“But, I think what you’re asking is who I sleep with, right? If so, the answer is no, I’m straight.” “Of course I do!” Clayton responded to a recent tweet. It’s no surprise, then, that viewers might project some specific fantasies upon Clayton and ask, quite candidly via Twitter, if Clayton likes women. On a show of hot messes, Tess is just plain hot. In a soaptastic series where most of the characters lead dramatic, self-involved lives, Tess stands out as grounded and unselfish, thanks in part to Clayton’s cool delivery.
A leggy blonde jane-of-all-trades who doesn’t need a drink to have a good time, Tess is a sizzling scene-stealer with sex appeal and a sense of humor who, in her spare time, deals cards at secret stud-poker parties hosted by a Lena Waithe–esque character played by Lena Waithe.
Though not a series regular, Tess has become a new fan favorite.
Like most of the show’s stunt casting, the iconic actress’s appearance was kept under wraps, with Arquette reprising her role from the original series, a bored, rich “straight” woman named Cherie Jaffe whose love affair with androgynous heartbreaker Shane (Kate Moennig) ended so badly, the latter shed actual tears for the first time in her fuckboy existence.īut ten years later, when Cherie popped in the L Word’s reboot Generation Q, it wasn’t Shane she was going down on in the bar’s back room - it was Tess, the hottest new member of the new generation played by Jamie Clayton. Meanwhile, Sophie races through the airport to catch up to one of them - but which one remains to be seen in the second season premiere.Just a few weeks ago, L Word fans at watch parties lost their minds seeing Rosanna Arquette make a surprise midseason cameo at Shane’s bar. The final sequence of the episode left Dani waiting in the airport, wondering if Sophie was going to join her, while Finley prepared to board her own flight back home to Missouri. In the episode entitled “ Lapse in Judgement,” Zayas’ Sophie, who has been engaged to Dani (Arienne Mandi), not only slept with Finley (Jacqueline Toboni), but she also expressed hesitation when Dani suggested they just elope in Hawaii, rather than plan a big wedding. “A lot of people will be like, ‘Pick Dani!’ And other people will say, ‘Pick Finley!’ Some people said that I should not get on a plane with either of them and just get on my own plane and just live my own life,” which is also another option. “I think everyone’s a bit conflicted,” Zayas tells Variety. Rosanny Zayas of “The L Word: Generation Q” is as conflicted about her character’s actions in the first season finale of the Showtime drama as many fans. SPOILER ALERT: Do not read if you have not yet watched “Lapse in Judgement,” the first season finale of “ The L Word: Generation Q.”
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