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EPISODE · Mar 6, 2025 · 54 MIN

How has bi+ TV representation changed since *that* episode of Sex and the City?

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For a long time, bi+ representation on TV was rare—and when it did appear, it often wasn’t great. One infamous example? The Sex and the City episode Boy, Girl, Boy, Girl…, where Carrie and her friends react very poorly to bisexuality. But how far have we come since then? On this episode of Big Bi+ Questions, the team is joined by writer, journalist, and author Patrick Lenton to discuss the evolution of bi+ TV representation. From harmful tropes to more recent portrayals that actually get it right, we dive into how bi+ characters have been depicted over time—and why it matters. Check out Patrick’s work at patricklenton.com and his Substack newsletter, Nonsense. Got a big bi+ question for us to tackle? Connect with us on Instagram @bigbiquestions or email [email protected]—we’d love to hear from you! Listen to more Big Bi+ Questions episodes at joy.org.au/bigbiquestions. The post How has bi+ TV representation changed since *that* episode of Sex and the City? appeared first on Big Bi+ Questions.

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