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    Netflix’s ‘The Body’ First Look Is Giving Very Lesbian Catholic Schoolgirl Chaos

    JamesBy JamesAugust 13, 2026No Comments3 Mins Read
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    “The Body” Photo courtesy of Netflix

    Our first look at images from Quinn Shephard’s upcoming sapphic Netflix series.

    Our first look at Netflix’s new Catholic schoolgirl drama series, The Body, is finally here!

    When the project was first announced back in 2025, it already seemed like a winner. The eight-episode series is set to follow a group of Catholic schoolgirls after a dance troupe initiation goes wrong, resulting in them “having prophetic visions that set off mass hysteria in their town.”

    Perhaps even more importantly, The Body was created and showrun by Quinn Shephard, who previously gave us Blame, Not Okay, and Under the Bridge. 

    “I joke that this show is so me — it’s really aggressively me,” she previously toldTudum. “It’s satirizing some of the trauma of growing up queer and repressed and the confusion around that.”

    Despite already having several projects under her belt, the actor-turned-writer/director says The Body was actually the first TV script she ever started writing, back in her early 20s. It sounds as if the project has developed in a somewhat different direction since then, but the emotions that inspired the coming-of-age series were born of that time in Shephard’s life.

    “I started writing the show the year I came out,” she said. “All the confusion, shame, passion, spirituality, and the language of girlhood [were things] I was still learning to speak. It felt really heavy to me.”

    Sapphic fans are already getting excited for the series, which is set to premiere on November 11. And the first look images that dropped on Tuesday are only adding to the hype.

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    First look at Quinn Shepard’s ‘THE BODY’ coming to Netflix November 11th.

    After a team initiation goes wrong, a group of Catholic school girls begin having visions that set off hysteria.

    Kristina Bogic and Sara Boustany will play best friends who have feelings for each other. pic.twitter.com/jBjjOnYhnd

    — Sapphic Film Updates (@sapphicupdates) August 11, 2026

    why is no one talking about ‘The Body’ Netflix’s new coming of age drama series with sapphic cheerleaders with catholic background and bestfriends to lovers trope.

    LESBIANS WAKE UP!!!! pic.twitter.com/eVGw29IAsU

    — meri (@lesbineedy) January 14, 2026

    The Body stars Kristina Bogic, Sara Boustany, Geena Meszaros, Nnamdi Asomugha, Louisa Krause, Shirley Chen, Jackson Kelly, and Sofia Wylie. Notably, The Traitors star Gabby Windey will also make an appearance as the girls’ coach, adding even more sapphic cred to a project that already promises to have us screaming “GAYYY” at our screens every five minutes. 

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