By 2025, LGBTQ+ web series and streaming television are a vibrant landscape of stories that capture the richness and complexity of queer existence on the earth. Below is a list of essential LGBTQ+ web series to watch this year, from nostalgic love stories, quick-witted comedies, high-octane science fiction thrillers, and groundbreaking dramas.
Heartstopper
Heartstopper is an established series but it’s still a solid pick for anyone who loves a heartfelt queer romance. This series follows Charlie, an openly gay teenager, and rugby star Nick, whose simple friendship grows into love. Heartstopper has received positive and loving reviews due to its respectful portrayal, positive representation, and the meaningful goal of sharing the struggles of growing up authentically and sensitively. Available on: Netflix
Euphoria
Euphoria, with its visually beautiful and emotionally intense storytelling, features Zendaya as Rue and Hunter Schafer as Jules, a trans girl who navigates high school, addiction, and love. The show is praised for its unflinching portrayal of life as a teenager in the present and its thoughtful examination of LGBTQ+ identities, as represented by the relationship between Rue and Jules. Available on: Max, Hulu, Amazon Prime, Apple TV, Vudu
Sex Education
This British dramedy is well-known for its frank, witty, and unapologetic depiction of sex and relationships. With a diverse, multi-ethnic and LGBTQ+ cast, Sex Education addresses everything from asexuality to queer love triangles, and it’s both fun and educational. Available on: Netflix
Clean Slate
The new addition to the 2025 slate, Clean Slate, is an uplifting sitcom about Desiree, a trans woman who returns to her Alabama hometown after decades on the road. Starring Laverne Cox, the show is a heartwarming exploration of family, acceptance, and belonging in a frequently hostile world. Available on: Prime Video
Nine Perfect Strangers (Season 2)
The new season of the psychological drama brings a same-sex female couple and features LGBTQ+ actors and talent like King Princess and Maisie Richardson-Sellers. Shot on location in the Austrian Alps, the show guarantees mystery, self-healing, and new queer representation. Available on: Hulu
Big Mouth (Season 8)
The last season of the animated sitcom carries on its tradition of queer storytelling. With new characters and voices, such as Cynthia Erivo and Ayo Edebiri, the series tackles coming of age, sexuality, and friendship with humour and emotional depth. Available on: Netflix
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Overcompensating
This new sitcom tracks the life of a gay ex-football player through his freshman year of college. Featuring a top-drawer cast and guest stars from queer comedians and writers, it’s a heartwarming, laugh-out-loud exploration of coming out and finding one’s place in the world. Available on: Prime Video
The Second Best Hospital In The Galaxy
A ridiculous sci-fi romp with queer protagonists, in which Keke Palmer is a neurotic surgeon and Stephanie Hsu is her BFF. The series seamlessly integrates space-travelling adventures with coming-of-age tales and LGBTQ+ visibility. Available on: Prime Video
And Just Like That… (Season 3)
The Sex and the City reboot continues to center around queer relationships, especially since Miranda’s story continues to delve into her romantic relationship with women. The series remains a favourite among fans of LGBTQ+ drama and the glamour associated with New York City. Available on: Max
Murderbot
A new Apple TV+ sci-fi series, Murderbot, features a nonbinary, asexual, aromantic cyborg going about life, work, and love in the future. What’s interesting about the show is its careful, considered representation of gender and sexuality that goes beyond the binary. Available on: Apple TV+
Poker Face (Season 2)
Natasha Lyonne reprises the title role of Charlie Cale in this week-to-week mystery show, which features a diverse cast of queer guest stars and characters. The show’s subtle but meaningful LGBTQ+ representation is what sets it apart. Available on: Peacock
SkyMed (Season 3)
This queer women-populated Canadian medical drama still keeps coming up with interesting plot lines concerning love, ambition, and survival on the air. Available on: Paramount+
Honourable Mentions: Eastsiders
Darkly comedic drama series set in Los Angeles involving two gay men, ideal for viewers of relationship-based drama. Adults: A new FX comedy series with queer narrative potential. Couples Therapy: Provides introspective peeks into LGBTQ+ relationships.
Conclusion
Whatever you’re feeling in the mood for — comedy, romance, drama, or action — 2025’s LGBTQ+ web series have it. Not only are they fun, but they also challenge, encourage empathy, and celebrate the richness of queer lives. Mark them down to watch and get ready for the year’s top LGBTQ+ storytelling.
Writer: Pranjal Bapna