much ado about webseries crossovers

cap from Nothing Much to Do: Evidence.

“He’s so pretty, and sweet. And he plays the piano. I mean, do you know many other fucking single queer dudes that play the piano?”

cap from The March Family Letters: How to Handle a Blackout w/ Meg March

she’s too busy being in love with herself to have an eye for anyone else

caps from Nothing Much to Do: The Limits of Technology and the Art of Self-Representation in a Modern World

Please. Just one boy -or a girl!

caps from Call Me Katie: Three Facts About Me (Bianca)

What happened with mister Peter making flirty eyes at little Stan?

caps from Lovely Little Losers: PETELEY

cap from Nothing Much To Do: HERO’S BIRTHDAY

dialog from The Soliloquies of Santiago: Sweet, Not Lasting

you’ve watched ALL of them? hmmm

how about some of my favorite relatively-unknown ones, like: 

the Adventures of Jamie Watson (and Sherlock Holmes) - Watson and Holmes as college girls rooming together and solving mysteries! diversity and clever modernizations

Any Other Vlog - high school au Romeo and Juliet, from a different perspective. delightfully queer and much less tragic than the original.

Wave Jacked - from the makers of Jules and Monty, but not based on literature. radio shows and sock puppets and noir queer ladies!

also, some recently-started ones:

the Soliloquies of Santiago - based on Othello. very dramatic and maybe a bit more ~adult~ than some others in the lit webseries genre. lots of diversity and a love-to-hate-him star

Northbound - based on Northanger Abbey. kind of reminds me of FMWL, just a really solid adaptation with nuanced and relatable characters

The Blair Goddess Project - inspired by greek mythology. a goddess is exiled to earth and has to deal with it. Just started, but it’s fun and promises diversity

maybe a few sometimes-forgotten ones which you might have already seen: like The March Family Letters, The Misselthwaite Archives, or In Earnest...