TV
Dame Edna kicks off new Trio "OUTzone"
Published Saturday, Sep 18 2004, 02:50 BST | By James Welsh
As Digital Spy reported back in July, NBC Universal-owned cable channel Trio is adding a regular gay programming block to its schedule.
The "OUTzone" launches later today (Saturday), and kicking off the new block will be the ever-popular Dame Edna Everage. Five episodes of the Dame Edna Experience will air back-to-back from 08:00 - noon, followed by Velvet Goldmine, The Legend of Leigh Bowery, Miss America pageants from 1983 and 1958, Gods and Monsters - and then another episode of Dame Edna's Experience.
"Trio has always been drawn to the cutting edge of culture and the kitschy-cool sensibility that is so associated with the gay community," said Trio president Lauren Zalaznick back in July. "OUTzone creates a regular viewing experience where our viewers can go to find both overtly gay programming and programming that has captured the imagination of gay audiences."
The "OUTzone" launches later today (Saturday), and kicking off the new block will be the ever-popular Dame Edna Everage. Five episodes of the Dame Edna Experience will air back-to-back from 08:00 - noon, followed by Velvet Goldmine, The Legend of Leigh Bowery, Miss America pageants from 1983 and 1958, Gods and Monsters - and then another episode of Dame Edna's Experience.
"Trio has always been drawn to the cutting edge of culture and the kitschy-cool sensibility that is so associated with the gay community," said Trio president Lauren Zalaznick back in July. "OUTzone creates a regular viewing experience where our viewers can go to find both overtly gay programming and programming that has captured the imagination of gay audiences."
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