La innovadora serie dramática The L Word® revolucionó una generación. Su muy esperada secuela vuevle con Jennifer Beals, Kate Moennig y Leisha Hailey retomando sus papeles originales.La innovadora serie dramática The L Word® revolucionó una generación. Su muy esperada secuela vuevle con Jennifer Beals, Kate Moennig y Leisha Hailey retomando sus papeles originales.La innovadora serie dramática The L Word® revolucionó una generación. Su muy esperada secuela vuevle con Jennifer Beals, Kate Moennig y Leisha Hailey retomando sus papeles originales.
- Nominado a 1 premio Primetime Emmy
- 2 premios ganados y 12 nominaciones en total
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Amazing! It can only get better...
Feels a little daunting at first, whilst getting to know the new characters and a new plot.
Then the original ladies come back with more grit than ever and make you feel at home again.
Credit due for doing something new and for pushing boundaries - to make this a safer world for everyone to be themselves!
Well perhaps if the actors could act??? Finley.. please. Worst actor. And from the amount of people who say the same. Ummm, yeah.
Jennifer B, best Actor on anything she does. Thank heavens she came back.
Otherwise, it's just ok. It's missing the spark that the original had.
From Dana , to Jenny to Marina to Helena.
Speaking of Helena, she was awesome. Wish she was back.
Jennifer B, best Actor on anything she does. Thank heavens she came back.
Otherwise, it's just ok. It's missing the spark that the original had.
From Dana , to Jenny to Marina to Helena.
Speaking of Helena, she was awesome. Wish she was back.
I love that we get a new portion of L word. Overall very presently surprised over how good it is, but still a lot, of room for improvement.
I watched the original series and I did enjoy it, but I always felt it was a little bit overrated. I do feel Gen Q is generally more surface level than the original. The plots are predictable and the show in general is a little underwhelming. I hate to say this, but I find the actress that plays Finley to be borderline unwatchable. Her acting has the subtlety of a hammer. That being said, I think most the acting in the series is heavy handed, so fault could lie with the director.
Overall it's watchable, although sometimes it doesn't really hold my attention. But it's fine if you've run out of stuff to watch.
Overall it's watchable, although sometimes it doesn't really hold my attention. But it's fine if you've run out of stuff to watch.
Loved it! Fantastic having Shane, Alice and Bette back together, my heart is so happy! Didn't think I was going to take to the new generation so quickly, but I already adore each and every one of them and am super excited to watch this season infold.
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- TriviaKate Moennig was also a supporting character in the series, Ray Donovan (2013). In her character, Lena's, final appearance, she is seen boarding a plane to move to Los Angeles, a nod to Moennig's exit from the series to reprise her role as Shane. Weeks later, in the series premiere of The L Word: Generation Q, Moennig's character makes her first on-screen appearance exiting an airplane in Los Angeles, which she has just recently moved back to.
- ConexionesFeatured in Disclosure: Ser trans más allá de la pantalla (2020)
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