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Shane, Bette and Alice in The L Word: Gen Q Teaser

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The L Word: Generation Q Official Teaser

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The L Word: Generation Q First Look, Show Premieres December 8.

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#TheLWord: Generation Q sets Adrienne Mandi, Leo Sheng, Jacqueline Toboni and Rosanny Zayas as series regulars.

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The L Word Rewatch, S01E12: “Oh my god, I’ve never seen so many women in one place in my whole life.”

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The L Word: Generation Q script page reveals new characters:

Marja-Lewis Ryan landed a dream job. The 34-year-old serves as writer/showrunner of Showtime’s fall sequel to its 2004-09 lesbian drama, The L Word. The revival, which shoots this summer in Los Angeles, will feature the return of original characters Bette (Jennifer Beals), Alice (Leisha Hailey), and Shane (Katherine Moennig). Says Ryan, “Getting the chance to write where their lives would be in 10 years, there’s this element of fan fiction that I got to fulfill — and the other writers in the room did, too.” Expectations are high, both inside the writers’ room and out, but Ryan feels supported by the returning cast members and original creator Ilene Chaiken, all of whom are executive producers. Plus, she senses the revival’s greater need. “Not to get super dark, but any time I see a news story about a kid like you or me who kills themselves, the idea that this show is not on the air is, I think, harmful,” admits Ryan. “I just think about the little Marjas, watching themselves, seeing themselves, and being okay. So it’s bigger than me. It’s bigger than my ego.”

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The L Word Rewatch, S03E11 Remember when her and Lana broke up? I don’t think I’d seen her that devastated in a long time. So I took her to the Tegan and Sara concert.

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