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.
