Looking back at 'The L Word' in anticipation of the sequel
When the first season of The L Word premiered on January 18, 2004, it felt as though a huge boulder had dislodged from the entryway of a cave and the world's population of lesbians filed out of their hiding places, one by one, shaking dirt out of their asymmetrical hair, pulling their Ray-Bans down from on top of their heads, squinting at the world around them while their eyes adjusted to the sun for the first time in ages.
When The L Word happened, it almost felt too good to be true, but there it was, in all its low-rise jeaned, tribal tattooed, dramatic shutting of a flip-phone'd glory. And we got to call it ours for six whole seasons.
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