They were just worried that they might have inadvertently ended up in a background shot of a bar scene. Watching the show with friends, the most dramatic moments for them didn’t involve Whitney’s revolving bedroom door or Rose’s loutish treatment of her girlfriend. As a Los Angeles resident who regularly spots neighbors/co-workers/acquaintances on reality shows (and wonders why they do it), I find the women and the “scene” to be familiar, even predictable. The girls on it seem like nice people, but it’s been edited into oblivion, and for me personally or anyone who’s spent any time in the “scene” depicted on this show, Karman Kregloe at AfterEllen had it dead on when she explained: Unfortunately, a lot of the interesting people who were offered spots on The Real L Word said hell-to-the-NO. People complained “lesbian life isn’t really like that.” Now Ilene’s made a reality show to prove that yeah, it really is like that. It’s a bunch of girls who like girls, mostly wearing the same color tank tops.Īlso it gave me a lot of feelings about The Power of the Clam:īasically this is the premise: Ilene Chaiken made a show, The L Word : Unfortunately, this show has no premise, no rising action and no conflict and therefore… I really you know, have had a hard time. on Showtime.īack in the old days when I recapped The L Word for my blog and The L Word Online, I aimed to have my L Word recaps up immediately after the show’s end, otherwise known as “10 P.M.” Luckily, there’s a show for that, filled with other ladies who have those feelings, too! And LOVE talking about it! It’s called The Real L Word, and it premiered Sunday night at 10 P.M. Then you may have a disease - it’s called Real Lesbians. The 200 Best Lesbian, Bisexual & Queer Movies Of All TimeĪnyhow, let’s begin! Have you ever felt any of the following feelings in the company of other females?.LGBTQ Television Guide: What To Watch Now.
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