- NBC Dracula, where lesbian character was manipulated into sleeping with a man, and had a big O (interestingly it's rare case when creator of the show himself admitted it was homophobic and claimed that the writers intended her to look traumatized by the sex, but during execution of the episode someone decided differently);
- Hannibal, where lesbian has sex with a man to get pregnant - which went totally against the original material - and looks like it's enjoyable experience for her (the showrunner, who's gay man btw, also acted like total a-hole on Twitter, saying he doesn't know any straight man who would say no to a hot lesbian and used his gay male card to silence criticism by lecturing what "real homophobia" is, it also appeared he thought we should be thankful to him because the rest of the writers wanted to de-gay her completely);
- Faking It, a teen show with the premise about two girls faking being lesbian for popularity (and in case of one of them, also using it to grab attention of the guy who's basically main character of this show who thinks about lesbians as - and those are exact words used by his actor in an interview - a "challenge" to "conquer" - interestingly, the show really pushes to make him look like a good, gay friendly guy because he's friends with one and the show never made any problem out of his attitudes toward lesbians), only it quickly started to look like the other girl is in fact a confused lesbian who's in love with the first one, which took away a lot of offensiveness. Of course season 1 ended in usual fashion - due to contrived plot reason confused lesbian slept with the lesbian conqueror. Maybe to calm down people, the actress did 3 interviews in which she stated that the sex had nothing to do with any attraction and the character is lesbian indeed, bringing up the showrunner as the source of these informations, But quickly in Season 2 she met a guy who made her jaw drop and she said that men make her body react against her brain, saying that she's "Sexual Hulk";
- Waterloo Road, where lesbian character in relationship was basically sexually harassed by her colleague who kept hitting on her after hearing who she is. At first it looked like it's supposed to be laugh at the guys like him, but then she reciprocated his advances and had lustful sex with him;
- EastEnders, where one lesbian character had sex with a man month after telling another man who was hitting on her that she's lesbian so it won't happen, and quite recently, her (also lesbian) girlfriend did some stuff behind her back, though this time nothing was showed, with a man to get pregnant;
- Hell on Wheels, western show in which male character forced himself on a lesbian, who quickly started enjoying and encouraging him. In later dialogue she acted like a cat in heat and was coming back for more brutal sex and being treated like a piece of meat. Granted, as some pointed out the term "lesbian" was never used since it's western, but that was how they portrayed her, how the audience judging from various boards understood her and that was how articles in the media referred to that character, so the writers knew exactly what they were insinuating;
- The Humbling - movie with Al Pacino playing an old guy who turns a much younger lesbian into his wifey.
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