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| OUTtv Makes Programming Change for Free Preview: Dante's Cove rescheduled for later in fall |
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on Wednesday, October 04, 2006 - 05:33 PM |
– The OUTtv Fall free preview is in full swing, with a half hour Fall preview show airing nightly on the network. The Fall preview programme showcases the great Fall lineup airing on the network during the free preview period. Due to unforeseen circumstances, the series Dante’s Cove will not air during the free preview period on OUTtv. The network apologizes for any inconvenience this may cause its viewers.
The original programming slate promises to be one of the best ever. The schedule includes the second season of the popular male model hunt series, Cover Guy; Chris and John to the Rescue, a hilarious and quirky follow up to the first series which features the crazy antics of two young men “out to save the world, one Gay at a time,” Let’s Shop, an international series which takes the viewer to the world’s shopping hotspots, and a brand new series which demystifies yoga and makes it fun -- Crash Course Yoga with Nelson Tome.
Returning favorites include new episodes of Queeredge with Jack E Jett, new episodes of BUMP- OUTtv’s popular GLBT travel series featuring hosts Shannon McDonough and Charlie David (from Dante’s Cove) another season of the award winning Vancouver produced
The House of Venus. And don’t miss new episodes of the worlds first Gay and Lesbian marriage show, I Now Pronounce You, and a brand new season of Picture This! Where couples Gay and Straight plan their renovations based on a wishlist of photographs and pictures. Naked News also returns to the schedule for a new season.
Other special free preview programming includes a Queer Fright Night Marathon for Friday the 13th October, hosted by acclaimed horror director and Canadian David Decoteau, featuring cult movies such as Final Stab.
And on October 11th, which is celebrated as Coming Out Day across North America, OUTtv will air a day of special programming featuring coming out stories, documentaries and movies, as well as programming that focuses on coming out in the family and community in different cultures.
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