'Fellow Travelers', "Queer As Folk' and More! The Hottest Queer TV Series Of All Time

We are not messing around with this playlist today, folks. We searched far and wide to bring you the best queer television series of all time, and the results do not disappoint. Queer representation on the small screen has skyrocketed in recent years thanks to a new generation of out actors unafraid to bring all of themselves to the workplace. But we wouldn't be here without the groundbreaking series of years past, and today you can see the best of both worlds.

Out actors Matt Bomer and Jonathan Bailey filmed the most realistic sex scenes ever aired on television in Fellow Travelers. Bomer is a dom top throughout most of Fellow Travelers, but he succumbs to Bailey's cock in the final episode when the two virile men finally flip fuck! The often-overlooked series Looking paved the way for the new generation of queer shows. Ben Whishaw got fingered in the ass while topping in the 2023 movie Passengers, but would that even have happened had he not hardcore fucked in his series London Spy? We may never know.

Murray Bartlett has been very prolific on the small screen, but he never got banged quite as good as he did on Netflix's Tales Of The City when Charlie Barnett went all in on his ass. And let's give it up for the show that started it all, Queer As Folk. There are almost too many incredible scenes to count both in the original Biriths version of the series as well as the American version. Sense8's big budget was warranted thanks to the show's iconic metaphysical queer orgy scenes. Give them all the money!

Ryan O'Connell is a gay man thriving with mild cerebral palsy, and he brought his unique story to life with the series Special, in which he gets fucked by a hooker played by Internet celebrity Brian Alvarez. 2000s gays will remember getting their fix with Dante's Cove, which is a supernatural soap with gay sex and big cocks. True Blood wishes.

Plus in this extra special playlist we're bringing you the stars who helped make RuPaul's Drag Race the cultural phenomenon that it is today, the highflying freak fest in the Interview With The Vampire series, the kiss that started it all on Will & Grace, and so much more. These boys are here, they're queer, and they're fucking on television. Get used to it.