Pippy Rosewood	Gabrielle Dennis	Rosewood	A pathology expert who is a relationship with TMI.[328]
Molly Ross	Sara Thompson	Burden of Truth	Molly is in a relationship with Luna Spence.[329][330]
Wendy Ross-Hogarth	Robin Weigert	Jessica Jones	Wife of Jeri Hogarth. She filed for divorce when she discovered Jeri's affair with her secretary, Pam. Wendy was a doctor at a free clinic and financially supported Jeri while the latter was in law school.[179]
Eve Rothlo	Famke Janssen	How to Get Away with Murder	Notably had a past relationship with fellow defense attorney Annalise Keating. When talking about their past and how a part of her is still in love with Annalise, Eve remarks that she has "been with plenty of other women"[331] since the end of their relationship years ago.[332][333]
Dalia Royce	____	Suburgatory	In the show, it was revealed that she dated a woman.[53]
Simone Russell	Lena Cardwell / Chrystee Pharris / Cathy Jenéen Doe	Passions	Said to be the first African-American lesbian character in broadcast daytime drama.[264]
Sam	Jeanna Han	Scream Queens	Known by the nickname "Predator Lez". In love with Chanel #3. She is killed by the Red Devil.[334]
Ruthie	Lily Newmark	Sex Education	Ruthie turns to Otis' sex clinic to help guide her relationship with her girlfriend.[335][336]
Sabrina	Lulu Brud	Pretty Little Liars	Briefly dated Emily Fields and was a manager of a local restaurant, but later drifted apart from Emily.[84]
Saint	Sarah-Jane Potts	Sugar Rush	Kim's girlfriend in season 2.[337]
Layla Salim	Nicole Chamoun	Kick	Layla is a college student in a relationship with Jackie.[338][339]
Peach Salinger	Shay Mitchell	You	A wealthy and influential socialite and Beck's best friend whom she met at Brown University.[340]
Sally	Catherine Shepherd	Sally4Ever	Sally comes out when she meets Emma and becomes involved in a relationship with her.[132][133]
Samantha	Tara Joshi	Shadowhunters	Girlfriend of Ollie Wilson.[341][342]
Jessie Sammler	Evan Rachel Wood	Once and Again	Daughter of Rick Sammler who is shy and emotionally fragile who later begins dating an upperclassman named Katie Singer.[16] (Their romance has been called the first teen lesbian romance on American network television[343])
Talia Sandoval	Miranda Rae Mayo	Pretty Little Liars	A cook at a local restaurant who had feelings for Emily Fields but actually had a husband named Eric Mendoza, implying she is bisexual.[84]
Maggie Sawyer	Floriana Lima	Supergirl	She has a girlfriend in one of the episodes, and acts as Alex's love interest and the catalyst to her coming out.[344] (The comics character she is based on is lesbian as well.[345])
Jackie Schneider	Romi Trower	Kick	Jackie is in a relationship with Layla.[338]
Vivienne "Scotty" Scott	Letitia Wright	Cucumber Banana	Scotty, while caring for her sick mother, falls in love with a girl who works at a supermarket.[346]
Rose Seithathi	Florence Kasumba	Deutschland 86	She is in a relationship with Lenora Rauch.[347][348]
Callie Senate	Molly Parker	Goliath	She seduces Michelle McBride (bisexual) and begins a lesbian affair with her.[349]
Seven of Nine	Jeri Ryan	Star Trek: Picard	Is in a romantic relationship with Raffi Muskier.[54] A former Borg drone liberated from the Collective by Captain Kathryn Janeway and the crew of the USS Voyager. (2020-Present)
Ava Sharpe	Jes Macallan	Legends of Tomorrow	Mentions that she is 'not really the husband kind' and has a relationship with Sara Lance.[350][100]
Dr. Irena Shaw	Zoie Palmer	Dark Matter	In episode 3x10, Irena Shaw is seen as having been in love, and in a romantic relationship, with Rebecca (a.k.a. Portia Lin / Two). Rebecca used Irena's image to create the Android.[351]
Leslie Shay	Lauren German	Chicago Fire	An EMT who was once in a relationship with Clarice, a bisexual woman.[314]
Alexis Simms	Sepideh Moafi	Falling Water	Alexis is a homicide detective. She is in a relationship with Christine.[352]
Ximena Sinfuego	Lisseth Chavez	The Fosters	In episode 5x10, "Sanctuary", Ximena comes out to Callie.[353]
Katie Singer	Mischa Barton	Once and Again	She dates a shy and emotionally fragile girl named Jessie Sammler.[16]
Sloane	Griffin McElroy	The Adventure Zone	She is in love with a woman named Hurley.[137]
Bea Smith	Danielle Cormack	Wentworth	Bea has a romance with a woman named Allie Novak.[16]
Sofie	Julie Zangenberg	Heartless	Sofie is a succubus that must feed from the life force of humans to survive. If she feeds too much and drains her prey, her victim bursts into flames and is incinerated. She meets Emilie and for the first time in her life feels attraction and falls in love.[131]
Rose Solano	Bridget Regan	Jane the Virgin	A crime lord who falls in love with Luisa, and the main antagonist of the series.[354]
Veronica "Vero" Sole	Carolina Cerezuela	Hospital Central	Vero is a psychiatrist who dated a woman named Maca.[355]
ADA Serena Southerlyn	Elisabeth Röhm	Law & Order	An assistant district attorney who has some conservative viewpoints. In her last episode, she explicitly states she is a lesbian to Arthur Branch.[16]
Luna Spence	Star Slade	Burden of Truth	Luna is a First Nation native in a relationship with Molly.[356][357]
Ali Spencer	Kelli Hollis	Emmerdale	She leaves her husband, Dan and flat on the Hotten estate for a new start in the village with her children and her girlfriend, Ruby Haswell.[168]
Karen Spencer	Joanna Johnson	The Bold and the Beautiful	In a relationship with a woman named Danielle and later a main stakeholder in a publishing company.[358][359]
Maya St. Germain	Bianca Lawson	Pretty Little Liars	The first real girlfriend for Emily Fields,{{efn|Her other girlfriends included Sara Harvey, who was struggling to recognize her sexuality, and they were together, until her character was killed off.[84]
Norma Starkey	Dystin Johnson	Shameless (U.K.)	A lorry driver who was previously Monica Gallagher's lover after her split from Frank Gallagher.[360]
Niki Stevens	Kate French	The L Word	A closeted famous movie star who had relationships with Jenny Schecter, Shane McCutcheon, Jimmi, and Paris Hilton.[16]
Holly Stewart	Aliyah O'Brien	Rookie Blue	Holly is a forensic pathologist and becomes involved in a romantic relationship with Gail Peck (seasons 4 and 5).[361]
Annaliese Stilman	Lena Olin	Mindhunter	Dr. Annaliese Stilman is the head of the psychology department at a Boston university. She was in a relationship with Wendy Carr until Wendy accepted the FBI's offer to join their team as a behavioral science consultant at Quantico. Annaliese was more open in public with her feelings for Wendy and what they were to each other.[64]
Frankie Stone	Elizabeth Hendrickson	All My Children	A wisecracking tomboy with feminine sex appeal, and was killed off. (The character was brought back as her twin sister, Maggie Stone).[16]
Maggie Stone	Elizabeth Hendrickson	All My Children	She fell in love with Maggie, with Maggie initially maintaining that she is only interested in men, and the two eventually become girlfriends, though heartbreak follows.[16]
Joanie Stubbs	Kim Dickens	Deadwood Deadwood: The Movie	Falls in love with Jane Canary (Calamity Jane).[59][60] In the movie, set in 1889, she and Jane became estranged during that passage of time. Jane returns to Deadwood in search of Joanie and to try to win her back. They are reunited and their relationship is rekindled.[61]
Sophia Swanson	Michelle Ang	Underemployed	An aspiring writer who has sex with a woman named Lauren and later with a woman named Miles, while dating a bartender named Natalie.[362]
Sylvia	Clea DuVall	The Handmaid's Tale	Wife of Ofglen, she escaped to Canada with their son.[363]
Zoe Tate	Leah Bracknell	Emmerdale	Involved in many major storylines during her time on the show, including coming out as gay and a battle with schizophrenia. (Zoe became the first lesbian character in a British soap opera when she came out in 1993.)[364]
Emily Taylor	Lorna Pegler	Hollyoaks	At university studying to be a veterinary surgeon, later came out, and battles with schizophrenia.[16]
Teresa	Rachel Wilson	Bomb Girls	Teresa is a Women's Army Corps sergeant. She flirts with and seduces Betty McRae. They eventually become involved in a romantic relationship.[256]
Mandy Thomas	____	Home and Away	A professional writer who meets with Shannon.[365]
Rae Thomas	Jossara Jinnaro	Passions	Simone Russell's first and only girlfriend.[16]
Nonnie Thompson	Kimmy Shields	Insatiable	Nonnie is attracted to Patty.[366]
Ezri Tigan	Nicole de Boer	Star Trek: Deep Space Nine	The mirror universe lesbian version of Ezri Dax, is referred to as not being interested in men and has a romantic and sexual relationship with the mirror universe's version of Kira Nerys. The two women share an on-screen kiss and Ezri flirts with other female characters.[367][368]
Camilla Torres	Tatiana Maslany	Orphan Black	She asks Dr. Delphine Cormier out to dinner. Delphine confirms this to a mirthful Cosima when she enters the room after Camilla leaves.[369][370]
Desiree Upton	Simone Robertson	Home and Away	She had a romantic attraction on a woman named Gypsy.[371]
Uriel	Katrine De Candole	Dominion	An archangel who is one of the eldest of the Archangels and is later revealed to be Arika's lover.[16]
Madame Vastra	Neve McIntosh	Doctor Who	She is married to Jenny Flint. This is confirmed in the episode The Snowmen.[372]
Alex Vause	Laura Prepon	Orange Is the New Black	Piper Chapman's principal love interest. Alex and Piper were ex-girlfriends prior to their imprisonment in Litchfield Penitentiary. In season 5, episode 12, Piper asks Alex to marry her and Alex accepts.[373]
Melanie "Mel" Vera	Melonie Diaz	Charmed	Mel, a graduate student, is in a relationship with Nico Hamada[164][165][100] and has the ability to "freeze time."[374]
Margot Verger	Katharine Isabelle	Hannibal	A patient of Dr. Hannibal Lecter who has a wife named Alana Bloom.[5]
Veronica	K Callan	All in the Family	Veronica was the long time partner of Edith's cousin Liz.[375][376][377]
Violet	Hannah John-Kamen	Cucumber Banana	Violet is Sian's girlfriend.[378][379]
Nikki Wade	Mandana Jones	Bad Girls	In a relationship with Officer Helen Stewart.[16]
Ann Walker	Christine Bottomley Sophie Rundle	The Secret Diaries of Miss Anne Lister Gentleman Jack	Ann is Anne Lister's lover. She accepts Lister's proposal to live together as partners, followed by a Church blessing in which she becomes her "wife".[229][230]
May-Li Wang	Stacy Liu	The Dumping Ground	May-Li is a care worker and in series 3, May-Li is revealed to be in a relationship with another woman and had adopted children.[380]
Connie Ward	Rachael Elizabeth	Home Fires	Connie was in a secret relationship with colleague Teresa Fenchurch.[381]
Chris Warner	Tracey Ullman	Tracey Takes On...	A character written and frequently performed by actress-comedian Tracey Ullman. Chris is girlfriend to pro-golfer Midge Dexter (Julie Kavner). Chris and Midge come out publicly in season 1, episode "Romance"; Chris is kidnapped and sent to a "homosexual de-programming center" Straight Ways in season 3, episode "Religion." Tracey Takes On... took home GLAAD Media Awards for both episodes (1996, 1999).[116]
Suzanne "Crazy Eyes" Warren	Uzo Aduba	Orange Is the New Black	Susanne fell for Piper Chapman when Piper arrived in the prison. She is in a romantic relationship with Maureen Kukudio.[16]
Poussey Washington	Samira Wiley	Orange Is the New Black	Poussey's feelings for Tasha "Taystee" Jefferson were unrequited. She developed a relationship with Brook Soso.[16] She dies in a later season of the show.[260]
Crickett Watts	Brandi Burkhardt	Hart of Dixie	Crickett came out to everyone just as she was about to renew her vows with Stanley Watts. After this, she started dating Jaysene.[382]
Kerry Weaver	Laura Innes	ER	The only lesbian character on NBC at the time she was included in the series.[21][264]
Sophie Webster	Brooke Vincent	Coronation Street	Sophie has been in relationships with Sian Powers and Maddie Heath.[383]
Bridget Westfall	Libby Tanner	Wentworth	A forensic psychologist who works with the inmates at Wentworth and she has feelings for Franky Doyle, which Franky reciprocates.[16]
Amanda Weston	Anna Akana	Stitchers	The girlfriend of Camille Engelson.[384]
Ryan Wilder / Batwoman	Javicia Leslie	Batwoman	Finds the Batwoman suit after Kate Kane disappears, and assumes the Batwoman identity.[385]
Nina Williams	Tyla Abercrumbie	The Chi	The former girlfriend of Karen and later married a woman named Dre.[386]
Carol Willick	Jane Sibbett	Friends	Girlfriend of Susan Bunch. They marry in the season 2 episode "The One with the Lesbian Wedding".[47][48]
Dr. Freya Wilson	Lu Corfield	Doctors	In a relationship with Mandy Marquez.[387]
Henrietta "Hen" Wilson	Aisha Hinds	9-1-1	"Hen" is married to Karen Wilson. They are together raising the son of Hen's ex-girlfriend (Eva).[388]
Karen Wilson	Tracie Thoms	9-1-1	Karen is married to Henrietta Wilson.[388]
Olivia 'Ollie' Wilson	Alexandra Ordolis	Shadowhunters	Ollie is a detective and in a relationship with Samantha.[341][342]
Lana Winters	Sarah Paulson	American Horror Story: Asylum	Lana was locked in Briarcliff Asylum for being a lesbian and was in a secret relationship with Wendy Peyser.[389][390][297]
Hillary Winthrop	Ashley Hinshaw	Workaholics	In a relationship with Jackie and brings along a "disgusting boyfriend" so that her father will accept her lesbian relationship.[391]
Camile Wray	Ming-Na Wen	Stargate Universe	Her character searches for a way back to Earth and her partner, Sharon.[392]
Doc Meh Yewll	Trenna Keating	Defiance	An Indogene who works as a doctor in the town of Defiance who had a former lover named Lev.[16]
Yolanda "Junkchain" Rivas	Shakira Barrera	GLOW	Also known as Yo-Yo, she is a stripper who joins GLOW after Cherry departs for another television series, and Arthie becomes attracted to her and the two later become a couple.[393]
Yorkie	Mackenzie Davis	Black Mirror Episode: "San Junipero"	Yorkie is living in a simulated reality within which she meets Kelly, a bisexual woman. They fall in love and Yorkie enters into a romantic relationship with her.[394]
Jacqueline "Jax" Zhou	Priscilla Quintana	Pandora	Pandora discovers that there are things about herself that she doesn't know or understand. Aleka is her love interest.[395][100][396][lower-alpha 3] (2019-Present)
Irène Ziegler	Julia Piaton	The Frozen Dead	Ziegler is the captain of the St. Martin detective squad and openly lesbian.[397][398] She is in a committed relationship with Greta.
Rasha Zuabi	Dalia Yegavian	Degrassi: Next Class	Zoë Rivas' Muslim girlfriend.[16]

Gay

Bisexual

Character	Portrayed by	Program	Notes
Female characters
Emaline Addario	Sydney Sweeney	Everything Sucks!	For the first half of the season, Emaline dates Oliver, a male classmate. Following their breakup Emaline becomes attracted to classmate and series protagonist Kate Messner, they admit they like each other and later kiss, making her possibly bisexual.[399]
Cassie Ainsworth	Hannah Murray	Skins	Cassie suffers from anorexia nervosa, low self-esteem, suicidal thoughts, and drug addiction.[400]
Frankie Alan	Ruta Gedmintas	Lip Service	It's made very clear she likes girls, and she also slept with a man.[401]
Irene Adler	Lara Pulver	Sherlock	A dominatrix who offers her services to men and women. She's had sex with various men and a female member of the British royal family. (However, although she has shown sexual and romantic attraction towards Sherlock, Adler calls herself a lesbian.[402])
Natalia Rivera Aitoro	Jessica Leccia	Guiding Light	Natalia has one young son and is in a relation ship with Olivia Spencer, who received a heart transplant from Natalia's ex, Gus.[403]
Akemi	Michelle Ang	Xena: Warrior Princess	Akemi was a protege of Xena, who later committed suicide.[404]
Lily Aldrin	Alyson Hannigan	How I Met Your Mother	In a long-term relationship with Marshall Eriksen, but also expresses attraction to women on multiple occasions, especially about her friend Robin Scherbatsky, and says that one of her life goals before marrying Marshall was to have a "lesbian relationship."[405]
Christina "Chris" Alonso	Lina Esco	S.W.A.T.	The sole female officer in SWAT who is just as tough as any of the men and she had an ex-girlfriend named Kira, along with two ex-boyfriends (Clark Thompson and Ty).[406]
Ariadne	Sophia Lauchlin Hirt	Olympus	Ariadne is a princess and the daughter of Aegeus and King Minos.[407]
Astrid	Josefin Asplund	Vikings	Astrid is a shield-maiden and becomes Lagertha's lover. In the second half of season 4, they have been together for several years. In season 5, she is kidnapped and wedded to Harald Finehair. Pregnant with an unwanted child, Astrid confronts Lagertha in battlefield and asks Lagertha to kill her. When Lagertha hesitates, Astrid lunges at Lagertha with her sword and is killed.[408]
Jane Austen	N/A	Doctor Who	An off-screen romance between the celebrated author and Clara Oswald is implied in two episodes. In The Magician's Apprentice, Clara states that Austen "is a phenomenal kisser."[409][410] In episode Face the Raven, Oswald says to her friend Rigsy, "Sometimes Jane Austen and I prank each other. She's the worst, I love her. Take that how you like."[411][412]
Sarah Barnes	Loui Batley	Hollyoaks	"I don't know if she'd suddenly turned, though. Maybe she was more bisexual than anything." - Loui Batley on her character's sexuality.[413]
Nancy Bartlett	Sandra Bernhard	Roseanne	After Nancy's marriage to Arnie was over, she came out as a lesbian, and later, as bisexual.[414][415]
Juliet Becker	Rae Baker	The Bill	Juliet is openly bisexual, and had an affair with a married woman. She was later stabbed and died.[416][417]
Mariana Belcombe	Anna Madeley	The Secret Diaries of Miss Anne Lister	Mariana is Anne Lister's secret lover.[229][418]
Claire Bennet	Hayden Panettiere	Heroes	Claire Bennet is shown liking men and being seriously involved with a boyfriend. In season 4 episode "Hysterical Blindness", she's kissed by her roommate Gretchen Berg. Although she later spurned Gretchen's interest in her, in "Pass/Fail" she apologizes for having done so and admits that she wants, and is ready, to be with her. They hold hands as they walk away. The series was cancelled and their relationship was not further developed.[419]
Gretchen Berg	Madeline Zima	Heroes	Gretchen Berg is a college student of Arlington University who becomes Claire Bennet's roommate and befriends her.[420] In season 4 episode "Hysterical Blindness", she is revealed to be bisexual when she confesses to Claire that she has a crush on her, and kisses her.[419]
Diana Berrigan	Marsha Thomason	White Collar	A bisexual doctor.[251]
Beth	Kari Matchett	Wonderfalls	Beth is the ex-wife of Thomas, who tried to get a date with Sharon, but she wasn’t interested in him because she's a lesbian. Sharon becomes interested in Beth and they start dating. In one episode, Beth slept with Thomas but right after she also had sex with Sharon.[421][422]
Maddie Bishop	Fola Evans-Akingbola	Siren	Maddie has a boyfriend, Ben, but she is receptive to the attraction that Ryn (a mermaid) has shown towards her.[423]
Margot Bishop	Sonya Walger	The Catch	She had an affair with Felicity, an assassin sent by her brother to kill her.[424]
Maya Bishop	Danielle Savre	Station 19	Maya tells her friends Andy Herrera and Victoria Hughes that taking care of herself includes "lots of sex" with "a series of ladies and gents" (S1 episode "Contain the Flame").[425]
Grace Black	Tamara Wall	Hollyoaks	Grace has sexual relations with Esther, Trevor and Kim, who becomes obsessed with Grace.[426][427]
Jerri Blank	Amy Sedaris	Strangers with Candy	Jerri is a 47-year-old ex-con, ex-junkie, ex-prostitute, and high-school freshman at Flatpoint High.[428][429]
Alana Bloom	Caroline Dhavernas	Hannibal	Alana expresses interest in Will Graham in the first season, enters a relationship with Hannibal Lecter in the second season, and ultimately marries and has a child with Margot Verger. Bryan Fuller has repeatedly referred to her as bisexual.[430][431][432][433]
Anne Bonny	Clara Paget	Black Sails	Anne was lover and life-partner with fellow pirate Jack Rackham before she met Max, a prostitute in a Nassau brothel, and they became lovers.[434][435]
Haddie Braverman	Sarah Ramos	Parenthood	Has happily been in relationships with both men and women.[436]
Charlie Buckton	Esther Anderson	Home and Away	When Charlie first arrived in the Bay, Channel Seven described her as having a "bone to pick and the prowess to do it" in reference to her father's relationship with Morag Bellingham (Cornelia Frances), which Charlie disapproved of because her mother had only recently died.[437][438]
Rosita Bustillos	Tamara Duarte	Wynonna Earp	During the Season 2 Episode 9 episode 'Forever Mine, Never Mind', Rosita invites Waverly Earp to share a hot tub with her. During the course of the scene, they share a kiss that Waverly initiates, but Rosita returns. They both break away, knowing that they both owe fidelity to their respective lovers.[439][440]
Diane Butcher	Sophie Lawrence	EastEnders	[441]
Caroline Buxton	Tandi Wright	Shortland Street	Caroline leaves her fiancé for her bridesmaid, and then back to another man.[442][443]
Caitlin	Zelda Williams	Teen Wolf	Initially introduced as a lesbian character in her first appearance in season 3a, she was subsequently brought back for an episode of season 3b and was identified as bisexual.[444]
Cecelia Cannon	Caitlin Barlow	Teachers	Cecelia's sexuality has been speculated about by other characters throughout the show. During a party in Season 2 Episode 7 Cecelia makes out with a woman and tells her she is bisexual.[445]
Amanita Caplan	Freema Agyeman	Sense8	Dyed her hair in the colors of the bisexual pride flag and is in a relationship with Nomi.[446]
Brenna Carver	Haley Ramm	Chasing Life	Brenna has been in a relationship with two boys and two girls throughout the show.[101][447] She has explicitly stated multiple times she is bisexual and joins the LGBT+ club in her school.[448]
Castiel	Misha Collins	Supernatural	Castiel flirts with and kisses Meg, has sex with April, and in Meet The New Boss states, "I'm utterly indifferent to sexual orientation." In his final moments of the Season 15 episode "Despair," Castiel confesses his romantic love for Dean, confirming at least half a ship fans of the show had been advocating for "over a decade."[449]
Beatrix "Bird" Castro	Vanessa Morgan	Finding Carter	Bird kissed Carter's old friend named Madison, who is a girl, in I Knew You Were Trouble but never clearly stated her sexual preferences.[450]
Rosie Chadderton	Lorna Pegler	Is Harry on the Boat?	[451]
Piper Chapman	Taylor Schilling	Orange is the New Black	(Web television) Having had a previously relationship with another woman prior to the start of the series,[452][453] she was initially engaged to a man in the first season.
Alice Charles	Julia Schlaepfer	The Politician (TV series)	Alice initially only has relationships with men, including a long time relationship with her classmate Payton Hobart, an affair with Payton's best friend James Sullivan, and a brief engagement to a male classmate. She later develops a short term polyamorous relationship with Payton and Astrid Sloan before eventually dumping Astrid and marrying Payton.
Chloe	Nina Liu	The Secret Life of Us	Chloe's girlfriend is Miranda.[454]
Grace Choi	Chantal Thuy	Black Lightning	Becomes the girlfriend of Anissa Pierce.[455][100]
Cassandra Cillian	Lindy Booth	The Librarians	Admitted having feelings for Jenkins and later kissed a lady vampire.[456]
Dani Clayton	Victoria Pedretti	The Haunting of Bly Manor	After Dani breaks her engagement to Edmund O'Mara and he is killed in an accident, she starts being haunted by him. At Bly Manor she meets Jamie, the estate's gardener.[457] In the fourth episode, Dani and Jamie begin a relationship that continues through the rest of the series.[194]
Marissa Cooper	Mischa Barton	The O.C.	She had relationships with Ryan and Alex through the series.[458]
Roisin Connor	Siobhan McCarthy	Bad Girls	Roisin was sentenced to four years in prison after covering up embezzlment by her financial firm boss and her secret girlfriend, Cassie Tyler. Her husband, Aidan, was convinced they could start a new life back in their home country of Ireland once her sentence was over.[459][460]
Lindsey Corkhill	Claire Sweeney	Brookside	[461]
Delphine Cormier	Evelyne Brochu	Orphan Black	A bisexual scientist[23] who fell for Cosima and began helping her learn more about her nature as a clone.
Angela Darmody	Aleksa Palladino	Boardwalk Empire	Angela was Jimmy Darmody’s wife; in season 1, she had a brief affair with Mary. In season 2 she was killed after having sex with Louise, a novelist.[462][463]
Ashley Davies	Mandy Musgrave	South of Nowhere	Ashley was dating Aiden Dennison and the two had sex, and she became pregnant. She later suffered a miscarriage and the two broke up. Ashley then started dating Spencer Carlin. In a web extra, titled "Five Years Later", an adult Ashley and Spencer are a married couple, expecting their first child together. The child was conceived using Spencer’s eggs, fathered by Aiden, with Ashley carrying the baby.[464][465]
Pamela "Pam" Swynford de Beaufort	Kristin Bauer van Straten	True Blood	A vampire who loves men and women.[140][251]
Julián de La Mora	Darío Yazbek Bernal	La Casa de las Flores	In season 1 episode 1, Julián is cheating on his girlfriend Lucía with the family's financial advisor, Diego. In episode 3, Julián comes out as bisexual to his family.[466][467]
Beatriz de Souza	Bruna Marquezine	Nada Será Como Antes	[468]
Comte de Vache	Jennifer Saunders	Let Them Eat Cake	The most reviled woman in France.[469]
Carina DeLuca	Stefania Spampinato	Grey's Anatomy	[470][471]
Bo Dennis	Anna Silk	Lost Girl	Bo is a succubus, a Fae that survives by feeding from life force and the energy created from sex with males or females.[251][472] Bo becomes romantically and sexually involved with Dyson (a Light Fae detective) and Lauren (a human doctor). ("....she's a sexual creature and she falls in love with both Dyson and Lauren." - Anna Silk on her character's sexual orientation.[473])
Dayanara Diaz	Dascha Polanco	Orange is the New Black	Though appearing to be straight for the first five seasons, Dayanara begins a relationship with Dominga "Daddy" Duarte when she realizes she is going to be in prison for life.[474]
Rosa Diaz	Stephanie Beatriz	Brooklyn Nine-Nine	Rosa affirms her bisexuality in the series' fifth season episode, "99".[475][476][100]
Christina Dichiera	Jacinta Stapleton	Stingers	Had an affair with the daughter of her unit's commander, and with a woman while working undercover.[477][478]
Emily Dickinson	Hailee Steinfeld	Dickinson	A young poet who has romances with women and men.[54]
Alison DiLaurentis	Sasha Pieterse	Pretty Little Liars Pretty Little Liars: The Perfectionists	She have previous relationships with men, buy finally get engaged with Emily Fields.[84]
Debbie Dingle	Charley Webb	Emmerdale	Had a brief relationship with Jasmine Thomas (Jenna Coleman), but has mainly been with men, including Andy Sugden (Kelvin Fletcher) and Cameron Murray (Dominic Power).[479][480]
Mary Dittrich	Lisa Joyce	Boardwalk Empire	Mary has an affair with Angela.[463]
Shell Dockley	Debra Stephenson	Bad Girls	Love interest of Daniella "Denny" Blood, while also trading sexual favors with Jim Fenner.[481][482]
Caitlin Dowd	Bonnie Somerville	Cashmere Mafia	During the show, she was romantically attracted to another woman, leading her to rethink her life "previously spent dating only men."[62]
Waverly Earp	Dominique Provost-Chalkley	Wynonna Earp	Had been with long-term boyfriend Champ until she met Nicole Haught and fell for her. Nicole is the first woman Waverly had ever been attracted to and was caught off guard by her feelings for Nicole.[169]
Kat Edison	Aisha Dee	The Bold Type	She is attracted to a female artist named Adena despite calling herself a "proud hetero."[483]
Karen Ellis	Tanya Franks	Family Affairs	Karen left Matt for Kelly. After Matt killed Kelly, she forgave him and went back to him.[484]
Camille Engelson	Allison Scagliotti	Stitchers	Her only known relationship was with boyfriend Linus. In episode 4 of Season 2 she says "Dirk and I only dated for about a week. I dated his sister a lot longer." In Season 3, Camille falls in love with medical examiner Amanda Weston and in episode 4 says to Amanda, "My life makes sense with you in it." Bisexuality confirmed by actress.[485]
Eretria	Ivana Baquero	The Shannara Chronicles	She had feelings for Wil in Season 1 and became the love interest of Princess Lyria in Season 2.[486]
Nina Farr	Rebekah Gibbs	Casualty	[487]
Felicity	Shivani Ghai	The Catch	Felicity was an assasin sent to kill Margot Bishop, but instead ends up having an affair with her.[424]
Kris Fisher	Gerard McCarthy	Hollyoaks	Kris had an affair with Ravi Roy and Nancy Hayton, however, Nancy and Ravi were also in a relationship together, but neither one of them knew the other one was also sleeping with Kris.[488][489]
Sonia Fowler	Natalie Cassidy	EastEnders	Sonia's first flirtation with a woman was when she kissed her best friend Naomi. She also has been married to Martin, and has also been involved with Tina Carter.[426][490]
Billie Frasier	Laura Benanti	Starved	Billie is a singer/songwriter.[491][492]
Donna Freedman	Margot Robbie	Neighbours	Donna shares a kiss with Sunny Lee, and eventually marries Ringo Brown.[493][494]
Gabrielle	Renee O'Connor	Xena: Warrior Princess	She and Xena became best friends over the course of the series, but despite the love they obviously felt for each other they never officially became a couple.[495]
Gael	Tommy Martinez	Good Trouble	A socially conscious and politically active graphic designer who has sex with a man named Callie and later kisses a man.[221]
Gaia	Jaime Murray	Spartacus: Gods of the Arena	Gaia has been involved with her friend Lucretia, and several men, eventually being killed by Tullius.[496][497]
Tabitha Galavan	Jessica Lucas	Gotham	After arriving in Gotham, Tabitha begins a relationship with Barbara Kean, when Barabara falls into a coma after a fight with her ex-fiance, she then meets Butch, and is involved with him.[498][499]
Monica Gallagher	Annabelle Apsion Chloe Webb	Shameless (UK) Shameless (US)	Married to Frank Gallagher, but has female lovers as well.[500]
Esther García	Fátima Baeza	Hospital Central	Dated several men before marrying Maca.[501][502]
Ferdinand "Ferdy" Garcia	Ramon Tikaram	This Life	[503]
Jasmine Garza	Luvia Petersen	Continuum	Moving through time with other "freedom fighters," she an openly bisexual woman. [504]
DSI Stella Gibson	Gillian Anderson	The Fall	In the third episode of the second season, she mouth-kisses Reed Smith (Archie Panjabi) to drive away the advances from a male, and the two then headed to Gibson's hotel room but Smith changed her mind.[505][506]
Dr. Emily Grace	Georgina Reilly	Murdoch Mysteries	Emily had relationships with male characters (most notably, George Crabtree and Leslie Garland). In Season 8 episode "High Voltage", she meets suffragette Lillian Moss. Emily falls in love with her and has a romantic relationship with Lillian.[507]
Inez Green	Leah Gibson	Jessica Jones	One of Jeri Hogarth's lovers.[508]
Clarke Griffin	Eliza Taylor	The 100	Romantically involved with male character Finn and Lesbian characters Lexa and Niylah. In the Season 4 premier, she confesses to her mother in tears that she was in love with Lexa.[509]
Rosie Gulliver	Sarah Solemani	Bad Education	Dated multiple men and also dated a female former student.[510]
Eleanor Guthrie	Hannah New	Black Sails	Has a complicated on-again, off-again relationship with Charles Vane. In the beginning of season one she and Max, who is a woman, are lovers.[511]
Rana Habeeb (aka Rana Nazir)	Bhavna Limbachia	Coronation Street	Rana is a married Muslim woman and has an affair with Kate Connor.[512]
Remy "Thirteen" Hadley	Olivia Wilde	House	Is seen in sexual and romantic relationships with males and females.[513] In one episode, she talks about her bisexuality to a co-worker.[514]
Hadley Hale	Lindsey Haun	True Blood	Hadley was the lover of vampire queen Sophie-Anne, and also had a son with her ex-husband Remy Savoy.[515]
Evelyn Harper	Holland Taylor	Two and a Half Men	During the show, she has dated women and men.[516]
Holly Hart	Sandra Huggett	Family Affairs	Had a relationship with Susie Ross, then with Dave Matthews.[517]
Shawna Hawkins	Elliot Page	Tales of the City	Shawna is a bisexual bartender.[518]
Georgina Hobart	Gwyneth Paltrow	The Politician (TV series)	In season 1 Georgina leaves her husband Keaton for her female horse trainer, Brigitte. She later has relationships with Alison and Tino McCutcheon.[519][520]
Jean Holloway	Naomi Watts	Gypsy	Married to a man, and sexually involved with Sidney Pierce.[521]
Holly	Billie Piper	True Love	Is romantically and is implied to be sexually involved with Karen.[522]
Susan Ivanova	Claudia Christian	Babylon 5	[523][524]
Audrey Jensen	Bex Taylor-Klaus	Scream	Refers to herself as bicurious.[525]
Melantha Jhirl	Jodie Turner-Smith	Nightflyers	Melantha is a genetically enhanced human aboard the starship Nightflyer, which is traveling to an alien starship that is to be studied. She has sex with all four men on board and two of the women, within the third week of their mission.[232][526]
Elizabeth Johnson	Lady Gaga	American Horror Story: Hotel	Countess Johnson was involved in a polyamorous relationship with Rudolph Valentino and Natacha Rambova. Through the decades she has had many other lovers both male and female including Donovan, Tristan Duffy, Ramona Royale and her husband James Patrick March.[72]
Samantha Jones	Kim Cattrall	Sex and the City	Though most of her relationships were with men, she had an affair with a woman.[527][528]
Amber Kalirai	Nikki Patel	Coronation Street	[529][530]
Ash Kaur	Gurlaine Kaur Garcha	EastEnders	She is in a relationship with Iqra Ahmed.[531]
Barbara Kean	Erin Richards	Gotham	Was involved romantically with Renee Montoya.[5]
Annalise Keating	Viola Davis	How to Get Away With Murder	She has had relationships with both men and women (such as Sam Keating, Nate Lahey, and Eve Rothlo) who reportedly dies at one point in the series.[532][533]
Keelin	Christina Moses	The Originals	Keelin had a relationship with Freya.[534]
Kelly	Gugu Mbatha-Raw	Black Mirror Episode: "San Junipero"	Once married to a man she loved, Kelly is living a free-spirited existence in a simulated reality where she dates men — until she meets Yorkie, a lesbian. She falls in love with Yorkie and chooses to remain together with her.[535]
Alex Kelly	Olivia Wilde	The O.C.	She was in relationships with Marissa Cooper and Seth Cohen while she was on the series.[536][537]
Tina Kennard	Laurel Holloman	The L Word	She had relationships with men and women in the series, the most important of all with Bette.[538][539]
Pat Kerrigan	Liz May Brice	Bad Girls	Has a relationship with her cellmate Sheena William. Had a boyfriend before going to prison.[540]
Jane Kerkovich-Williams	Eliza Coupe	Happy Endings	She had a lesbian stage during college, although she is married to Brad Williams.[541][542]
Killian	Griffin McElroy	The Adventure Zone	Married Carey Fangbattle in the finale of the Balance arc.[137]
Molly Kroll	Clementine Ford	The L Word	Molly had a crush on Shane.[543][544]
Lena Kundera	Olga Sosnovska	All My Children	Lena was a sassy bisexual from Poland; her love interests included Bianca Montgomery, Boyd Larraby and Michael Cambias. Her relationship with Lena was commony referred to as Lianca.[545][546]
Lagertha	Katheryn Winnick	Vikings	Lagertha is a shield-maiden and a Queen. In season 4 she enters into a relationship with Astrid, a shield-maiden, and they are together for several years. In season 5, after Astrid was kidnapped and wedded to a king, a pregnant Astrid meets Lagertha in battle and asks to be killed. Lagertha didn't want to do it, but Astrid lunges at her and Lagertha is forced to kill Astrid.[408]
C.J. Lamb	Amanda Donohoe	L.A. Law	After winning a case together, C.J. and Abby Perkins walked into a parking lot, hugged, and then kissed. The next day, they both declared their attraction to men and decided to be best friends instead.[547][548]
Sara Lance	Caity Lotz	Arrow Legends of Tomorrow	Was in a relationship with Nyssa al Ghul[5] and Oliver Queen but has a preference for women (Invasion Crossover). She is also in a relationship with Ava Sharpe.[549] Her character was later moved over to the Legends of Tomorrow show with the name "White Canary."[328][100]
Miranda Lang	Abi Tucker	The Secret Life of Us	[550]
Tourmaline Larou	Karla Crome	Carnival Row	Tourmaline and Vignette Stonemoss were lovers in the past and are now close friends. In season 1 she has been shown as having feelings for Vignette. She survives in the Burgue as a sex worker in a Fae brothel, where her clients have been male. (It's possible that she may be lesbian and prefers sexual intimacy and romantic love with women.)[551]
Laura	Laura Ainsworth	Hollyoaks	Laura slept with Charlotte, and soon after she slept with Zak.[552]
Sophie-Anne Leclerq	Evan Rachel Wood	True Blood	She was in a relationship with Hadley, and also had many relationships with the vampires she created.[553][554]
Maggie Lin	Julia Taylor Ross	Saving Hope	Has previously dated men. She becomes romantically interested in Dr. Sydney Katz and they kiss and have sex. Later, Zach Miller sets up an online dating profile for Maggie that includes interest in male and female candidates. In season 5, she reunited with Sydney and they begin dating.[555]
Portia Lin / Two / Rebecca	Melissa O'Neil	Dark Matter	Powered by nanites and born as Rebecca, Two is a robot who was in love with Dr. Shaw. When the Dr. started to die, he had a robot built in her likeness with the intent of having Shaw put in the body. Sometime before all that happened, she became Portia Lin, a space pirate and lost all her memories.[556]
Peri Lomax	Ruby O'Donnell	Hollyoaks	She is in a relationship with a man named Tom, flirts with a man named Alfie Nightingale, and later begins a relationship with a woman named Harley Frater.[557]
Ruby / Red Lucas	Meghan Ory	Once Upon a Time	In season one she was in love with Peter, who dies tragically. In season five episode "Ruby Slippers", she reveals to Mulan that what she should have been searching for, instead of her pack, was someone like Dorothy Gale. Her True Love kiss awakens Dorothy from a sleeping spell and after this they become lovers.[558]
Lucretia	Lucy Lawless	Spartacus: Blood and Sand Spartacus: Gods of the Arena Spartacus: Vengeance	She has had sexual and romantic relationships with both men and women.[559]
Kith Lyonne	Sarita Choudhury	Jessica Jones	Was in a relationship with Jeri Hogarth, while Jeri was also having a secret affair with Wendy. They broke up. Kith went on to marry Peter and have a daughter. Twenty-five years later, Jeri tries to renew their relationship.[560]
Mary Agnes MacNue	Merritt Wever	Godless	After her husband is killed, she takes over the role of the town's mayor, wears her late husband's clothes, and becomes involved in a romantic same-sex relationship with Callie Dunne.[561][562]
Queen Maeve / Maggie Shaw	Dominique McElligott	The Boys	Maeve has been in relationships with both Homelander and Elena. At first she is, however, closeted regarding Elena until she is outed by Homelander as lesbian on live television. Later Elena clarifies that Maeve is, in fact, bisexual.[128][563][564][129]
Helen Magnus	Amanda Tapping	Sanctuary	A two-and-a-half century old scientist, thanks to vampire blood, she runs the global Sanctuary Network.[565]
Mandy	Mia Kirshner	24	Mandy was a terrorist and professional assassin, Mandy was notable for being one of the few antagonists of the series to remain alive during the entire run. She was in relationships with Bridgit, Martin and Gary.[566][567]
Sarah Manning	Tatiana Maslany	Orphan Black	She initiates a steamy encounter with a woman and her boyfriend at a bar, but mostly with the other woman. She has also been romantically involved with Cal, who fathered her daughter Kira.[568]
Evony Fleurette Marquise / The Morrigan	Emmanuelle Vaugier	Lost Girl	The Morrigan, leader of the Dark Fae, seduces males and allows herself to be seduced by women, Bo in Season 2 and Lauren in Season 4.[569]
Cara Mason	Tabrett Bethell	Legend of the Seeker	Cara had relationships with Dahlia and Leo.[570]
Mathilde	Alwara Höfels	Mord mit Aussicht	Mathilde, a carpenter, states she is open to relationships with both men and women.[571]
Maya	Esther Povitsky	Crazy Ex-Girlfriend	When Darryl came out as bisexual, Maya announced that she was bisexual as well, in season 1 episode 14, "Josh Is Going to Hawaii!".[572]
Debbie McAllister	Natalie Roles	The Bill	She was married to Tom until his death, then started dating Juliet, who died, then went out with Jack.[573]
Michelle McBride	Maria Bello	Goliath	Ex-wife of Billy McBride, Michelle kisses Callie Senate in episode "It's Donald". She enters into a same-sex affair with her.[574]
Mini McGuinness	Freya Mavor	Skins	[575]
Sally McKenna	Sarah Paulson	American Horror Story: Hotel	Sally fell in love with two musicians, a man and a woman, and later had a threesome with them.[576]
Paige Michalchuk	Lauren Collins	Degrassi: The Next Generation	Has dated a number of male characters, and one female character. Her actress, Lauren Collins, believes that Paige doesn't label herself, though she is often referred to in the media and by fans as bisexual.[577][578][579]
Freya Mikaelson	Riley Voelkel	The Originals	In a relationship with Keelin.[580]
Nicole Miller	Sally Martin	Shortland Street	Nicole is a bisexual theatre nurse, who is engaged to fellow nurse Maeve Mullins.[581]
Nico Minoru	Lyrica Okano	Runaways	After breaking up with Alex Wilder, Nico begins developing feelings for Karolina Dean.[108][533] At a dance, Karolina hesitatingly kisses Nico and pulls back, but Nico reciprocated. In a later episode, Nico initiates their second kiss. That night, she and Karolina are seen together, spooning as they sleep.[582]
Eva Kviig Mohn	Lisa Teige	Skam	Eva never explicitly states her sexuality, but she was in relationships with men and she kisses several times Vilde Lien Hellerud. The creator of the show confirmed she was bisexual.[583]
Angela Montenegro	Michaela Conlin	Bones	An Asian-Pacific Island and bisexual woman[584] who once had a relationship with a woman (which was briefly rekindled in the show's fourth season), she is married to Jack Hodgins,[113] with whom she has a son.
Sophie Moore	Meagan Tandy	Batwoman	Sophie was lovers with Kate Kane when the two were cadets in a military academy,[532] but their relationship ended when Kate's sexual orientation was discovered and Kate was discharged; and Sophie chose to remain in the academy and not be with Kate. Sophie later becomes a Crow agent and marries Tyler, another Crow agent.[205]
Dylan Moreland	Alexandra Hedison	The L Word	Dylan was involved with Danny Wilson and Helena Peabody, whom she later sued for sexual harassment.[585]
Lorna Morello	Yael Stone	Orange is the New Black	[586]
Toby Nance	Crystal Lowe	Primeval: New World	Toby is a young physics prodigy, who is part of a specialized team that investigates dinosaurs and other dangerous predators emerging onto the streets of Vancouver, Canada through anomalies in time.[587][588]
Kira Nerys	Nana Visitor	Star Trek: Deep Space Nine	Her Mirror universe counterpart, Intendant Kira, is bisexual and shown surrounded by a mixed-gender harem. She's eventually depicted being in a romantic relationship with her universe's Ezri Tigan.[589]
Nicki	Nicola Reynolds	Ideal	She and Moz have a love/hate relationship, at some point she gets involved with Sangita, but goes back to Moz.[590]
Dr. Eleanor O'Hara	Eve Best	Nurse Jackie	A bisexual doctor.[140][251]
Clara Oswald/Oswin Oswald	Jenna Coleman	Doctor Who	In episode "Into the Dalek", she was in a relationship with Danny Pink, and in others she indicated attraction towards the male incarnations of The Doctor (eps. "Eleventh", "The Time of the Doctor", "Twelfth", "Deep Breath"). In episode "The Magician's Apprentice", she has an implied off-screen romance with Jane Austen, whom she refers to later as a "phenomenal kisser".[409][410] A further implied reference occurs in episode "Face the Raven", in which she says about Austen, "I love her. Take that how you like." In the narrative of the series, Clara is "fragmented" through time and space. One of these fragments is named Oswin Oswald. In the episode "Asylum of the Daleks" (series 7), Oswin says to Rory Williams, "First boy I ever fancied was called Rory...actually, she was called Nina. I was going through a phase."[591][412]
Valencia Perez	Gabrielle Ruiz	Crazy Ex-Girlfriend	At the beginning of the series, Valencia is engaged to a man; later in the series she has a relationship with a woman.[592][593]
Lindsay Peterson	Thea Gill	Queer as Folk (US)	Lindsay is in a partner relationship with Melanie Marcus, but had an affair with a man, Sam Auerbach, in season 4. She and Melanie break up because of it, but reconcile in season 5.[594][595]
Sarah Pfefferman	Amy Landecker	Transparent	Sarah was married to a man, and was briefly engaged to a woman. She describes herself as bisexual throughout the third season.[596][597]
Brittany S. Pierce	Heather Morris	Glee	Was in a long-term relationship with Santana, which culminated in a marriage, but have romantic relationships with Artie Abrams and Sam Evans through the series.[598][233]
Sidney Pierce	Sophie Cookson	Gypsy	Ex-girlfriend of one of Jean Holloway's male patients, she becomes sexually involved with her.[599]
Alice Pieszecki	Leisha Hailey	The L Word The L Word: Generation Q	She has had relationships and hookups with men and women and identifies as bisexual.[600]
Natacha Rambova	Alexandra Daddario	American Horror Story: Hotel	She and her husband Rudolph Valentino were both involved in a polyamorous relationship with the young Elizabeth Johnson.[601]
Mona Ramsey	Chloe Webb	Tales of the City	Mona is a bisexual hippie.[602]
Lenora Rauch	Maria Schrader	Deutschland 86	She's openly bisexual.[603]
Amy Raudenfeld	Rita Volk	Faking It	After Amy and her best friend Karma pretend to be in a lesbian relationship Amy realises she does in fact love Karma and begins to question her sexuality.[604] Throughout the series she dates both men and women before entering a relationship with her childhood friend Sabrina.
Christine Reade	Riley Keough	The Girlfriend Experience	Christine ia an attorney in training who leads a double life as a high-end sex worker. She has been involved with Avery Suhr and David Tellis.[605]
Shannon Reed	Isla Fisher	Home and Away	[606]
Evelyn Rey	Nora Arnezeder	Origin	Rey mentioned that she once had a relationship with a woman.[607] She has also had a relationship with a man.[608]
Kenya Rosewater	Mia Kirschner	Defiance	A bisexual woman.[148]
Susan Ross	Heidi Swedberg	Seinfeld	[609]
Susie Ross	Tina Landini	Family Affairs	[610]
Ramona Royale	Angela Bassett	American Horror Story: Hotel	Was involved in a decade long relationship with the Countess[72] but later left her for a rapper named Prophet Moses.
Sophia Russo	Kelli Giddish	The Good Wife	A private investigator, Sophia is married (to a man) and is lovers with Kalinda Sharma.[611]
Ryn	Eline Powell	Siren	Ryn, a mermaid, is attracted to Maddie. She has also shown interest in Ben, Maddie's boyfriend.[423]
Ellaria Sand	Indira Varma	Game of Thrones	She is the paramour to Oberyn Martell and mother to several of his bastard daughters, the Sand Snakes, later sent into deep mourning after the death of her lover, and is bisexual.[612]
Toshiko Sato	Naoko Mori	Doctor Who Torchwood	An East Asian bisexual computer expert,[613] he dated and slept with a woman (Mary) in Torchwood episode "Greeks Bearing Gifts" (2x07), and had mutual romantic feelings for Owen Harper.
Madeline Scott	Rachelle Lefevre	Proven Innocent	Madeline self-identifies as a bisexual lawyer specializing in wrongful convictions. She spent ten years in prison for a murder she didn’t commit.[614][615]
Inara Serra	Morena Baccarin	Firefly	Known as a Companion, she's a courtesan for upper-class clients and dignitaries, male or female.[616]
Jenny Schecter	Mia Kirshner	The L Word	Was in a relationship with Tim at the beginning of the series but has relationships with women the rest of the series.[617]
Bärbel Schmied	Meike Droste (de)	Mord mit Aussicht	Bärbel falls in love with Mathilde, which confuses her as she isn’t a lesbian. The two have a short affair. After this, Bärbel only dates men.[571]
Kalinda Sharma	Archie Panjabi	The Good Wife	Has an ex-husband, dates Cary, and has been involved with female lovers (Lana Delaney, Sophia Russo).[611][618][619]
Sameen Shaw	Sarah Shahi	Person of Interest	Shaw is a skilled assassin and former government operative first introduced in Season 2.[620]
Eleanor Shellstrop	Kristen Bell	The Good Place	In "Michael's Gambit", the final episode of season 1, she describes Tahani Al-Jamil as "a hot, rich fraud with legs for days", then adds "Side note, I might legit be into Tahani."[621][622]
Ella Simms	Katie Cassidy	Melrose Place 2.0	A regular character and bisexual woman in this series.[623]
Number Six	Tricia Helfer	Battlestar Galactica	Cylon “Number Six” and her clone variants were shown having sexual relationships with both male and female characters.[624]
Astrid Sloan	Lucy Boynton	The Politician (TV series)	Astrid describes herself and her boyfriend River Barkley as 'kinda fluid', and enegages in a threeway with River and his male lover Payton Hobart. After River's death she has a brief sexual relationship with a man named Ricardo and also engages in a short term polyamorous relationship with Payton and his girlfriend Alice Charles.[625]
Petra Solano	Yael Grobglas	Jane the Virgin	In early seasons, Petra is in relationships with men, including Rafael Solano, but falls in love with a woman in season 4.[593][614]
River Song	Alex Kingston	Doctor Who	Mentions in passing that she had a second wife during the series 9 Christmas special.[626]
Zelda Spellman	Miranda Otto	Chilling Adventures of Sabrina (TV series)	In the first season Zelda began an affair with her colleague Faustus Blackwood and eventually married him after the death of his wife. She later separated from her husband and began a relationship with Marie LeFleur.
Ali Spencer	Kelli Hollis	Emmerdale	The mother of Amelia and Sean Spencer who leaves her husband, Dan, and flat on the Hotten estate for a new start in the village with her children and her girlfriend, Ruby Haswell.[168]
Olivia Spencer	Crystal Chappell	Guiding Light	Olivia Spencer had been married five times, and also had romantic feelings for Natalia.[627]
Lucy Spiller	Courteney Cox	Dirt	Although she has always dated men, she had a sexual relationship with her friend Tina Harrod.[628]
Maya St. Germain	Bianca Lawson	Pretty Little Liars	Was romantically involved with Emily Fields.[629][140][141]
June Stahl	Ally Walker	Sons of Anarchy	Love interest of Amy Tyler.[630]
Helen Stewart	Simone Lahbib	Bad Girls	Engaged to a man at the beginning of series 1, but forms a relationship with prisoner Nikki Wade.[631]
Jacqueline Stewart	Janine Duvitski	Benidorm	Jacqueline is a swinger, and with her husband con a free stay out of the resort.[632]
Vignette Stonemoss	Cara Delevingne	Carnival Row	In the past, Vignette was in a relationship with Tourmaline Larou. She and Tourmaline have remained close friends.[551][633]
Susan	Hilary Jardine	Van Helsing	Susan had an abusive boyfriend when the series began. In episode 1.09 she kisses her friend Vanessa (Van) Helsing on the lips and attempts physical intimacy with her.[634]
Anna Taggaro	Daniella Alonso	One Tree Hill	Anna was the first LGBT character to be introduced onto the show.[614]
Tamsin	Rachel Skarsten	Lost Girl	After she is done with him she shares a male one night stand with Bo, then initiates a friends with benefits relationship with her in Season 5.[635]
Stahma Tarr	Jaime Murray	Defiance	A bisexual woman.[23]
Marissa Tasker	Brittany Allen	All My Children	[636]
Charity Tate	Emma Atkins	Emmerdale	Had a brief relationship with Zoe Tate but is generally represented as a 'man's woman' or 'femme fatale' and has had many more relationships with men and been married more than once.[637]
Adrianna Tate-Duncan	Jessica Lowndes	90210	He has had relationships with men (The most important with Navid) although she had an affair with a girl named Gia.[9][314]
Tina Tevetino	Izzie Steele	Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency	Came out as bisexual in Season 2, episode 3.[638]
Thea	Melissa Roxburgh	Valor	A CIA agent who had short-term relationships with both SSG Zoe Cho and CPT Leland Gallo.[639]
Jasmine Thomas	Jenna Coleman	Emmerdale	[640]
Tara Thornton	Rutina Wesley	True Blood	Tara is a bisexual vampire who has a girlfriend named Naomi.[141][251]
Number Three	Lucy Lawless	Battlestar Galactica	[641]
Toni Topaz	Vanessa Morgan	Riverdale	Toni kissed Jughead, but later said she preferred girls.[642]
Callie Torres	Sara Ramirez	Grey's Anatomy	Callie realized she's bisexual in season 4. She has had romances with men (Mark Sloan, George O'Malley) and women (Arizona Robbins, Erica Hahn, Penelope Blake).[643][644][645] In the show's ninth season, Callie and Arizona raise a baby together.[314]
Gina Tribbiani	Drea De Matteo	Joey	In the Season 2 episode "Joey and the Holding Hands", it is implied that Gina may be bisexual.[646]
Dutch Velders	Ruta Gedmintas	The Strain	Dutch had romantic feelings for Nikki Taylor and Vasiliy Fet, as well as engaging in sex with both.[647]
Nyssa-Vex	Wallis Day	Krypton	Nyssa was in a same-sex relationship in the past.[648] (Those born in the House of Vex or marry into it use "Vex" as their surname.)
Villanelle	Jodie Comer	Killing Eve	Villanelle is a psychopathic assassin.[649]
Elise Wassermann	Clémence Poésy	The Tunnel	Elise has had sex with men based on an emotionally detached physical necessity. She had never experienced instinctual attraction for anyone until she met Eryka Klein, and falls in love with her (the first time Elise has felt this way about someone).[216][217]
Helena "H.G." Wells	Jaime Murray	Warehouse 13	In 2.11, Helena stated "many of my lovers were men". In the series' finale Myka reveals that Helena is dating a woman named Giselle.[650]
McAfee Westbrook	Laura Dreyfuss	The Politician	Throughout the series McAfee has relationships with men and women.[651]
Ilana Wexler	Ilana Glazer	Broad City	A free spirited 23 year old and Abbi Abrams' best friend who often sleeps around with men and women equally, but has a steady relationship with a male dentist named Lincoln Rice, although she only wants the relationship to be "physical."[652]
Jodie Wilde	Montana Manning	Hollyoaks	[653]
Shaz Wiley	Lindsey Fawcett	Bad Girls	[654]
Sheena Williams	Laura Rogers	Bad Girls	Has a child with her boyfriend but forms a relationship with fellow prisoner Pat Kerrigan and intends to stay with her even after release.[655]
Clarice Willow	Polly Walker	Caprica	[656]
Palmer Wyland	Jaime King	The Class	[657]
Xena	Lucy Lawless	Xena: Warrior Princess	She loved Gabrielle.[495]
Aleksandra Zimińska	Marta Wierzbicka	Na Wspólnej	Most notable "bisexual" person, probably only, in contemporary Polish pop culture. Na Wspólnej is a popular Polish soap opera. Aleksandra Zimińska is in a romantic relationship with Klaudia Bracka.[658]
Male characters
Baron Afanas	Doug Jones	What We Do in the Shadows	The Baron is bisexual and has had secret affairs with both Nadja and Laszlo.[659]
Adam Eduardo Alvaro	Tyler Posey	Jane the Virgin	In season 4 episode 5, he reveals to Jane that he is bisexual. He later decides to move to Los Angeles for a job when they offer him a bigger salary.[660][614]
Jez Andrews	Lloyd Everitt	Casualty	Jez joined the series in 2016 and was characterised as a "young, ludicrously handsome and very openly bisexual" paramedic.[661]
Baum Arndt	Philipp Christopher	Origin	He had a relationship with a man and a woman.[662]
Nathaniel Baltimore	Hugh Davidson	Saul of the Mole Men	[663]
Magnus Bane	Harry Shum, Jr.	Shadowhunters	Explicitly states interest in both men and women in the episode "Of Men and Angels," then proceeded to show interest in starting a relationship with one of the main male characters (Alec Lightwood). They officially started a relationship in Episode 6 of Season 2 and were established to be in love in Episode 10 of the same season, when they exchanged "I love yous". He's had romantic relationships with women before,[72] with the vampire Camille Belcourt being the one that stings the most.
River Barkley	David Corenswet	The Politician (TV series)	River has been dating Astrid Sloan for years but develops a romantic affair with Payton Hobart, and even has a threesome with them.
Tyler Barrol	Ashton Holmes	Revenge	He dates Ashley Davenport but later seduces Nolan Ross.[664][665]
Chuck Bass	Ed Westwick	Gossip Girl	Chuck has many sexual encounters in the show, mainly with women. He seduces and kisses a man as part of a sex game that he played with his girlfriend Blair, when she asks how he feels about kissing a man, Chuck responds, "Do you think I’ve never kissed a guy before?".[666]
Tim Bayliss	Kyle Secor	Homicide: Life on the Street	In the first episode concerning the matter he flatly stated he was "not gay" and did not formally declare himself to be bisexual until Season 7, but even then he did not want to be deemed "a crusader". This way of treating his sexuality is believed to have made the network uncomfortable.[667]
Freddie Baxter	Freddie Fox	Cucumber, Banana	Described by roommate Dean Monroe as being "kind of anything" in reference to his sexuality.[668] He is confirmed as being bisexual by actor Freddie Fox.[669]
Steven Beale	Aaron Sidwell	EastEnders	The buildup to Steven's 2008 exit involved in a bisexual love triangle storyline among him, Stacey, and Christian Clarke (John Partridge), who is Jane's gay brother.[670][671] He returned in 2016 with a girlfriend, Lauren Branning (Jacqueline Jossa).[672]
Tobias Beecher	Lee Tergesen	Oz	He had a wife and then has a relationship with his female lawyer; while in prison he has a relationship with Chris Keller and a few sexual encounters with other inmates.[673][674]
Ben	David Quirk	Please Like Me	Ben is a one-night stand of Josh's during the initial stages of his open relationship with Arnold.[675] Ben is later hospitalized, facing a possibly life-threatening surgery, causing a dilemma for Josh as to whether or not it is appropriate to visit him. Josh ends up doing so, which frustrates Arnold and creates the defining rift in their relationship. Josh later tries to get back in contact with Ben, but he has begun a relationship with a woman.[676]
George Oscar Bluth	Will Arnett	Arrested Development	He is in relationships with Marta, Ann, and Kitty. In a elaborate plot, Tony Wonder and George attempt to seduce one another in order to ruin each other's careers. Ann eventually tricks them into having sex with one another. George also tell his nephew a story about him having a threesome with a man and a woman.[677]
Wolfgang Bogdanow	Max Riemelt	Sense8	In season finale, is shown to be engaging in a threesome with Kala and her husband, Rajan.
Lockie Campbell	Nick Rhys	Hollyoaks	During his marriage to Porsche McQueen, her cousin John Paul reveals that Lockie is bisexual and has been coming on to him. Porsche doesn't care and still marries him.[678][679]
Cassidy	Joe Gilgun	Preacher	Although mostly attracted to women, Cassidy makes several comments throughout the series about having sex with men, usually under the influence of drugs. In season 3 he kisses and shows attraction towards Eccarius, indicating that their relationship will be more than platonic.[680][681]
Ethan Chandler	Josh Hartnett	Penny Dreadful	Has a "romantic encounter" with Dorian Gray.[472]
Keith Charles	Mathew St. Patrick	Six Feet Under	Keith's relationship with David is off and on, during one of their "off" times, Keith has a brief fling with pop star Celeste.[682]
Oscar Cherniak	Shawn Erker	Renegadepress.com	Oscar has been open and honest about his bisexuality to his girlfriend Patti, but still finds the relationship facing challenges.[683][684]
Quentin Coldwater	Jason Ralph	The Magicians	Dates Alice Quinn in season 1, and falls in love with Eliot Waugh in season 3.[685][686]
John Constantine	Matt Ryan	Legends of Tomorrow	Had sex with Sara Lance and kissed Gary Green.[687][100] (Canonic bisexuality established in 1992 comic.[688])
Tim Cornish	Lee Williams	No Night Is Too Long	Tim is a college student who begins a relationship with his teacher Dr. Ivo Steadman, and he is also involved with Isabel Winwood at the same time.[689]
Beauchamp Day	Thomas Gibson	Tales of the City	Beauchamp seduces both Mary Ann and Jon, who, unbeknownst to Beauchamp, is his wife’s gynecologist.[690][691]
Craig Dean	Guy Burnet	Hollyoaks	Had an affair with John Paul McQueen while with girlfriend Sarah Barnes. He found it difficult to choose between them, admitting he loved them both.[692]
Logan Delos	Ben Barnes	Westworld	Logan has sex with two female hosts and one male host. On the same night that he flirts with a male guest, he also kisses a female host. He engages in an orgy with both sexes.[693]
Sonny Dhillon	Pal Aron	Coronation Street	Sonny's girlfriend finds out about his secret bi-sexual past, when he kisses Sean Tully.[694]
Rich Dotcom	Ennis Esmer	Blindspot	Rich likes to flirt with all the members of the team.[695]
Will Drake	Cheyenne Jackson	American Horror Story: Hotel	Initially self-identifies as gay, but he later reveals he is a closeted bisexual who fears the prejudice others have regarding bisexuality.[696]
Morris Fischer	Joris Putman	Goede Tijden, Slechte Tijden	[697]
Evan Frears	Brock Kelly	Days of our Lives	Dated girlfriend Jordan Ridgeway and then dated boyfriend Sonny Kiriakis.[698]
Felix Gaeta	Alessandro Juliani	Battlestar Galactica	[699]
Ian Gallagher	Gerard Kearns	Shameless (UK)	Originally starts as a purely gay character, but reveals in later seasons that he has engaged in heterosexual relationships, and he is in a relationship with Mickey. [700]
Conrad Gates	Ben Price	Footballers' Wives	[701]
Will Graham	Hugh Dancy	Hannibal	While show runner Bryan Fuller initially described Will as heterosexual, he has confirmed that Will is in love with Hannibal.[702] While describing Will and Hannibal's relationship, Fuller says: "You can have this intimate connection with somebody that then causes you to wonder where the lines of your own sexuality are. And we didn't quite broach the sexuality. It was certainly suggested, but the love is absolutely on the table. There is love between these two men, and confusion between these two men." He has also confirmed that the attraction between him and Hannibal is mutual.[703][704][705][706][707]
Gary Green	Adam Tsekhman	Legends of Tomorrow	A Time Bureau agent and Ava Sharpe's subordinate.[100][708] (2018-Present)
Adam Groff	Connor Swindells	Sex Education	In season 1, Adam is the school bully, and is dating Aimee. Adam beats up Eric Effiong on a regular basis, until eventually he realizes he is sexually attracted to Eric and he gives him oral sex.[614][709]
Michael Guerin	Michael Vlamis	Roswell, New Mexico	Michael has been in relationships with Alex and Maria.[710][614]
Owen Harper	Burn Gorman	Torchwood	Had sexual relationships/interest in men (Colin, Mark Lynch) and women (Katie Russel, Gwen Cooper).[711][712]
Chad Harris-Crane	Donn Swaby Charles Divins	Passions	Chad has been in relationsips with Simone Russell and Vincent[713][lower-alpha 4]
Larry Henderson	John Lithgow	Trial & Error	Larry is bisexual and has had a lover outside of his marriage.[714][715]
Payton Hobart	Ben Platt	The Politician (TV series)	Initially identifies as straight and dates his classmate Alice Charles but develops a romantic relationship with his male classmate River Barkley and even has a threesome with River and his girlfriend Astrid Sloan. He and Alice later enter a short lived polyamorous relationship with Astrid before getting married.[716]
Saul Holden	Ron Rifkin	Brothers & Sisters	His bisexuality was revealed in the 2007-2008 season, becoming "the first over-60 series regular LGBT character on broadcast television" according to GLAAD.[717] Later in the show he struggled with his bisexuality, which he had previously hidden from his family.[62]
Miles Hollingsworth III	Eric Osborne	Degrassi: The Next Generation Degrassi: Next Class	Has had romantic relationships with females, and one male. Though he was hesitant to label himself, he finally comes to terms with his sexuality, and comes out as bisexual in the fourth season.[614][718]
Nolan Hotchkiss	Chris Mason	Pretty Little Liars: The Perfectionists	[719]
Tony Hills	Mark Homer	EastEnders	Tony was a bisexual, having numerous relationships with men and women; most notably with Tiffany and then with her brother Simon.[720][721]
Jake	Steve Lund	Schitt's Creek	Jake dates both Stevie and David simultaneously. When he proposes a throuple, Stevie and David both run.[722]
Ianto Jones	Gareth David-Lloyd	Torchwood	Has a secret relationship with a woman at the beginning of the show, then later starts a relationship with main character Jack Harkness, a bisexual captain,[58] later dying in a miniseries.[96]
Ivan Jones	Daniel Brocklebank	Emmerdale	[723]
Christopher "Chris" Keller	Christopher Meloni	Oz	Has a relationship with a male inmate named Tobias Beecher, and is bisexual serial killer who preys upon gay men in the outside world while hiding his sexual orientation through a series of marriages.[724]
Jim Lahey	John Dunsworth	Trailer Park Boys	Jim is a bisexual, drunk, trailer-park supervisor.[725]
Hannibal Lecter	Mads Mikkelsen	Hannibal	Has been in relationships with women as well as being in love with a man, Will Graham.[432] Series creator Bryan Fuller said about the relationship between Lecter and Graham, "I feel one is om[ni]sexual and one is heterosexual and there's a lot of influence going back and forth"; but he did not specifically identify which of the two.[726]
Danny Lomax	Stephen Billington	Hollyoaks	[727]
Mark	Luke Bilyk	Lost Girl	Mark is shown as being attracted to females and has sex with Bo Dennis, then as his friendship with Vex grows their relationship becomes romantic.[728]
Oberyn Martell	Pedro Pascal	Game of Thrones	Prince Oberyn Martell, also known as the Red Viper, was a member of House Martell, the ruling family of Dorne. He is bisexual and has eight illegitimate daughters, collectively known as the "Sand Snakes".[729][730]
Gael Martinez	Tommy Martinez	Good Trouble	[614][731]
Moose Mason	Cody Kearsley	Riverdale	Moose is a student at Riverdale High School, and is bisexual and has a relationship with Kevin Keller.[614][729]
James McGraw / Captain James Flint	Toby Stephens	Black Sails	As young Lieutenant McGraw, he got to know Thomas Hamilton and his wife, Miranda, the three of them started having an affair.[732]
Blake Moran	Erich Bergen	Madam Secretary	Blake is Elizabeth McCord's Executive Assistant. He comes out to her in season 3 episode 22, "Revelation".[614][733]
Neal	Maulik Pancholy	Whitney	Whitney discovers Neal on a date with another man.[734]
Dexadrine "Dex" Parios	Cobie Smulders	Stumptown	A bisexual private investigator and veterans who has a problem with gambling.[735][736]
Danny Pennant	Gary Lucy	EastEnders	[737][738]
Niles Pottinger	James Murray	Defiance	[739]
Todd Quinlan	Robert Maschio	Scrubs	Todd confides that he has had a threesome, meaning that it was two men and a woman. He also says that he appreciates hot regardless of gender.[740]
Randy	Patrick Roach	Trailer Park Boys	Randy is an unambitious bisexual who smokes copious amounts of marijuana, constantly devours cheeseburgers and almost never wears a shirt.[741][725]
Nolan Ross	Gabriel Mann	Revenge	He is bisexual and has dated men and women.[314]
Ravi Roy	Stephen Uppal	Hollyoaks	Ravi was dating Nancy Dean, but after he split with Nancy, he made a pass at Russ Owen. He tried to pass it off as a joke, but later admitted to Russ that he liked girls and guys.[742][743]
Rudy	French Stewart	Mom	Chef Rudy was revealed in the 2013-2014 broadcast season that he was bisexual.[744]
Ricky Schwartz	Matthew Fahey	Awkward	[745]
Chuck Shurley/God	Rob Benedict	Supernatural	He mentions having had both boyfriends and girlfriends in the eleventh season's twentieth episode Don't Call Me Shurley.[746]
Grayson Sinclair	Christopher Villiers	Emmerdale	[747]
Ambrose Spellman	Chance Perdomo	The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina	Ambrose is a warlock, and Sabrina's cousin from England. He is unashamedly sexual and pursues both men and women. He has a brief affair with Prudence Blackwood, and also dates fellow warlock Luke Chalfant.[748]
Eric Slater	Tom Courtenay	Unforgotten	Eric was in a heterosexual marriage and had secret Gay relationships with Jimmy Sullivan and another man called Nicholas (the latter is seen only in a photograph).[749]
Leo Spiller	Will McCormack	Dirt	Leo is the bisexual brother of the show's main character, tabloid editor Lucy Spiller.[750]
Marcus Standish	Joe Morton	The Politician	For over ten years Marcus and his wife Dede were involved in a polyamorous relationship with a man named William Ward, although William dumps them after falling in love with another woman. Marcus and Dede briefly engage in a sexual relationship with a different man before dumping him and divorcing each other.[751]
Charlie St. George	Tyler Barnhardt	13 Reasons Why	Charlie comes out to his father as bisexual once he starts dating his classmate Alex Standall.[752]
Alex Standall	Miles Heizer	13 Reasons Why	Alex Has an on-again off-again relationship with his classmate Jessica Davis but later has relationships with Winston Williams and Charlie St. hGeorge.[752]
Tony Stonem	Nicholas Hoult	Skins	He's in a relationship at the beginning with Michelle (And he cheats on her with other women), but in an episode he shows sexual curiosity for his friend Maxxie Oliver.[729]
Victor Strand	Colman Domingo	Fear the Walking Dead	Confirmed bisexual by the actor.[753]
Robert Sugden	Ryan Hawley	Emmerdale	Robert starts having an affair with Aaron Dingle whilst engaged to Chrissie White. Their affair is exposed as Robert is outed, his marriage to Chrissie ends as him and Aaron enter into a relationship. Robert later confirms his bisexuality to Aaron expressing he had kept it hidden since being a teenager when his father had beat him for it.[754]
Brett Talbot	Cody Saintgnue	Teen Wolf	Bisexual man and old school rival of Liam Dunbar.[755]
Dell Toledo	Michael Chiklis	American Horror Story: Freak Show	He had relations with Ethel Darling and Desiree Dupree, but he was in love with a hustler named Andy.[756]
Paul Torres	Adan Canto	The Following	[757]
Jeremy Usborne	Robert Webb	Peep Show	Hinted in earlier series', and confirmed in Series 9 in episodes 'Gregory's Beard' and 'Threeism', where Jeremy starts an affair with his current girlfriend Megan's boyfriend Joe, and discusses his sexuality openly with roommate Mark Corrigan.[758]
Vex	Paul Amos	Lost Girl	BDSM submissive with a favorite dominatrix in Season 2, he has a sexual fantasy involving Mark in Season 5 and the two of them become a couple.[759]
Leopoldo "Polo" Benavent Villada	Álvaro Rico	Elite	Polo began experimenting with his sexuality when he was still in a relationship with Carla, and eventually discovered that he was bisexual.[614]
Alex Walker	David J. Cork	Bi: The Webseries	Alex is an actor who stands in his queerness, and hopes that the people around him could better accept his orientation.[760]
William Ward	Teddy Sears	The Politician	For over ten years Teddy was engaged in a polyamorous relationship with married couple Marcus and Dede Standish, but eventually leaves them for a woman named Hadassah Gold.[751]
Eliot Waugh	Hale Appleman	The Magicians	Eliot has a one night stand with Janet and Quentin.[761]
Tyrell Wellick	Martin Wallström	Mr. Robot	Tyrell's sexuality has never been explicitly stated, but he often uses sex in order to reach his goals and seems pretty comfortable kissing and performing sex acts with both women and men, like Anwar in the show's third episode.[762][447] He has a wife with whom he is implied to be sexually active in the first season of the show, and confesses his love for the main character of the show, Elliot Alderson, who is a man, in the second season. It has been confirmed by the show creator Sam Esmail that he does indeed love Elliot.[763][764]
Darryl Whitefeather	Pete Gardner	Crazy Ex-Girlfriend	He married a woman but after their separation is dating "White Josh", even singing a song declaring himself bisexual titled "Getting Bi."[765][614]
Jackson Whittemore	Colton Haynes	Teen Wolf	Jackson was in a relationship with girlfriend Lydia Martin from seasons 1 to 3 before moving to London. Jackson returned to season 6 with his boyfriend Ethan.[729]
Zero	Adam Senn	Hit the Floor	[766]

Transgender

Character	Portrayed by	Program	Notes
Aaron	Elliot Fletcher	The Fosters	Trans man who later dates Callie.[126] [767] (2013-2018)
Candy Abundance	Angelica Ross	Pose	Trans woman who is HIV-positive.[768][769][770] (2018–Present)
Elektra Abundance	Dominique Jackson	Pose	Trans woman.[769][771] (2018–Present)
Lulu Abundance	Hailie Sahar	Pose	Trans woman.[769][770] (2018–Present)
Unique Adams	Alex Newell	Glee	Trans woman.[772][516] By the 2013-2014 broadcast season, she had become a series regular.[773][101] (2009-2015)
Ana	Nava Mau	Generation	A trans woman who is attempting to be a positive role figure for her niece.[774]
Angelique	Jonny Beauchamp	Penny Dreadful	Trans woman. [Citation needed:July 2019] Angelique encounters Dorian Gray in a cafe, later going to her workplace where it is made clear that she is transgender. (2014-2016)
Anna	Valerie Landsburg	1st & Ten (1984 TV series)	Anna is a trans woman who marries the team's kicker, Zagreb Shkenusky. (1984-1991)
Antoine	Brian Michael Smith	Queen Sugar	It's revealed that Ralph's childhood friend, Antoinette "Toine" Wilkins, was bullied for being gender-variant growing up and Ralph came to their defense. When they reunite in Season 2, Antoinette has transitioned and is a transgender man, and goes by Antoine.[775] Toine is played by transgender actor Brian Michael Smith.[776] (2016–Present)
Ariel	Marina Matheus	3%	Marina Matheus plays Gloria's friend Ariel in this Brazilian show. (2016-2020)
Miss Artiphys	Karen Dior	Xena: Warrior Princess	Trans woman in Season 2 Episode "Here She Comes... Miss Amphipolis". [Citation needed:July 2019] (1995-2001)
Maya Avant	Karla Mosley	The Bold and the Beautiful	Trans woman [359][777] who is married and has a young daughter.[778] Maya is the first trans woman featured on a US daytime soap opera as a series regular and the first transgender bride to be married on a US daytime soap opera.[779][780][781] (1987–Present)
Cheryl Avery	Kate Moennig	Law & Order: Special Victims Unit	In the season 4 episode, "Fallacy," Cheryl appears, with Moening considering the show to be her initiation to New York City and said "You have to do Law and Order if you lived in New York!"[782] (1999–Present)
Ivan Aycock	Kelly Lynch	The L Word	Trans man. [Citation needed:July 2019] (2004-2009)
Hannah/Matty Barton	Grace Cassidy Ash Palmisciano	Emmerdale	Trans man.[783] (Matty is the first transgender character on Emmerdale. He was formerly called Hannah Barton and left the serial in 2012, transitioning off-screen before returning in 2018.[784]) (1972–Present)
Shannon Beiste/Sheldon	Dot-Marie Jones	Glee	Trans man.[785] (2009-2015)
Benni/Bernadette	Anton Rubtsov	Dark	Bernadette is a trans woman and prostitute who is Torben's sister. (2017-2020)
Erica Bettis	Helen Shaver	The Education of Max Bickford	Trans woman. [Citation needed:July 2019] (2001-2002)
Bill	Chris O'Donnell	Two and a Half Men	In the episode "An Old Flame With a New Wick" O'Donnell plays a transgender man named Bill. (2003-2015)
Sasha Booker	Jamie Clayton	Designated Survivor	The third season features Sasha Booker, a trans woman and the President's sister-in-law. (2016-2019)
Hannah Bradford	Evie MacDonald	First Day	Trans girl who is entering middle school and trying to find her "authetic self."[786][787] (2020)
Brandi	Jenny McCarthy	Just Shoot Me	Brandi is a trans woman and an old college friend of Finch's as shown in the episode "There's Something About Allison." (1997-2003)
Helen Brears	Bethany Black	Cucumber Banana	Trans woman. [Citation needed:July 2019] (2015)
Charlie Briggs	Diana Weston	My Family	Diana Weston plays Charlie Briggs, an old college friend of Ben's who is transgender. (2000-2011)
Cotton Brown	Amiyah Scott	Star	Trans woman. [Citation needed:July 2019] She is the daughter of a salon owner and part of the main cast from season 1 forward. (2016-2019)
Denise Bryson	David Duchovny	Twin Peaks	Trans woman. [Citation needed:July 2019] Bryson is a trans FBI agent, who purportedly began presenting as a woman after working undercover. (1990-1991)
Sophia Burset	Laverne Cox	Orange Is the New Black	Trans woman.[453] (Laverne Cox is transgender, with The Advocate suggesting that this series is the first women-in-prison series that includes a real trans woman playing the role of a transgender person.[788]) (2013-2019)
Pat Caddison	Robert Reed	Medical Center	In the two-part Season 7 opener, Dr. Pat Caddison, a former colleague of Dr. Gannon, reveals his intention to transition from male to female. (1969-1976)
Robert Calvert	Misha Butler	Casualty	The show featured transgender character Robert in episode 26, "Fatal Error – Part Two," of its 30th season. (2015-2016)
Carla	Eve Lindley	Mr. Robot	Trans woman. Known as 'Hot Carla', the local pyromaniac. [Citation needed:July 2019] (2015-2019)
Blessing Chambers	Modupe Adeyeye	Hollyoaks	Trans woman. [Citation needed:July 2019] (1995–Present)
Charlene	Jim Bailey	Night Court	In the Season 3 episode "Best of Friends", Dan meets up with a college buddy who is no longer living as a man but is a woman, hence a trans woman. (1984-1992)
Cecilia Chung	Ivory Aquino	When We Rise	Trans woman. [Citation needed:July 2019] (2017)
Chris	Theo Germaine	Work in Progress	Chris is a young trans man, barista, and boyfriend to the lead character. Germain appears in all episodes of the show but is credited as a special guest star.[789] (2019–Present)
Crystal Clark	Krista Allen	Married... with Children	In the episode "Calendar Girl," Beautiful calendar girl Crystal Clark comes out as a trans woman on national TV, to the horror of those who loved her for her body. (1987-1997)
Cole	Tom Phelan	The Fosters	Trans man.[472] (2013-2018)
Maxine Conway	Socratis Otto	Wentworth	Trans woman. [Citation needed:July 2019] (2013–Present)
Jason Costello	Victoria Atkin	Hollyoaks	Trans man. Jason experienced gender dysphoria and is a transgender man who retained an attraction to males.[790] (1995–present)
Hayley Cropper	Julie Hesmondhalgh	Coronation Street	Trans woman. She later marries a man. (She is the first regular trans character to be introduced into soap opera, with the portrayal praised by British Parliament.[791]) (1960–Present)
Davina	Alexandra Billings	Transparent	Trans woman who is HIV-positive.[792] (2014-2019)
Dax	Various actors	Star Trek: Deep Space Nine	A symbiont, has changed genders throughout their lives. (1993-1999)
Allyson Del Lago	Jen Richards	Nashville	Trans woman. [Citation needed:July 2019] (2012-2018)
Bailey Delvecchio	Kai Shappley	The Baby-Sitters Club	Bailey is a trans child who comes out to her babysitter, Mary Anne Spier.[781][793] (2020-Present)
Charlotte DiLaurentis	Vanessa Ray	Pretty Little Liars	Alison's sister and a trans woman, who tries to kill herself and her family, which GLAAD called "regrettable."[794][795] (2010-2017)
Barbara Dixon	Steve Pemberton	The League of Gentlemen	Barbara Dixon is the proprietor of the local taxi firm, Bab's Cabs. (1999-2002)
Martin Dunbar	Matt Greenwood	Waterloo Road	Trans woman. [Citation needed:July 2019] In 2011, this British school-based drama introduced fictional transgender character, 'Martin Dunbar' played by Matt Greenwood in Series 7, Episode 2 of the BBC Drama Series. The episode features around the 'coming out' and coming-to-terms storyline of the pupil. Kacey Barry, played by Brogan Ellis, is forced to come to terms with her gender issues in series 8 (episode 18, man of the match") when Barry outs Kacey as a girl on the football pitch after Zoe kisses her/him. (2006-2015)
Erica	Helen Shaver	The Education of Max Bickford	Erica is a trans woman and best friend of Max Bickford, the title character. (2001-2002)
Angel Evangelista	Indya Moore	Pose	Trans woman.[769][796] (2018–Present)
Blanca Evangelista	Mj Rodriguez	Pose	Trans woman who has HIV and is, as such, disabled.[769][796][797] (2018–Present)
Morgan Finn	Joanne Boland	Strange Empire	Morgan is a trans man. The series is set in 1869. (2014-2015)
Frankie Fox	Hannah Alligood	Better Things	Sam's middle child, Frankie, is a transgender boy.[798] (2016–Present)
Wendy Garner Mimosa Dr. Mona Lavelle Raspy Transgender Woman Transgender Person	Sara Buxton Kate Walsh Sara Buxton Lindsay Crouse Bijoux Deluxe David Michael Fordham	CSI: Crime Scene Investigation	The fifth-season episode "Ch-ch-changes" focuses on illegal sex reassignment operations in the female transgender community, and features several transgender characters like Wendy, Mimosa, and Mona Lavelle. (2000-2015)
Georgette	Beau Bridges	The Closer	In the episode "Make Over," Bridges plays Georgette, a transgender woman and Provenza's ex-partner. (2005-2012)
Gittel	Hari Nef	Transparent	Trans woman. [Citation needed:July 2019] (2014-2019)
Stephanie Grant	Wilson Cruz	Ally McBeal	Cruz guest stars as Stephanie Grant, a transgender teen arrested for prostitution whom Ally must defend in court. (1997-2002)
Mackenzie Hargreaves	Georgie Stone	Neighbours	Trans woman. (She is the serial's first transgender character.[799]) (1985–Present)
Jill Hartford	Alexandra Billings	How to Get Away with Murder	Trans woman. She is a colleague of Annalise, a pansexual attorney,[800] with the latter continuing to defend her friend no matter what.[801] (2014–Present)
Dolly Holloway	Maren Heary	Gypsy	She may be transgender or lesbian.[802][261] (2017)
Michael Hallowell	Ellie Desautels	Rise	Trans man.[803] (2018)
Ma Hyun-yi	Lee Joo-young	Itaewon Class	Trans woman (2020)
Ms. Hudson	Candis Cayne	Elementary	Trans woman. [Citation needed:July 2019] (2012-2019)
Imani	Jasmine Davis	The Chi	Imani is a trans woman who has a storyline center on a romantic relationship [804] (2018-Present)
Janette	Maria Clara Spinelli	Supermax	Trans woman. [Citation needed:July 2019] (2016)
Tara Jewkes	Ariel Ivo Reid	Casualty	Trans woman. [Citation needed:July 2019] (1986–Present)
Job	Hoon Lee	Banshee	Job is a computer hacker and confidant of Lucas Hood. He has been described as transgender, a transvestite and a drag queen. (Hoon Lee believes that the character is "constantly evolving" and is not interested in "figuring out the label of who he is and every aspect of that."[805]) (2013-2016)
Rachel Johnson	MacKenzie Phillips	The Love Boat	In a 1982 episode, "I Don't Play Anymore/Gopher's Roommate/Crazy for You," Phillips portrays a trans woman named Rachel Johnson who is eventually accepted as a friend by her old high school classmate, series regular Fred Grandy. (1977-1987)
Sam Jordan	Elliot Fletcher	Y: The Last Man	A trans man who proves that the main character, Yorick, not actually "the last man left alive." [806] (2021-Present)
María José	Paco León	La Casa de las Flores	Trans woman. [Citation needed:August 2018] (2018-2020)
Judy	Rebecca Root	Boy Meets Girl	Trans woman. [Citation needed:July 2019] (2015-2016)
Gil Kessler	John Schuck	The Golden Girls	In the Season 3, episode 8, titled "Brotherly Love," Gil is a city council candidate who comes out as a trans man. (1985-1992)
Kiki	Glen Campbell	Queer as Folk'	Later seasons featured a minor transgender character named Kiki (usually described by other characters as "Kiki the Waitress, formerly known as Kenny the Waiter"). This included episodes such as "We Will Survive!," "Bored Out of Ya Fucking Mind" and "Big Fucking Mouth."[807] (2000-2005)
Kim	Damon Herriman	Secret City	An Australian drama television series in which a political journalist uncovers a secret city of interlocked conspiracies, putting innocent lives in danger including her own. Her ex-husband, Kim, is a trans woman.[808] (2016–Present)
Kyla	Jamie Clayton	Hung	In season 3, Jamie Clayton plays Kyla, a trans woman, in two episodes in the third season in 2011. (2009-2011)
Maura Lee Karupt	Alan Mingo Jr.	Doom Patrol	Danny is a sentient, genderqueer, teleporting street which is being haunted by the Bureau of Normalcy. Former Bureau agent Morris Wilson has become a drag queen named Maura Lee Karupt who helps keep Danny going by sustaining a party atmosphere. (2019–Present)
Micah Lee Pierce Williams	Leo Sheng Brian Michael Smith	The L Word: Generation Q	Micah Lee and Pierce Williams are both trans men, with Lee a protagonist and Williams a secondary character. (2019–Present)
Denise Lockwood	Alexandra Grey	Chicago Med	Denise Lockwood is a trans woman who appears in episode 3 of season 2, and is the sister of nurse Maggie Lockwood. She is also a recurring character. (2015–Present)
Lola	Shakina Nayfack	Difficult People	Trans woman. [Citation needed:July 2019] (2015-2017)
Louise	Jesscia Crockett	Dark Angel	In Season 1, episode 8, titled ""Out"Back at Jam Pony," Normal has a date with a woman who is actually transgender. After he finds out, he decides that he doesn't care about her past, only to discover that Louise (Played by actress Jessica Crockett) is a lesbian. This was the first time a trans woman was cast to play a trans character on American television. (2000-2002)
Sopia Lopez	Jonathan Del Arco	Nip/Tuck	Trans woman. [Citation needed:July 2019] (2003-2010)
Luna La	Zión Moreno	Gossip Girl	A trans woman is part of the regular cast of this series.[774]
Lup	Griffin McElroy	The Adventure Zone	Trans woman.[137][809]
Cindy McCauliff	Lisa Edelstein	Ally McBeal	Trans woman who appears in the fourth season of the show. (1997-2002)
Louis McGerry	Tyler Luke Cunningham	Holby City	Series 22 of the show introduced Louis McGerry, the show's first regular transgender character. Louis is a nurse at the titular hospital and the son of CEO and neurosurgeon Max McGerry. (1999–Present)
Janet McKay	Shelley Hack	Tales from the Crypt	In the episode "The Assassin", housewife Janet McKay is revealed to once having been a CIA operative named Ronald Wald. (1989-1996)
Anna Madrigal	Olympia Dukakis	Tales of the City	Trans woman. [Citation needed:July 2019] (1993)
Sam Malloy	Aidan Mitchell	The Riches	Sam, the youngest Malloy child, is transgender and frequently dresses in feminine clothing. The idea for Sam's non-binary gender expression came about before Izzard, a gender non-conforming comedian, joined the show.[810] Sam's gender expression is accepted and respected by the Malloy parents and siblings. (2007-2008)
Margo	Jen Richards	Mrs. Fletcher	Margo is the teacher for the title character's creative writing class. (2019)
Ben Marks	Isaiah Stannard	Good Girls	Ben Marks, son of Annie's and Gregg, is bullied and comes out as a transgender boy in season 2 with the name Ben.[100] (2018–Present)
Nomi Marks	Jamie Clayton	Sense8	Nomi Marks is a computer hacktivist, and lesbian trans woman, living in San Francisco who finds herself mentally linked to 7 other people from around the world[811] and is in a relationship with Amanita Caplan.[446][812] Nomi is also part of the Cluster. (2015-2018)
Mae Martin	Mae Martin	Feel Good	Mae, a recovering addict, does not identify her sexuality. She's had relationships with men and women, and called herself transgender, non-binary, and bisexual in one episode.[813] She is in a same-sex relationship with George, who identified as straight before she started dating Mae[814][815] and tried to have sex with a man in one episode.[816] (2020–Present)
Jazmin Martinez	Hailie Sahar	Good Trouble	Trans woman.[817] (2019–Present)
Taylor Mason	Asia Kate Dillon	Billions	Taylor is a trans woman and has a storyline centered on a romantic relationship. [804] (2016-Present)
Matthew	Garcia	Party of Five (2020)	Matthew is Lucia's undocumented trans friend who works at the Acostas' restaurant. (2020)
Maxine	Callum Booth-Ford	Butterfly	Three-part miniseries starring Anna Friel and 11-year old Callum Booth-Ford as her daughter Max(ine).[818] (2018)
Alexis Meade	Rebecca Romijn	Ugly Betty	Trans woman who returned from the dead as a complex and sympathetic woman.[819][820] (Initially portrayed by Elizabeth Penn Payne for the first twelve episodes, when she was listed in the credits as "Masked Lady".[821]) She was later written off the show.[822] (2006-2010)
Mia	Chloë Sevigny	Hit & Miss	Trans woman. [Citation needed:July 2019] (2012)
Molly Milkovich	____	Shameless (US)	Trans woman. [Citation needed:July 2019] (2011–Present)
Paul Millander	Matt O'Toole	CSI: Crime Scene Investigation	A serial killer who posed as a judge, and serves as Gil Grissom's nemesis, he is featured in multiple episodes. It is later shown that he underwent sexual reassignment in his youth and as a result his relationship with his mother was a complicated one, with him leading a double life, one as Paul Millander and the other as the "Honorable Judge Douglas Mason." (2000-2015)
Ava Moore	Famke Janssen	Nip/Tuck	Trans woman, with GLAAD criticizing the character as problematic because of her "psychotic and incestuous behavior"[96] (2003-2010)
Linda Murkland	Linda Gray	All That Glitters	Linda is a transgender fashion model,[823] who is said to be the first transgender series regular on American television.[824] (1977)
Nia Nal / Dreamer	Nicole Maines	Supergirl	Trans woman, said to be the first transgender superhero.[206][825] She works at CatCO (introduced in Season 4).[826] (2015–Present)
Hans Neeman	Tracey Ullman	The Tracey Ullman Show	Trans man. [Citation needed:July 2019] (1987-1990)
Noah	Elliot Fletcher	Faking It	Gay trans man.[767] (2014-2016)
Cassandra O'Brien	Zoë Wanamaker	Doctor Who	Trans woman. (In one review, she was described as an "incidental parody of transgender womanhood," and a "fractured mirror-image of medical transition itself," even as she is "problematic."[827]) (1963–Present)
Oh	DoungJai Hiransri	30 Degrees in February	Oh is a Thai Kathoey who falls in love with Glenn, and later on they adopt a child. (2012–Present)
Casey Parker	Alex Blue Davis	Grey's Anatomy	Trans man and war veteran (introduced as a first-year surgical intern in Season 14).[828][100] (2005–present)
Arun Parmar	Rebecca Hazlewood	Bad Girls	Trans woman and an inmate, she is also hinted to be bisexual as she served time in Larkhall prison.[Citation needed:July 2019] (1999-2006)
Pastor Patricia	____	Bones	In the 2009 episode "The He in the She," a police teamwork to solve the murder of a transgender pastor named Patricia. [Citation needed:July 2019] (2005-2017)
Cherry Peck	Willam Belli	Nip/Tuck	Trans woman. [Citation needed:July 2019] (2003-2010)
Maura Pfefferman	Jeffrey Tambor	Transparent	Trans woman who comes out to her family late in life.[446][829] She is prevented from transitioning due to her health problems.[830][792] (2014-2019)
Theo Putnam	Lachlan Watson	Chilling Adventures of Sabrina	Trans man. In season 1, Theo was known as Susie Putnam and described as non-binary.[831][832] He is Sabrina's close friend at Baxter High and later transitions, affirming his identity as a trans boy.[833][834][835] (2018–Present)
Carmelita Rainer	Candis Cayne	Dirty Sexy Money	A trans woman and recurring character in this series romantically involved with the New York District Attorney, General Patrick Darling.[836][837] She later left the series after another character accidentally shot and killed her.[838] (2008-2009)
Alba Recio	Eduardo Espinilla (season 1) Sergi Ruíz (seasons 2 and 3) Víctor Palmero (season 8 onward)	La que se avecina	Alba is the daughter of the homophobic Antonio Recio, who is embarrassed by her, and is a main character after season nine. (2007–Present)
Drew Reeves	Zelda Williams	Dead Of Summer	Trans man. He is gay or possibly bisexual, and ends up in a relationship with another man. [Citation needed:July 2019] (2016)
Vera Reynolds	Peter Capaldi	Prime Suspect	Vera is a trans woman and cabaret singer in Season 3. (1991-2006)
María José Riquelme	Paulina de la Mora	The House of Flowers	Trans woman. María José (formerly José María Riquelme) was married to Paulina before transitioning. She remarried Paulina in the final episode of season 3 (3x11).[839] (2018-2020)
Raoul	Sheldon Feldner	Good Grief	Raoul is an assistant at the Lapidus's funeral home. (1990-1991)
Rosalind	V. Vieux	Station 19	Trans woman who is Ben Warren's sister, previously on Grey's Anataomy, and a recurring character.[100]
Miss Robyn Ross	Carlotta	Number 96	In this series, Carlotta played a showgirl revealed as transgender.[840] (1972-1977)
Ruthie	Patti Harrison	Shrill	An irreverent co-worker and an office assistant who is transgender.[129] (2019-Present)
Tony Sawicki	Tatiana Maslany	Orphan Black	Trans man. [Citation needed:July 2019] He is a clone and criminal introduced in season two, with every other known clone in his "batch" as a female. (2013-2017)
Shea	Trace Lysette	Transparent	A HIV-positive recurring character and trans woman.[830] (2014-2019)
Nikki Sinckler	Linda Carlson	WKRP in Cincinnati	In the episode "Hotel Oceanview", Linda Carlson plays Nikki Sinckler, a transgender woman and former high school buddy of salesman Herb Tarlek, whom he unwittingly tries to seduce. (1978-1982)
Kyle Slater	Riley Carter Millington	EastEnders	Kyle appeared in the serial between 2015 and 2016, and is a trans man.[841][842] (1985–Present)
Julia Smith	____	Veronica Mars	Trans woman. [Citation needed:July 2019] (2004-2019)
Sally St. Claire	Annie Wallace	Hollyoaks	Trans woman. [Citation needed:July 2019] (1995–Present)
Reverend Michael Stills	Dallas Malloy	Eli Stone	In the season two episode, "Two Ministers," Michael is a trans minister who needs legal help when he loses his job after transitioning. (2008-2009)
Edie Stokes	Veronica Redd	The Jeffersons	Edie is George's old army buddy as shown in the Season 4 episode "Once a Friend" and is a trans woman. [Citation needed:July 2019] ( 1975-1985)
Paul Strickland	Brian Michael Smith	9-1-1: Lone Star	A black trans man who is one of the fire fighters at Station 126.[843][100][844] (2020–Present)
Sü	Nyla Rose	The Switch	The series, the first transgender-themed television series produced in Canada, stars Nyla Rose as Sü, an IT manager who comes out as a trans woman, and is forced to rebuild her life after losing her job and her apartment as a result of her announcement.[845] (2016–Present)
Max Sweeney	Daniela Sea	The L Word	Bisexual trans man who struggled to figure out his identity, taking this identity "into the working and dating worlds."[846] (2004-2009)
Jesse Sweetland	Sadie O'Neil	Bellevue	Trans woman. [Citation needed:July 2019] (2017)
Gray Tal	Ian Alexander	Star Trek: Discovery	A trans man, and orphan, who joined Trill living aboard a generational starship with his Human partner Adira.[54]
Liz Taylor	Denis O'Hare	American Horror Story: Hotel	Trans woman. [Citation needed:July 2019] (2015-2016)
Thad	Drew Pillsbury	Married... with Children	In season 9's tenth episode, "Dud Bowl", Thad, a former high school teammate of Al, is now a trans woman, to Al's dismay. Nevertheless she plays football on Al's re-organized team. (1987-1997)
Adam Torres	Jordan Todosey	Degrassi: The Next Generation	Trans man, the "only transgender regular or recurring character on scripted television" in 2011, according to GLAAD.[847] (2001-2015)
Trevor	Elliot Fletcher	Shameless (US)	Gay trans man.[767] (2011–Present)
Jules Vaughn	Hunter Schafer	Euphoria	Jules is trans woman who falls in love with Rue, a woman who has left rehab.[848][849][850] (2019–Present)
Buck Vu	Ian Alexander	The OA	Trans man.[851] (2016–Present)
Whiterose	B. D. Wong	Mr. Robot	Trans woman. She is the leader of a hacking collective.[852] (2015-2019)
Cameron Wirth	Laverne Cox	Doubt	Trans woman. [Citation needed:July 2019] (2017)
Marci Wise	Isis King	When They See Us	A young trans woman who is Korey's sister. (2019)
Transgender Woman	Kenneth Kynt Bryan	NCIS	In the Season 6 episode, " Judgement Call," Bryan voices a character titled "Transgender Woman," but was uncredited for the performance in the episode. (2003–Present)
Ysela	Daniela Vega	Tales of the City	Trans woman. She became Anna Madrigal's first friend when Anna moved to San Francisco.[853] (2019)
Zoe	Jeffrey Carlson	All My Children	Trans woman.[854][265] (1970-2011, 2013)

See also

• List of comedy television series with LGBT characters
• List of dramatic television series with LGBT characters: 1970s–2000s
• List of dramatic television series with LGBT characters: 2010s
• List of dramatic television series with LGBT characters: 2020s
• List of made-for-television films with LGBT characters
• List of soap operas with LGBT characters
• List of reality television programs with LGBT cast members
• Television works about intersex

Notes

1. Their lesbian kiss accounted for some 45 percent of viewer complaints to the BBC regarding EastEnders in 1994; provoking more complaints than any other television programme that year (according to research published by the Broadcasting Standards Council in 1995
2. Beth's kiss with Margaret was the first female same-sex kiss to be broadcast before 9 pm on British TV
3. Her voice actor, in 2019, said that she wanted to see "Jax involved in an LGBTQ relationship next season."
4. Passions made daytime history by being the first to depict two men having sex.

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461. "Lindsay Corkhill". LezWatch.TV.
462. "Angela Darmody". LezWatch.TV.
463. "Angela Darmody, Boardwalk Empire". LGBT Fans Deserve Better.
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465. "Ashley Davies, South of Nowhere". LGBT Fans Deserve Better.
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522. "Holly". LezWatch.TV.
523. "Susan Ivanova, Babylon 5". LGBT Fans Deserve Better.
524. "Susan Ivanova". LezWatch.TV.
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526. Liptak, Andrew (December 6, 2017). "George R.R. Martin praises Syfy's Nightflyers casting". The Verge.
527. "Samantha Jones, Sex and the City". LGBT Fans Deserve Better.
528. "Samantha Jones". American Institute of Bisexuality.
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535. Bradley, Laura (October 28, 2016). "Inside "San Junipero," Black Mirror's Uncharacteristically Beautiful Nostalgia Trip". Vanity Fair.
536. Guglielmi, Jodi (January 10, 2019). "Olivia Wilde Remembers Her LGBT Character on The O.C.: 'I'm So Happy to See How Far We've Come'". People. Olivia Wilde played Alex Kelly, an openly bisexual bar owner who dated both Seth Cohen and Marissa Cooper
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538. "Tina Kennard, The L Word". LGBT Fans Deserve Better.
539. Shelley, Rachel (June 14, 2018). "Laurel Holloman: "I shouldn't identify as bisexual"". Diva Magazine. Tina was, however, a bisexual character.
540. "Pat Kerrigan". LezWatch.TV.
541. "Jane Kerkovich-Williams, Happy Endings". LGBT Fans Deserve Better.
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544. "Molly Kroll, The L Word". LGBT Fans Deserve Better.
545. "Lena Kundera, All My Children". LGBT Fans Deserve Better.
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552. "Laura". LezWatch.TV.
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554. "Sophie-Anne Leclerq". American Institute of Bisexuality.
555. "Maggie Lin, Saving Hope". LGBT Fans Deserve Better. May 30, 2017.
556. "Two". LezWatch.TV.
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558. Whitney, Alyse (April 17, 2016). "'Once Upon a Time' Reveals Gay Storyline; Creators Say "Love Is Love"". The Hollywood Reporter.
559. Huver, Scott (January 27, 2012). "Lucy Lawless Bares All About the New Season of Spartacus". NBC CT.
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561. Nguyen, Hanh (November 28, 2017). "'Godless': Mary Agnes' Romance Wasn't as Uncommon as You Might Think". IndieWire.
562. Cusumano, Katherine (November 29, 2017). "Merritt Wever Wishes She Could Re-Do Her Critically Acclaimed Performance in Godless". W.
563. Damshenas, Sam (September 22, 2020). "The Boys tackles bi-erasure and lack of LGBTQ+ superheroes in Hollywood". gaytimes.co.uk.
564. Opie, David (October 14, 2020). "The Boys season 2 calls out queer erasure in Marvel and DC movies". Digital Spy.
565. "Helen Magnus". LezWatch.TV.
566. "24 Timeless Moments from '24'". Entertainment Weekly. March 29, 2010. 24's pilot episode ends with saucy bisexual assassin Mandy (Mia Kirshner) stealing a press photographer's ID badge while having sex with him in an airplane lavatory
567. "Mandy, 24". LGBT Fans Deserve Better.
568. Wardle, Lisa (September 23, 2016). "13 bisexual characters that TV got right". PennLive. Another clone on the show, Sarah Manning, has also been depicted as bisexual.
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572. "Maya, Crazy Ex-Girlfriend". LGBT Fans Deserve Better.
573. "Debbie McAllister". LezWatch.TV.
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578. "Degrassi: Where Are They Now? Lauren Collins". E! Online. January 16, 2014.
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580. "Freya Mikaelson, The Originals". LGBT Fans Deserve Better.
581. Harvey, Kerry (July 8, 2020). "Nicole and Maeve get set for Shortland Street's first on-screen same-sex wedding". Stuff. Co-star Martin – who has played the bisexual Nicole for 11 years – also loves the storyline.
582. Jasper, Marykate (January 10, 2018). "The Biggest and Most Welcome Surprise on Last Night's Runaways". The Mary Sue.
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585. "Dylan Moreland". LezWatch.TV.
586. Gilchrist, Tracy E. (December 18, 2018). "'OITNB' Star Yael Stone Accuses Geoffrey Rush of Harassment". The Advocate. Yael Stone, who plays bisexual character Morello on OITNB, braved a clash with Australia's defamation laws to speak out against the Oscar winner.
587. Lickley, Philip (February 27, 2013). "Did Primeval New World deserve to be cancelled?". Den of Geek. She felt well-rounded and as a bisexual character created a positive portrayal
588. Pozzo, Jasmyn (December 15, 2012). "Crystal Lowe takes on predators in the streets of Vancouver in new Primeval spin-off". The Vancouver Observer. Recently, Crystal's character came out as a bisexual on the show.
589. "Nana Visitor and Robert Hewitt Wolfe Talk DS9 and Mirror Universe In Latest Star Trek Magazine".
590. "Nicki". LezWatch.TV.
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596. Mulkerrins, Jane (September 24, 2016). "Transparent remains warm, poignant and thought provoking: season 3 review". The Telegraph.
597. "Sarah Pfefferman, Transparent". LGBT Fans Deserve Better.
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600. Radzimski, Melissa (January 18, 2019). "'The L-Word' Remembered: The Lesbian That Changed It All Turns 15". Huffington Post.
601. "Natacha Rambova, American Horror Story: Hotel". LGBT Fans Deserve Better.
602. Betancourt, Manuel (July 22, 2019). "Netflix's "Tales of the City" Confronts the Queer Community's Generational Divide". Electric Literature.
603. "Lenora Rauch". LezWatch.TV.
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605. "Christine Reade, The Girlfriend Experience". LGBT Fans Deserve Better.
606. Donnelly, Law (October 31, 2019). "I Just Don't Trust The New 'Home & Away' Queer Relationship & I Have Good Reasons". Pedestrian TV. Shannon Reed (played by Isla Fisher no less) was the first non-straight-esque character to land bay-side. She was bisexual, noted only by the unreciprocated crush she had on her mentor Mandy Thomas.
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608. Way, Ashley. "Bright Star". Origin. Season 1. Episode 3. YouTube Premium.(subscription required)
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610. "Susie Ross". LezWatch.TV.
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612. Mohan, Keerthi (February 19, 2015). "'Game of Thrones' Actress Indira Varma Talks Nudity on Show; Reveals What's Next for Ellaria Sand". International Business Times.
613. GLAAD 2007, p. 6.
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617. "Jenny Schecter". Bi.org.
618. Bendix, Trish (July 30, 2013). ""The Good Wife" creators on Kalinda's new "party girl" love interest". AfterEllen.
619. GLAAD 2010, p. 3-4, 6.
620. "Sameen Shaw, Person of Interest". LGBT Fans Deserve Better.
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622. Jackman, Josh (October 1, 2018). "The Good Place star reveals that Eleanor is 'super bisexual'". PinkNews UK.
623. GLAAD 2009, p. 3.
624. "Number Six/Caprica-Six, Battlestar Galactica". LGBT Fans Deserve Better.
625. "Astrid Sloan". Bi.org.
626. Sargeant, Harri (May 15, 2012). "Steven Moffat: River Song is 'happily bi'". Hypable.
627. "Olivia Spencer". LezWatch.TV.
628. "Dirt". LezWatch.TV.
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630. "Amy Tyler, Sons of Anarchy". LGBT Fans Deserve Better.
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634. "Susan, Van Helsing". LGBT Fans Deserve Better.
635. "Tamsin, Lost Girl". LGBT Fans Deserve Better.
636. "Marissa Tasker-Chandler, All My Children". LGBT Fans Deserve Better.
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638. "Tina Tevetino". LezWatch.TV.
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641. "D'Anna Biers". LezWatch.TV.
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643. Nelson, Carrie (March 14, 2012). "Visi(bi)lity: In Praise of Callie Torres". Bitch Media.
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645. GLAAD 2009, p. 3, 5.
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648. Burlingame, Russ (May 2, 2018). "'Krypton': Nyssa-Vex Reveals She Is Bisexual". ComicBook.com. Pop Culture Media.
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653. "Jodie Wilde". LezWatch.TV.
654. "Shaz Wiley". LezWatch.TV.
655. "Sheena Williams". LezWatch.TV.
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657. "Palmer Wyland". LezWatch.TV.
658. "Aleksandra "Ola" Zimińska". LezWatch.TV.
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Further reading

• Brennan, Joseph, ed. (2015). Queerbaiting and Fandom: Teasing Fans through Homoerotic Possibilities. Iowa City, IA: University of Iowa Press. ISBN 978-1-60938-671-9.
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