Candace Jewell is a recurring character in seasons one and two of The L Word. She is portrayed by Ion Overman and debuts in "Liberally".
Background[]
Candace grew up in Brooklyn, New York,[1] and now lives in Silver Lake, Los Angeles.[4] She is a carpenter and has an all-woman crew.[1] Upon her introduction in The L Word season one, Candace and her business partner are contracted to remodel a loft in Venice, Los Angeles, near the California Arts Center.[3]
Candace used to date Yolanda Watkins but says they just fought all the time during their relationship.[1] Candace also participates in "clinic defense", in which she and other volunteers physically protect abortion clinic clients from protesters.[4]
The L Word[]
Episode appearances[]
| The L Word, season 1 | |
|---|---|
| Episode | Appearance Status |
| "Pilot" | Absent |
| "Let's Do It" | Absent |
| "Longing" | Absent |
| "Lies, Lies, Lies" | Absent |
| "Lawfully" | Absent |
| "Losing It" | Absent |
| "L'Ennui" | Absent |
| "Listen Up" | Absent |
| "Luck, Next Time" | Absent |
| "Liberally" | Appears |
| "Looking Back" | Appears |
| "Locked Up" | Appears |
| "Limb from Limb" | Appears |
| The L Word, season 2 | |
|---|---|
| Episode | Appearance Status |
| "Life, Loss, Leaving" | Appears |
| "Lap Dance" | Absent |
| "Loneliest Number" | Mentioned |
| "Lynch Pin" | Absent |
| "Labyrinth" | Absent |
| "Lagrimas de Oro" | Absent |
| "Luminous" | Absent |
| "Loyal" | Absent |
| "Late, Later, Latent" | Absent |
| "Land Ahoy" | Absent |
| "Loud & Proud" | Absent |
| "L'Chaim" | Absent |
| "Lacuna" | Absent |
| The L Word, season 4 | |
|---|---|
| Episode | Appearance Status |
| "Legend in the Making" | Absent |
| "Livin' La Vida Loca" | Absent |
| "Lassoed" | Absent |
| "Layup" | Absent |
| "Lez Girls" | Absent |
| "Luck Be a Lady" | Absent |
| "Lesson Number One" | Mentioned |
| "Lexington and Concord" | Absent |
| "Lacy Lilting Lyrics" | Absent |
| "Little Boy Blue" | Absent |
| "Literary License to Kill" | Mentioned |
| "Long Time Coming" | Absent |
Quotes[]
Quotes by or about Candance from The L Word.
- Alice: "Did you fall in love?"
- Bette: "No. I love Tina. Tina is the only person that I'm in love with."
- Alice: "But you're still sitting on Candace's face."
- Bette: "Actually, I'm not. I told you, I ended it as soon as I could."
- Alice: "As soon as you could? What are you, like, a sex addict now?"
- Bette: "No, I'm not a sex addict. Jesus, Alice. You know, I think calling sex an addiction is just an excuse for bad behavior, and I know that I behaved badly, but I'm prepared to take responsibility for it."
- Alice: "No, you behaved really badly."
- Bette: "I know that it sounds like an excuse, but you know what? The fact is, she disappeared on me. She was depressed and she was completely wrapped up in herself, and I tried to talk to her about it, but she completely shut me out."
- Alice: "For how long?"
- Bette: "Two or three months."
- Alice: "Out of seven years? I think you could have waited."
- Bette: "She abandoned me as much as I abandoned her. We both did it."
- Alice: "Yeah, but only one of you was having an orgasm."
- Bette: "Fuck you, Alice."
- -- in "Life, Loss, Leaving"
