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Offerman made the comments as he accepted the award for best supporting performance in a new scripted series at Sunday’s Film Independent Spirit Awards.
The 75th Primetime Emmy Awards air September 18.
Fans lauded the story of Murray Bartlett and Nick Offerman's romance in the HBO show, which is based on the queer-inclusive video game.
We know there's a lot to choose from...
The reboot of the beloved series highlights romantic and platonic love stories between trans, queer, lesbian, bisexual, straight, and queer people.
Netflix's reboot of Armistead Maupin's beloved LGBTQ story also includes original cast members Laura Linney and Olympia Dukakis.
Tales of the City is queerer than ever and returns to Netflix in June with Laura Linney, Olympia Dukakis, Charlie Barnett, Ellen Page, Jen Richards, and more.
Netflix's Tales of the City reboot premieres in June with stories of LGBTQ people young and old.
Check out the awards on MTV and Paramount+ at 8 p.m. ET/PT on Sunday, May 7.
The actor discussed the importance of being seen in media on a recent panel of the Netflix revival.
These LGBTQ-inclusive films have us feeling very excited about queer cinema in 2024! What films are you looking forward to?
Some may say Looking was boring, but it strikes at the core of something many of us dare not mention.
The just-concluded HBO show takes aim at white privilege and entitlement in general but doesn't spare white cisgender gay men.
Without Looking, TV will return to featuring gay men as supporting foils for straight characters.
Days' Eric Martsolf on living shirtless, Guiding Light tribute set for Daytime Emmys, Fish gets fried on One Life, and Y&R's Phillip Chancellor IV comes home from the war, and Chappell/Leccia team up for "Venice."
The out creator of HBO's polarizing drama about gay life tells us how he handled the show's criticism and cancellation, discusses the future of LGBT TV, and updates us on the Looking movie.
Tales of the City's Lauren Morelli and Alan Poul on how they've brought Armistead Maupin's beloved world to new generations.
