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Season 6 – The L Word

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This long-running Showtime series features intertwined stories about the lives and loves of a group of lesbians and bisexuals in Los Angeles. The characters date, get into committed relationships, consider having families, hook up, break up, question their sexuality, stay in the closet, come out or sleep around -- sometimes all of the above.
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The L Word — Season 6

The L Word — Season 6

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Critics Consensus

Blame Jenny.

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Heather Havrilesky Salon.com 03/21/2019
The finale was every bit as awful as the entire season, and there's no way to cover the whole, ugly mess. Go to Full Review
Hillary Frey Observer 03/20/2019
The L Word, however, is regressing into a petulant adolescence. Go to Full Review
Hanna Hanra Guardian 03/20/2019
Jenny Schecter, a character so annoying she eventually - via a spectacularly awful, shark-jumping dream sequence - became the undoing of the whole show. Go to Full Review
Marisa Carroll PopMatters 04/01/2020
6/10
Although The L Word's writing over the years has been uneven at best, outlandish at worst, the series should be commended for raising tricky questions about race, gender, and orientation. Go to Full Review
Tamara Gorzalka Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Alberta) 03/21/2019
It has no business being on anyone's television. Go to Full Review
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Autumn T @RT28982627 07/18/2024 The differences between 1 and 6 are drastic and well numbered. I think the U.S. should take some notes from the U.K. and learn to let certain series die naturally. See more 06/24/2021 The l word is amazing web series. I like it। See more 02/11/2021 Fantastic. We need more shows like this please See more 07/29/2019 Giving three stars for one simple reason, the nostalgia. The L word is undeniably a staple in the Lesbian/Bi culture. That being said, season 6 is a poor reflection of a massive movement in television. It plot was allowed to run away with grand intentions, but poor execution. Jenny was not only a thorn in the side of every character on the show, but the show as a whole. If there was ever a prime example of how to make an unlikable character go too far and lose its purpose, Jenny would be just that example. See more Read all reviews
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Episodes

Episode 1 Aired Jan 18, 2009 Long Night's Journey Into Day Shane deals with her betrayal of Jenny; Bette and Tina are anxious about Angelica's fever; Alice and Tasha don't know whether to break up. Details Episode 2 Aired Jan 25, 2009 Least Likely An old acquaintance threatens Bette and Tina's future; Tasha and Alice seek counseling; an old flame sends Helena reeling. Details Episode 3 Aired Feb 1, 2009 LMFAO Jenny's movie negative goes missing; Shane's apologies are noticed; Jenny dismisses Alice's aspirations to write a screenplay; Phyllis shares a secret with Bette; Kit and Helena open a club. Details Episode 4 Aired Feb 8, 2009 Leaving Los Angeles Shane and Jenny melt over each other; Bette and Tina meet a potential birth mother; Max tries to deal with the pregnancy; Alice and Tasha play matchmaker; Kelly Wentworth may have what Bette needs. Details Episode 5 Aired Feb 15, 2009 Litmus Test Jenny sells another script; Bette and Kelly go into business; Alice and Tasha have a third-wheel crush; the ladies want to test Dylan; Jenny encroaches on Shane. Details Episode 6 Aired Feb 22, 2009 Lactose Intolerant Jenny throws a baby shower; Bette and Tina have troubles in the adoption process; Bette goes to the opening night without Tina; Shane feels boxed in; Alice begins to feel crowded. Details Episode 7 Aired Mar 1, 2009 Last Couple Standing Rumors fly about Alice and Tasha's relationship troubles; someone plans a move to New York; Kit meets someone; there is a no-show at the bus station. Details Episode 8 Aired Mar 8, 2009 Last Word The friends find themselves being held for questioning in regards to Jenny's death. Details
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Season Info

Executive Producer
Ilene Chaiken
Network
Paramount+ with Showtime
Rating
TV-MA (S|L)
Genre
LGBTQ+, Drama
Original Language
English
Release Date
Jan 18, 2009