So… She-Ra is no longer on Netflix.

Gays, guys & girls assemble - She-Ra is gone.

Melissa and I sit down in this episode to discuss our thoughts on She-Ra leaving Netflix, and what exactly this means for the Queer community. Foul language ahead, and many side quests too.

Percy Jackson and the Olympians: The Lightning Thief - Lou’s Views!

I sat with my darling Cousin to fangirl about one of our favourite films: Percy Jackson and the Olympians: The Lightning Thief. The film is over a decade old, but spoiler warning in any case :-)

So… She-Ra is no longer on Netflix.

I, along with the majority of the queer community, are devastated at this loss. I understand that Netflix aren't completely at fault. Contracts expire, and licenses get too expensive. No matter whose fault it is, the fact of the matter remains. She-Ra is gone. It no longer has an easily accessible home. Certainly not all episodes. So what effect does this have on the queer community?

Hazbin Hotel (S2 E7 & 8): Weapon of Mass Distraction & Curtain Call - Lou’s Views

For a special double episode to end the new season, behold: Melissa and I review and talk about EP7 and EP8! Spoiler warning from here on out. FOUL language ahead: you have been warned. --- EP7: Vox unveils his secret weapon, giving Heaven their final warning. RATING: UK15 - language, injury detail, sex references, violence --- EP8: The hotel team executes their plan to stop Vox's attack on Heaven. Vaggie and Charlie go to Vox's party, but the rest must venture deep into the V Tower to confront the dangers within. RATING: UK18 - language

Hazbin Hotel (S2 E6): Scream Rain - Lou’s Views!

Having watched the episodes less than twelve hours before, Melissa and I rewatch and reflect on episode 6. Spoiler warning from here on out. FOUL language ahead: you have been warned. --- Vox aligns himself with the overlords, engaging Carmilla Carmine in his plan to take over Heaven; communication at the hotel breaks down, causing it to fall into disarray; Alastor's absence leads Husk to return to his life before the hotel. RATING: UK15