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Rivals season 2 episode 6 has the worst cliffhanger ending of any TV show this decade — and it proves why streamers like Hulu and Disney+ are doing so badly by its LGBTQIA+ characters

Spoilers for Rivals season 2 episode 6 ahead.

Readers, I'll level with you: after watching Rivals season 2 more doggedly than Rupert's (Alex Hassell) fixation on a new woman, I feel like an absolute mug.

If you've been reading my weekly coverage of the new Hulu and Disney+ series up until now, you'll know how much I've been championing Monica's (Claire Rushbrook) personal development.

In season 1, she was downtrodden, meek and sidelined at every opportunity, while Tony's (David Tennant) repugnant behavior meant her pet dogs were in her bed more often than her own husband.

By season 2 episode 5, she's a changed woman. She has stood up to Tony to try and regain control in their marriage, leveraging his adultery in an attempt to gain the upper hand. She's hellbent on Tony remaining successful against Declan (Aiden Turner) and Rupert's rival TV company Venturer, and is prepared...

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