We know all good things have to come to an end...

...and with the series finale of TV’s sexiest legal drama How to Get Away with Murder finally airing, I thought it would be appropriate to reminisce on some of the queerest moments of the entire show!

When Annalise Keating opened up about her bisexuality

The star of the show, Oscar-winning actress Viola Davis played the now-iconic Annalise Keating, a canonically bisexual character who had many great moments. Like in last week’s episode when she openly and explicitly said in a courtroom that she is a "bisexual woman" for the first time in the entire series. Or when she raised a discussion with her former flame Eve (Famke Janssen) about how difficult it is for people of color to be members of the LGBTQ+ community.

Annalise & Eve's history-making kiss

This moment needs no introduction...

Connor & Oliver talk marriage

Connor (Jack Falahee) and Oliver (Conrad Ricamora) go to a bar for drinks and talk about marriage and how the whole idea of it seems forced. Little do they know...wedding bells are in their future!

"He did this thing to my ass that made my eyes water."

During Connor’s hookup phase, he sleeps with a personal assistant named Paxton (Niko Pepaj) only to bug his room to get info for an important court case. The ending of this scene is too funny...

Connor and Oliver's wild ride from strangers-to-friends-to-lovers

Connor and Oliver. My ride or die. My will to live. My endgame.

Unlike other shows, this gay couple wasn’t pushed to the side or put on the back burner like most LGBTQ+ couples are on TV—they are actually one of the main couples in the series. Let’s all take a moment and appreciate their wedding. (You know, before it all went down the drain that night...)

"What does BB stand for?"

Many of us have experienced a well-meaning but nosy straight friend trying to get all up in our business, and this HTGAWM scene where Michaela (Aja Naomi King) goes through Oliver's hookup app messages and asks what "BB" means perfectly and hilariously captures that.

Funniest thing Michaela has ever said IMO and her facial expression and tone make it so much funnier. from r/htgawm

"Do you like Annalise?"

Tegan’s ex-wife Cora meets up with Tegan to talk to her about Sam, but in doing so, Cora hits back with a "Do you like her?"

I’m not saying Tegan and Annalise would’ve been a power couple, but that's exactly what I am saying.