Well, I haven't like her character from day 1.
Obama may be gone, but it'll take a lot to recover from him.

Didn't she share in a recent episode about her husband and she seemed to have had a great relationship initially?
Yes. From
Course Correction (2016)
's script:
Gregorio (G): No way to live, is it? You know, don't you? Why I left New Orleans before.
Sunglasses Dude (SD): Couldn't very well bring you on board, even temporarily, without fully vetting you first. Sorry.
G: I'm surprised you let me walk through the door.
SD: Your husband.
G: McKinley.
SD: He's the one who stole the money meant for the rebuild after Katrina, not you.
G: Ex-husband. Still, we were married. Moved down here from New York. I should've known. Well, I was just a kid when I met him, you know, I fell for the razzle and dazzle. I didn't even know who I was yet.
SD: Last I heard, McKinley's still on the run.
G: Yep. Me, too, in my own way. Couldn't get out of NOLA fast enough afterwards.
Took back my maiden name.
SD: (softly): I'm sorry.
G: I'm gonna go.
SD: Aren't you tired of running?
G: (exhales) Yes, I am. The problem is, everywhere I turn, I see what my husband did to this place.
SD: So, what, you up and joined the FBI? Make amends for what he did?
G: Yeah. Something like that.
SD: So, what, you're gonna tell the others, now?
G: Not my story to tell.
SD: But you should know NOLA's been through a lot more than just Katrina. It's a pretty forgiving city, if you let it be. Take my word for it.
Ignoring politics doesn't mean politics will ignore you.
-Pericles paraphrased in <100 characters

HA, Give you the old way? Like the ancient Greeks and Romans? OK!
LOL, your ignorance is astonishing.

The fact that Viola Davis won an Emmy for her role as bisexual on broadcast, primetime TV means that the industry has come farther than you're saying
You see this as coming farther? So the more open we become about men sleeping with men and women with women means we're progressing? DWL. What a world we are now living in. Give me the old time way any day.
Teenage love affairs are about intensity, not longevity

You said that "networks have no room for bisexuals," and Viola winning an Emmy means that they obviously do.

Well it could be that she is a great actress and little to do with her sexualityjust saying.

The fact that Viola Davis won an Emmy for her role as bisexual on broadcast, primetime TV means that the industry has come farther than you're saying

I am one of those having a field day cause I think they basically just threw this in
But they didn't just throw this in, it was planned since before the season began, as was spoiled by CBS' entertainment president. That's a fact, so no offense, but it doesn't really matter what you "think."
I've got nothing against God, it's his fanclub I can't stand

I could understand if it was one of the "kids". But with William, we know very little of his life. He loved Randall's mother(which means he's bi), hooked on drugs, & is great with music. We don't know anything else. TiU is such a great show. I do hope you give it another try.

You said it so perfectly, I agree.

William on This is Us. He's older, dying of cancer, black, & a grandpa. And boy are some having a field day. Just like Gregorio, people are saying the writers basically just threw this in. But we have no idea of their past. Both had relationships with the opposite sex, but we don't know a whole lot more.
I am one of those having a field day cause I think they basically just threw this in, and I'm appalled. The show was going so well and to me it's taken a turn that I neither foresaw or expected. I've lost my desire to continue watching it. So far I've missed the two new episodes and still wrangling in my mind if I want to continue watching it. I don't like when I'm sprung these kinds of changes. If I started off watching a show with the character as gay is one thing, but when they do a 180 on me, it pisses me off.
It's the same with the Marvel Agents of Shield character. One of the leads (and such a handsome and fine guy), was a good guy, and then they did a 180 and made him a very bad and hateful person. I don't like 180s with my lead stars.
Teenage love affairs are about intensity, not longevity

William on This is Us. He's older, dying of cancer, black, & a grandpa. And boy are some having a field day. Just like Gregorio, people are saying the writers basically just threw this in. But we have no idea of their past. Both had relationships with the opposite sex, but we don't know a whole lot more.

You have named quite a few, it's interesting that almost all are women. Still the overall number of Bisexual character are few and far between.

Brittney on Glee
It's Brittany, bitch.
I've got nothing against God, it's his fanclub I can't stand

Bi characters on broadcast TVAnnelise on How to Get Away with Murder, Brittney on Glee, Angela on Bones, Mandy on 24, Kalinda on The Good Wife, Callie on Grey's Anatomy, Barbara on Gotham, Thirteen on House, Noa on Code Black and Katherine on Desperate Housewives.

Unfortunately, you're not wrong.
For instance, a show called Chasing Life featured a bisexual girl, (and she always identified as bisexual, and never as a lesbian,) when she dated another girl, everything was fine and dandy, but when she dated a guy, some lesbians attacked the show for giving into hetero storylines. I mean, what did they expect Being bisexual means that you're likely to sometimes date a girl, and sometimes date a guy.
However, fortunately enough, there were a lot of lesbians that called them out by saying that biphobia is just as ugly as homophobia.
I've got nothing against God, it's his fanclub I can't stand

Your either gay or straight the networks have no room for Bisexuals. It's like they are afraid of the topic. My guess is it offends some lesbians because there are a few whom under no circumstances wants to see any woman sleeping with another woman also sleeping with a man. This is said to both sexes.

CBS' entertainment president specifically said lesbian, and I don't see any reason to doubt that, since it's not uncommon at all that people don't realize (or accept) that they're gay until they're older. So if she got married real young it's not impossible or even unlikely that she's a lesbian and not bisexual. And her line about how she "didn't even know who [she] was" indicates lesbian, rather than bisexual.
I've got nothing against God, it's his fanclub I can't stand

I would say a more accurate description would be bisexual, but let's see.

Her being a lesbian is in no way a recent attempt by the writers to get people to like her more. It was always planned. The head of CBS' entertainment department spoiled already before the season even began that Gregorio was a lesbian, but even without that spoiler, there were hints earlier in the season. She never had a "great" relationship with her former husband. In fact, she mentioned pretty much the opposite, that they got married really young and that she didn't know who he really was, and that she didn't even know who she was.
Vanessa Ferlito who we cast in NCIS: New Orleans, her character is lesbian and theyre doing a storyline a little later in the fall where the audience will understand that and see that.
That's a quote from an article published August 10th.
I've got nothing against God, it's his fanclub I can't stand

This goes for TiU as well, they are both bi. There's a difference in that you like both sexes. So it's not like they changed or were secret about it.

And just because she was married, doesn't mean she wasn't gay.
Why do people keep saying that all the time? It's like there's a desire to prove that people get married to the opposite sex but are secretly gay.
Teenage love affairs are about intensity, not longevity

No, some of us mentioned this before her character came on. The writers' stated her character was going to be gay. That's why when some initially were saying her & Pride would get together, we posted what the writers said. And just because she was married, doesn't mean she wasn't gay.

I got the impression that as she stated she got into that relationship when she first moved to New York and was lonely and in a bad place in her life. She mentioned she "didn't know who she was". So they may be leaving the door open for her to swing either way depending on fan mail or whim of the writers.