It’s a pretty bad week in the land of lesbian TV. The update on Leslie the Leprachaun in Sky is that she seems to be sick but is doing her best to work from home. It seems that way as there are a few films for us, but not as many as she has been spoiling us with over the past few weeks. We didn’t take you for granted Lez, we appreciate you and love you. Come back, please!

Everyday

The Ellen Degeneres Show - Check out Her Royal Gayness, Ellen. TV3 at 2.10pm

Buffy the Vampire Slayer- Tara is alive in these episodes. Good times! Channel 6 at 5.10pm

Will & Grace -The box-set of the complete seasons is €250, see it here for free. Living 7pm and 1am

12 Sunday
For One Night Only - Pink performs! UTV at 7pm

Hairspray - Camp, upbeat and guaranteed to have you singing along….Good Morning Baaaaaltimore….. Sky Movies Premiere at 9pm

Stephen Fry in America - Our hero journeys across America in the first of a six-part series, meeting all manner of colourful characters along the way.BBC1 at 9pm

Victor/Victoria – The original woman playing a man playing a woman film. Gender-bending goodness. TCM at 11.15pm

Law & Order: SVU - Your first helping of Olivia Benson for the week. Sluuuurp. Channel 6 at 10.25pm

Would You Believe? - The story of 47-year-old Patrick Lynch, who was forced to suppress his sexuality for 30 years due to his religious beliefs. RTE1 at 10.35pm

It’s My Life - Gay priests and female bishops are in the spotlight. UTV at 12.15am

The L Word - More re-runs to keep us happy until the new and final season starts at the end of January. Living at 3am

13 Monday

Nina’s Heavenly Delights (right)- Silly, sentimental film about a young woman coming home to help out in her parent’s Indian restaurant and falling in love in the process. Hot lesbian with Scottish accent….yes please. Sky Movies Indie at 4.40pm

Law & Order SVU- Olivia saves the day in the world’s sexiest jacket. TV3 at 10pm

14 Tuesday

How the Irish Have Sex – Continuing the series looking at how Irish people’s views towards sex have change over the years. TV3 at 9pm

15 Wednesday

Rachel Allen: Bake! - The delicious Rachel Allen (left) shows us her cupcakes. RTE1 at 7.30pm

Rick and Steve: The Happiest Gay Couple in All the World - Although America’s gay sweethearts (Rick & Steve) and America’s lesbian sweethearts (Kirsten & Dana) do not get along at all, they decide to have a baby together. Steve is jealous that the lesbians prefer Rick’s sperm, so he comes up with an alternate plan – with the help of Pussy the cat. Synopsis from imdb.com. E4 at 10.30pm

Spotlight: Pride or Prejudice - Journalist Barry Hollywood investigates the impact of of Iris Robinson’s anti-gay statements and asks if it is good to be gay in Northern Ireland. BBC 2 at 10pm

The L Word - Max (right) is becoming aggressive. People fail to care. Channel 6 at 11.35pm

16 Thursday

Nina’s Heavenly Delights (again)- Silly, sentimental film about a young woman coming home to help out in her parent’s Indian restaurant and falling in love in the process. Hot lesbian with Scottish accent….yes please Sky Movies Indie at 1.10pm

The Fabulous Baker Boys - Michelle Pfeiffer. In that dress. On a piano. Hot! TCM at 9pm

17 Friday

Mum’s Gone Gay - Dramatising the impact on families with teenage children when a parent comes out, it focuses on one family as they react to the news of their mother’s homosexuality, the narrative unfolds over the course of two weeks. Channel 4 at 9.55am

Fire. Earth. Water – Three films by Deepa Mehta exploring the taboos surrounding women in India. the first, Fire, explores lesbian love, while Earth studies class issues and Water looks at where widows sit in Indian society. Sky Movies Indie from 12.40pm

Little Man Tate - Jodie directs. Sky Movies Family at 4.30pm

Serial Mom - Kathleen Turner has a ball as a picture-perfect, middle-class mother, who happens to be a serial killer. Channel 6 at 10pm

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