NIGHTLINE: Gay Series Begins: 5/20-5/24 (TV)

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http://abcnews.go.com/sections/nightline/index.html

 

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This series will take an in-depth look at the complexities of the gay and lesbian experience in America, from senior citizens facing unique challenges to teenagers grappling with issues of sexual identity.The series will conclude with a live 90-minute town meeting in Roanoke, VA, where the murder of a gay man two years ago galvanized a once fearful gay community to take a visible and vocal stand against violence. The series will run May 20-24, every night at 11:35 PM EST, on the ABC Television Network.

 

http://abcnews.go.com/sections/nightline/index.html

 

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'Nightline' Set to Finally Air Gay Life Series

 

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'Nightline' Set to Finally Air Gay Life Series

Television* Host Ted Koppel says the five-part program, postponed twice, will cover the 'vast majority,' who live 'quiet, conventional' lives.

 

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'Nightline' goes retro with series on gay life

 

'Nightline' goes retro with series on gay life

 

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ABC News' "Nightline" turns the nation's attention to Roanoke May 20-24 as part of a five-part series on gay life.

Executive producer Tom Bettag said "Nightline" had been searching for a typical American town to use as a venue for a series on gay life. Bettag said it was not the September 2000 shooting spree at a Roanoke gay bar that attracted the TV show's interest; it was the community reaction to a 2001 Roanoke Times series on gay life.

 

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