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LGBTQ+ TV characters rose 4% in 2024-2025, led by streaming, but remain below peak levels.
LGBTQ+ representation on U.S. primetime TV rose 4% in the 2024-2025 season, reaching 489 characters across broadcast, cable, and streaming platforms, according to GLAAD’s annual report.
The increase, driven by shows like "Abbott Elementary," "Hacks," and "Heartstopper," marks a rebound after two years of decline, though numbers remain below the 2021-2022 peak of 637.
Streaming platforms led growth, with Netflix featuring 177 LGBTQ+ characters, while broadcast and cable continued to see declines.
Transgender representation rose slightly to 33 characters, but only four appear on renewed shows.
Over 200 LGBTQ+ characters from canceled or concluded series will not return.
GLAAD emphasized the need for sustained inclusive storytelling amid a challenging political climate.
Los personajes de TV LGBTQ+ aumentaron un 4% en 2024-2025, liderados por el streaming, pero siguen por debajo de los niveles máximos.