El presente artículo propone una revisión de los personajes protagonistas lésbicos en las series de televisión de producción española en su relación con la maternidad. Se trata de averiguar si, como tradicionalmente se ha hecho con la mujer, se asocia maternidad -o deseo maternal- con los personajes lésbicos, así como de descubrir de qué manera acceden a la maternidad en cada época histórica y como se representa su experiencia en la crianza de la descendencia. Se concluye que la maternidad sí es importante en las tramas de los personajes lésbicos y que su tratamiento narrativo ha cambiado considerablemente tanto por la forma en la que se accede a la maternidad como por la caracterización de los propios personajes lésbicos.
The aim of the current research is to study the affective-sexual diversity on the TV show First Dates and its representation of LGBT participants. The methodology used was the content analysis of 28 programs from the third season and the selection of a final sample of 260 participants (n = 260). The results show the presence of a high percentage of LGBT members (in comparison with demographical data), although its representation is not uniform: lesbianism, bisexuality and transsexuality are scarce, and young people are the population group with more LGBT individuals on the TV show. In addition, Spain is the geographical origin of most of the contestants, being Madrid, Catalonia and Andalusia the most common place of residence. The occupation also proved to be statistically related to the sexual orientation while the second-date consent or the geographical origin did not.
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