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The top non-stereotypical characters on TV By Kellly Keleman and Shamara Jones, 4:00pm UTC There have always been stereotypical and bisexual depictions on our screen – but sometimes TV shows have broken the mold, giving us characters who are people first and or bi second. Here are our favorites, current and past. CHARACTERS ON AIR NOW Renly Baratheon (HBO’s Game of Thrones) the book series hinted that Renly was, but in the show he is seen being shaven by shirtless Loras – who later goes down on him. Though this relationship is still in its development, it’s the medieval times we’re talking about. At least we know that any character in a medieval production couldn’t go around on shopping sprees, being fabulous. That would just be weird. (ABC’s Happy Endings), played by Pally, is a sloppy individual who is considered a “bro.” He’s chunky and unambitious – worlds away from the stereotype of a finicky, neat, overly organized. Cavanaugh (CBS’ The Good Wife) Alicia’s younger brother (- Roberts) is a math professor, not an interior decorator or fashion designer. While some characters don’t wind up dating much in their shows, is rumored to be getting a boyfriend in the upcoming fall. Kalinda Sharma (CBS’ The Good Wife) While Kalinda (- Panjabi) does fit the bisexual stereotype of promiscuity and turns out to be a bit of a home wrecker, she’s also a lot more than that. An intelligent and successful woman, Kalinda’s bisexuality isn’t what defines her. In a conversation with another character, she notes that she doesn’t distinguish between sex with a and sex with a woman because she doesn’t do relationships that involve or intimacy FULL STORY: