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The world of professional wrestling changes forever when AEW Dynamite<\/em> premieres on TNT Wednesday. The fledgling promotion is poised to upend the industry long-dominated by folks like John Cena and The Rock at WWE. Inclusivity is important to AEW, featuring openly LGBTQ+ talent like Nyla Rose (the first trans<\/a> wrestler signed to a major promotion) and Sonny Kiss. Catch Dynamite at 8 p.m. Eastern.<\/p>\n The nation\u2019s broken immigration system is on full display in the harrowing tales of Living Undocumented<\/em>, premiering on Netflix Wednesday. The film is executive produced by Selena Gomez and features a gay<\/a> couple<\/a> facing deportation.<\/p>\n The brilliant animated Netflix series Big Mouth<\/em> returns with another wild exploration of teenage<\/a> sexuality and socialization. The series features voice work from some of today\u2019s funniest comedians, like creator Nick Kroll, John Mulaney and Maya Rudolph, as well as star of stage and small-screen Andrew Rannells playing a gay<\/a> student. This season also features an appearance from fellow network stars, the Queer Eye<\/em> guys<\/a>.<\/p>\n Emmy Awards darling Phoebe Waller-Bridge brings her razor sharp wit to Saturday Night Live<\/em> 11:30 p.m. Eastern on NBC. The Fleabag<\/em> creator and star will host with musical guest Taylor Swift.<\/p>\n An LGBTQ+ superhero takes center stage Sunday at 8 p.m. Eastern on the CW. Actress Ruby Rose puts on the cape and cowl as Kate Kane, Batman\u2019s cousin and out lesbian<\/a>, by day; and crime-fighting vigilante Batwoman<\/em> at night. <\/p>\n What are you watching this week on TV?<\/p>\n The post LGBTQ Superheroes, Pro Wrestlers, Immigrants and Teens Hit Screens This Week on TV<\/a> appeared first on Towleroad Gay News<\/a>.<\/p>\n