19 People In The TV Industry The LGBTQ Community is Thankful For
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8. RJ Lackie
RJ Lackie is the creator behind Inhuman Condition, co-creator of All For One, and a writer on Couple-ish. The King of the queer web series world, you could say. Or am I just the one who says that? Either way, Lackie has certainly left his mark here and it seems as though he’s not going anywhere- constantly tempting his followers on twitter with ideas of pilot series and future projects.
Inhuman Condition follows the bisexual Dr. Michelle Kessler into the world of the supernatural, as she’s the therapist to patients with superhuman abilities. This web series is being heavily praised for its lack of emphasis on sexuality. Although we do know Dr. Kessler has had relationships with both men and women, it’s not what defines her as a person. Then there’s All For One, a series with four queer leading ladies. That’s right. Four. Okay, two of them are “supporting” roles, but that’s beside the point. Last but certainly not least, he’s a writer on Kaitlyn Alexander’s Couple-ish!
See, I told you he was the King of the queer web series world.
What’s next, Lackie?!