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next item on the woke netflix agenda: making the last remaining straight characters in xo kitty gay
XO Kitty LBGTQIA+ Characters @kalemakar for inspo
XO, Kitty (2023-)
Episode length: 25-34 min.
Country: USA
Genre: Comedy, Drama, Romance
Language: English, Korean, Greek, French (stream with English subtitles)
Teen matchmaker Kitty Song Covey thinks she knows everything there is to know about love. But when she moves halfway across the world to reunite with her long-distance boyfriend, she’ll soon realize that relationships are a lot more complicated when it’s your own heart on the line.
Season 1
Episode 1: XO
Episode 2: WTF
Episode 3: KISS
Episode 4: TGIF
Episode 5: TBH
Episode 6: BYOB
Episode 7: TIL
Episode 8: LFG
Episode 9: SNAFU
Episode 10: OTP
Watch on Netflix
XO, Kitty love chart i'm making for my S2 watch party :)
do you have anything to say about Q and Jin’s relationship? Or anything about Florian?
I wrote a little bit about Q and Jin in my overview of Season 2. I don’t feel too strongly about their relationship, but I didn’t like how Jin’s blatant homophobia was never addressed. XO, Kitty missed an opportunity to portray what life is like for closeted queer men in Korea.
I was never a big fan of Florian as a character, but I hated the way his ending was handled. Cheating classmates always annoyed me when I was in school, but academic dishonesty is not a justification for forcing someone into an openly hostile homophobic environment. Nobody deserves that. The conditions of Dae’s room and board scholarship felt unrealistic, as if the writers were scrambling for a reason to turn the audience against Florian.
Also, it’s frustrating to see fans use Q & Jin to draw attention away from how poorly the writers treat the sapphic characters: “see, XO, Kitty can’t be homophobic because they gave us a happy gay couple!” We could always use more mlm representation of course, but it’s not fair to ignore how poorly the wlw characters were treated.
S. Snart & Florian Simon