The L Word S04E04, Bette deals with the consequences after controversial art by the liberal deaf artist, Jodi Lerner , upsets a potential university donor.

The L Word S04E03, Tina welcomes the young ladies over to her and Henry’s home for a gathering, where they don’t bond well with her moderate new companions. Both Shane and Papi take a moment aversion each other after they meet surprisingly, while Phyllis has an alternate response subsequent to meeting Alice.

The L Word S04E02m Alice meets Papi , a sexually forceful Latina young lady who illuminates on The Chart significantly more than Shane, with more than 1,000 victories. Jenny is met by a lesbian essayist, named Stacey Merkin , on her new book. Bette begins her new employment as the senior […]

The L Word S04E01, Bette ponders leaving the nation with her little girl, however a mediation by Joyce Wischnia powers Bette and Tina to go to a trade off. Then, Shane is an enthusiastic wreck and goes on a medication and liquor fling with her old mate Cherie Jaffe while attempting to get over her […]

The L Word S03E12, Six weeks after Dana’s passing, Helena assumes control arranging Shane and Carmen’s up and coming wedding to be held at the Whistler Ski Resort in British Columbia, Canada. Jenny and Max keep on drifting separated because of their disparities, driving Jenny to meet and have a throw with a French-Canadian author, […]

The L Word S03E11, At Dana’s burial service and dedication benefits, her tense and savagely preservationist guardians, still willfully ignorant to her actual sexual introduction, treat her companions coldly by coercively sequestering them and prohibiting them from openly discussing Dana’s own life to anybody in participation.

The L Word S03E10, when Dana gets ugly, Alice keeps vigil at her bedside; Carmen drops the unforeseen on Shane; Bette finds internal harmony slippery; Jenny acquaints her ex Tim with Max; Tina gets comfortable with Henry.