Blond haired and dark haired boyfriends

Simon Eriksson and  Prince Wilhelm "Willie" in Young Royals

Roy and Nathan Davies in Dream Boy

Lukas Waldenbeck and Phillip Shea in Eyewitness

Nathan Maloney and Stuart Alan Jones in Queer as Folk (British version)

Will Horton and Sonny Kiriakis in Days of Our Lives

Alex Claremont-Diaz and Prince Henry in Red, White & Royal Blue

Nick and Victor Salazar in Love, Victor

Roman Matvejev and Sergey Serebrennikov in Firebird

Andrew Van de Kamp and Justin in Desperate Housewives

Marc Everhard and Caleb Peterson in Eating Out

Matteusz Andrzejewski and Charlie Smith in Class

Bernard Dows and Tim Drake (Red Robin) in DC comiics

Billy Kaplan (Wiccan) and Teddy Altman (Hulkling) in Marvel Comics

Simon Snow and Baz in The Simon Snow trilogy

Charlie Spring and Nick Nelson in Heartstopper

Christian Frost and Bobby Drake (Iceman) in Marvel Comics

Bobby Drake (Iceman) and Simon Lasker (Pyro) in Marvel Comics

Brian Kinney and Justin Taylor in Queer as Folk (U.S. version)

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Michael Cimino and George Sear in Love, Victor

Omar Rudberg and Edvin Ryding in Young Royals

Nicholas Galitzine and Taylor Zakhar Perez in Red, White & Royal Blue

Deaken Bluman and Timothy Granaderos in 13 Reasons Why

Nicholas Hoult and Mike Bailey in Skins

Keanu Reeves and River Phoenix in My Own Private Idaho

Tom Prior and Oleg Zagorodnii in Firebird

Andrew Matthew Welch and Jordan ver Hoeve in Exploited

Cole Doman and Joe Keery in Henry Gamble's Birthday Party

Cole Doman and Daniel Kyri in Henry Gamble's Birthday Party

David Dawson and Harry Styles in My Policeman

Frédéric Mangenot and Sébastien Charles in A Summer Dress

James Paxton and Tyler Young in Eyewitness

Charlie Carver and Keahu Kahuanui in Teen Wolf

Miguel Bernardeau, Álvaro Rico, and Arón Piper in Elite

Manu Ríos and André Lamoglia in Elite

Pride Month: LGBT+ series I've watched

Eyewitness (5 stars)

Love, Victor (5 stars)

Insatiable (3 1/2 stars)

Disposable Teens (3 stars)

Batwoman (4 stars)

Legends of Tomorrow (3 1/2 stars)

Freedom Fighters: The Ray (4 stars)

Heartstopper (5 stars)

Young Royals (5 stars)

Queer as Folk - UK version (3 1/2 stars)

Gotham Knights (3 1/2 stars)

Honorable mentions:

Riverdale - There are gay characters, but the story rarely focuses on them. Hell, Kevin sometimes goes five or six episodes straight where he either doesn't appear or has almost no lines - despite him supposedly being a main character

The Walking Dead - It took five seasons to get a gay character but once they did, they started to introduce several more. But still, I would never consider this an LGBT show.

Chilling Adventures of Sabrina - You don't see many trans characters on tv, so kudos to them for doing it. But still, he's only a supporting character.

Sex Education - Pretty much every sexuality exists in this show. The main character's best friend is gay. But that's just it. Not the main character, but his best friend.

Supergirl - A main character eventually comes out as gay. But not the main character.

Arrow - It took several years, but they did get some gay characters. Oliver's son, Mr. Terrfic, but the story never really focused that much on their sexuality.

The Flash - There have been gay characters at various points, but never any main characters. Just people that popped up every once in a blue moon. 

Barney Miller - Okay, the gay character was a criminal and was only a recurring character. But considering this was the 70's, it was progressive for its time. 

 

Guys in boxers

Harris Dicksinon in Beach Rats

Harris Dickinson in Beach Rats

Jake T. Austin in The Fosters

James Paxton in Eyewitness

James Paxton and Tyler Young in Eyewitness

Tyler Young in Eyewitness

Edvin Ryding in Young Royals

Charlie McDermott in The Middle

Chris Jehnert in Disposable Teens

Brandon Rife in Counselor Week at Camp Liberty