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Thanksgiving

U People: Episode 4

U People Episode 4 opens up with Hanifah and Olive relaxing after a long day as they talk about complicated lesbian positions and the first time Olive brought Hanifah home to the family for Thanksgiving.

Earlier that day, Olive, Hanifah and Gloria hit the streets looking for U people stories and stumbled into Henrietta Hudson. Henrietta Hudson is one of the oldest lesbian bars in NYC. There they chatted with Itty Bitty, the absolutely adorable bartender, and couldn't resist the golden pole in the corner that called their names. 

Watch the video here.

 

Happy Thanksgiving!

Your friendly and exhausted AfterEllen.com staffers and bloggers are taking some time off for the Thanksgiving holiday. So things will be pretty quiet around here until Monday (well, probably Sunday night, because we're crazy like that).

How can you entertain yourself in the meantime? Funny you should ask! Here are a few ideas:

And, of course, catch up on all the articles, recaps and vlogs you haven't had time for lately. I like to think we all have at least one thing to be thankful for: the very existence of AfterEllen.com. Now let's eat!

photo: Anne Taintor

 

Thanksgiving TV that makes me happy as pie

Thanksgiving is the perfect lesbian holiday. It involves a potluck (with vegetarian options, of course), eating too much and then sitting around with friends pretending to watch football while we talk about the people who aren't there. And we have pie. I love pie.

T-Day also provides plenty of fodder for seasonal episodes of television series, usually centered on a chaotic family dinner or the Macy's parade or turkeys that aren't done on time. (See TV writer Ken Levine's blog for his summary of Thanksgiving plots.) Sounds like a good excuse for a list — and some food for discussion. And so, submitted for your approval, my five favorite Thanksgiving episodes.
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