A Rotten Tomatoes score can help make or break a movie or TV show, and now the review aggregator website has compiled a list of the best reviewed television series featuring LGBTQ characters since 2010 using their Tomatometer score.

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Sense8 (2015)

Certified Fresh at 86%

Netflix’s sci-fi-themed series about strangers with a psychic bond, had a cult following, but was canceled after two seasons. The series finale movie just dropped on the streaming platform in time for Pride Month.

The Assassination of Gianni Versace: American Crime Story (2018)

Certified Fresh at 86%

The second season of Ryan Murphy's anthology series not only focused on the life of the famous fashion designer, but also followed his killer, Andrew Cunanan (Darren Criss), and showed what life was like for a gay man in 1990s America.

Will & Grace: The Revival (2017)

Certified Fresh at 86%

After 11 years off the air, the groundbreaking sitcom returned with a fresh new season beloved by both critics and fans.

Looking (2014)

Fresh at 90%

The HBO series about gay friends in San Francisco ran for two seasons and a movie, and divided audiences who thought it didn't represent enough of the queer community.

Cucumber (2015)

Certified Fresh at 91%

From Russell T. Davies, the creator of Queer as Folk, the limited series followed a recently single older man conquering Manchester's gay scene. The British series aired on Logo in the U.S.

Orange is the New Black (2013)

Certified Fresh at 91%

The ladies of Litchfield are still kicking as the Netflix original series' sixth season drops on July 27.

Pose (2018)

Certified Fresh at 96%

The series about the New York ball scene in the '80s just premiered, but has already received tens across the board from critics.

Queer Eye (2018)

Certified Fresh at 96%

The reboot of the reality series was a heartwarming tearjerker. The second season premieres this Friday, June 15 on Netflix.

The Fosters (2013)

Certified Fresh at 97%

The Freeform series about a lesbian couple raising their five children was created by Queer as Folk's Peter Paige, and ran for five seasons. A spinoff, Good Trouble, is set to premiere in 2019.

Banana (2015)

Certified Fresh at 100%

The companion series to Cucumber focused on the younger characters from that series, including the blond Adonis of the bunch, Freddie Fox (Freddie Baxter).