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His story is truly one of a self-made man, founding multiple companies after a childhood filled with violence and abuse drove him to video game design, where he could create new worlds and places to escape to. An alcoholic father, a racist grandfather who did not approve of Romero's parents' mixed-race coupling, and a grandmother who once ran a brothel in Mexico combine for an illuminating story his youth?a story that has never before been revealed.

This is a fun and accessible blend of pop culture, entertainment, and queer history that celebrates LGBTQ+ television and examines the past, present, and future of queer representation on the small screen. But something completely new is stirring, too?the first Rainbow Age. For the first time in the history of American television, we have queer women who fight the trope of inevitable on-screen death; gay men who are more than just a flamboyant best friend; and trans people played by trans actors. But our screens certainly haven't always been this colorful. How did we get to this veritable wealth of representation and sometimes glitter-strewn dimensionality?