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The producers of Orphan Black and the creator of Lost Girl have a special treat for us!

A new year beginning means new shows and new seasons on TV - and new chances for lesbian characters and story lines! One such show is a remake on SyFy of the UK series Being Human. The series, which premieres January 17, is about a ghost, vampire and werewolf who live together. Emily, a supporting character, is the lesbian sister of the werewolf. Emily, who is first introduced in the second episode, is played by Alison Louder. Sam Witwer plays Aidan, the vampire, Sam Huntington plays the werewolf, Josh, and Meaghan Rath plays the ghost, Sally. In the first few episodes, its revealed that Emily is dating Jackie, a "Shiksa goddess" played by Rhiannon Moller-Trotter.

This his has bizarre lesbian fetish plus has-been but lovely pop stars written all over it. Former teen queens - and to be fair, ardent LGBT and AIDS activists-Tiffany and Deborah Gibson are set to star in the original SyFy movie Mega Python vs. Gatoroid, in which Debbie plays a fanatical animal rights activist who frees snakes into the wild, where they grow to enormous lengths, while Tiffany plays a park ranger attempting to save endangered alligators from the mega snakes.

With the recently announced addition of The L Word’s Mia Kirshner to the cast of SyFy’s new drama Defiance, the show is unofficially vying for most lesbian-adjacent television program ever as Julie Benz, who played lesbian on Desperate Housewives, headlines a cast that includes her Dexter pal Jamie Murray, who just had a lesbian tryst on Ringer.

The SyFy series Lost Girl has received some criticism for apparent antitransgender bias in its third-season premiere, and now its producers have released a statement saying no such bias was intended.

Monday may become must see gay TV night for the gals. With 'Pretty Little Liars' being joined by the new SyFy series 'Being Human' and MTV’s new show 'Skins', Monday’s shaping up to be the unoffical 'lesbian character night' on the tube.

When you’re looking to watch a good lesbian kissing scene, SyFy might not be the first channel that pops into your head. But last night’s episode of Alphas shattered that stereotype – though the kiss in question might not have been the romantic setup you were looking for.

Lesbian Spider-Queens of Mars --the title sounds more like a new SyFy original movie than a fun indie video game, but that’s just what Lesbian Spider-Queens of Mars is—fun! Video game developer and critic Anna Anthropy, an mtf trans woman who identifies as a lesbian, designed the game to fill a void she saw in the industry.