Girl/Girl Scene
| Girl/Girl Scene | |
|---|---|
| Genre | Drama |
| Created by | Tucky Williams |
| Country of origin | USA |
| Original language(s) | English |
| No. of seasons | 3 (to date) |
| No. of episodes | 23 (to date) |
| Production | |
| Running time | 40 minutes |
| Release | |
| Original release | September 6, 2010 – Present |
| External links | |
| Website | |
Girl/Girl Scene features lead actress, writer and creator, Tucky Williams, as Evan — an androgynous beauty and serial womanizer.[1] Similar to The L Word,[2] Girl/Girl Scene is filled with sex, drama and intrigue, but it is not as glamorized and consciously so.[3] It premiered on Blip and YouTube on 6 September 2010 and revolves around the lives of 4 diverse friends as they traverse the various problems they encounter. The story lines feature many different LGBT issues with some comparing the show to The L Word. However many critics have claimed that Girl/Girl Scene is far more reflective of the reality of life as a lesbian than it's more sensationalized counterpart.[4] With a minuscule budget this project became a labor of love for all involved[1] and has since been nominated for Best Web Series on AfterEllen’s Visibility Awards.[5]
Plot
Tucky Williams, the show’s creator and scriptwriter, plays Evan, the soft-butch, throaty-voiced, tie-wearing, swaggering womanizer. Joe Elswick plays the 16-year-old Jessie - the newly realized lesbian. Kate Moody plays Zoë, Evan’s best friend, with a well-balanced mixture of insanely neurotic and insanely great comedic timing; Zoë is getting over a bad psychotic ex and does meditation and yoga to counterbalance all that negativity.
From problematic ex-girlfriends to new relationships, old friendships, long nights of partying, one-night stands and more, these girls lead exciting and drama-filled lives. These four lesbians break the conventional rules and their stories end up intertwined and the drama unfolds.[6]
Cast
Season 1
Main
- Tucky Williams as Evan
- Katie Stewart as Maxine
- Joe Elswick as Jessie
- Cyndy Allen as Susan
- Jackson E. Cofer as Elliott
Supporting
- Roni Jonah as Trista
- David Haney as Dan
- Santana Berry as Tyler
- Joe Gatton as Mike
- Caitlyn Kogge as Hayley
- Thomas J. Phillips as Todd
- Abisha Uhl as Bender
- Eric Butts as Tomas
Season 2
Main
- Tucky Williams as Evan
- Kayden Kross as Avery
- Katie Stewart as Maxine
- Lauren Virginia Albert as Ling
- Abisha Uhl as Bender
Supporting
- Roni Jonah as Trista
- Cyndy Allen as Susan
- Joe Gatton as Mike
- Thomas J. Phillips as Todd
- Russ Croley as Rod
- Heather Porter as Finn
Season 3
- Tucky Williams as Evan
- Ashley Bacon as Rose
- Roni Jonah as Trista
- Caitlyn Kogge as Hayley
References
- 1 2 "Lexington-based Web-series 'Girl/Girl Scene' portrays women 'happy to be gay'". kentucky. Retrieved 2015-11-30.
- ↑ CurveMag. "Is Girl/Girl Scene the New L Word?".
- ↑ "Is Girl/Girl Scene the New L Word?". www.curvemag.com. Retrieved 2015-11-30.
- ↑ Cherrygrrl. ""To Hell with the L" – Lesbian Webseries "Girl/Girl Scene" Heats Up".
- ↑ AceWeekly. "Lexington’s Girl Girl Scene up for Best Web Series at afterEllen".
- ↑ Autostraddle. "Watch Girl/Girl Scene Webseries, See Hot Ladies, Panties, Sexy Things".