The lesbians are lesbianing!While critics have reacted negatively to Ryan Murphy's new female-led legal drama All's Fair, audiences have spoken, making it the number-one show across the two streaming platforms. And it just so happens that queer women, Out100 Icon of the Year Niecy Nash-Betts and Sarah Paulson, are two of the leads.In a video for Harper's Bazaar, Nash-Betts and Paulson bonded and were "lesbianing out" as they discussed their past work with Ryan Murphy, Nash-Betts's friendships with Oprah, and Paulson's role in the classic lesbian film Carol.When Nash-Betts was asked to name the two Academy Award Best Picture-nominated movies Paulson appeared in, she struggled after naming 12 Years a Slave. Paulson offered the hint, "lesbians," to which Nash-Betts quickly and confidently replies, "Yes.""Two lesbians lesbianing," Paulson continues."The question really should be, how come I wasn't in it. I am the Out100 Icon of the Year!" Nash-Betts replies. "What movie about lesbians were you in?""It was called Carol, with Cate Blanchett and Rooney Mara," Paulson answered. After Nash-Betts says she loves that movie, Paulson jokes one more time, saying she "clearly" doesn't love it enough. The All's Fair cast also stars Kim Kardashian, Naomi Watts, Glenn Close, and Teyana Taylor as a group of female lawyers who start their own high-powered law firm to help women.While All's Fair has a 4 percent rotten rating from critics on Rotten Tomatoes, audiences are eating it up. The legal drama amassed an impressive 3.2 million views globally on Hulu after just three days, making it the streamer's biggest original scripted series premiere in three years, per Deadline. The show was number one on Hulu's Top 15 each of those days.According to FlixPatrol, All's Fair is also the number-one show on Disney+, beating out others like The Simpsons, 9-1-1: Nashville, and High Potential.