I watch very few television shows, but most of my twitter friends love TV and live tweet all sorts of shows together! I felt like making a thread of what I think the shows you're watching are about based on what I see on my timeline...

I'll start with #MotherlandFortSalem . This is about militarized witches. I think. Who are they fighting? People that want to burn witches? Ok, I actually know a lot less about this than I thought. There is gay. I'm interested.

#LegendsOfTomorrow is a wild romp through space and time. I would probably love this show. I cannot tell the two main women apart at a glance though.

#SheRa is a super queer positive magical girl kids cartoon and I'm SURE I would love it!

Next, #KillingEve . I literally have no idea what this show is about. One is a murder? And the other is her unwilling sidekick? Seriously, no clue.

#Supergirl... where to start with Supergirl? I think everyone is very attracted to Lena Lurthor but they hate the show. And the show hates them back. It feels like people have been self harming with this show for nine seasons.

One Day at a Time, or #odaat. Wholesome. Feel good. Progressive. Good to watch with your conservative parents.

I know #OrphanBlack is over, but I still hear about it a lot. Clones! Tatiana Maslany is an extraordinary actress that plays like, eight different characters, sometimes at the same time.

#VagrantQueen. I'm pretty sure Tim Rozon isn't the star of this show, but he's literally the only thing I see from it. Or is he? It's set in space I'm pretty sure.

#JaggedLittlePill is not a tv show, but people love it. Musical. I assume it's like Rent, which I also haven't seen, but I assume that's about city struggles. Does anyone from Canada love this? Because growing up with Canadian radio really made me hate most Canadian artists.