US TV
CBS responds to gay criticisms
Published Friday, Mar 5 2010, 12:12 GMT | By Dan French

Last year, the Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation criticised the Eye network for its lack of gay characters, while it was recently reported that CBS had rejected adverts from a gay dating site.
"Any show can have gay characters," Tassler told The Hollywood Reporter. "We're conscious of that as well. This year one of our pilots, Quinn-tuplets, has gay characters. Any series can.
"This year we made a concerted effort to suggest to producers, if not in pilot, then as we go forward."
Tassler added: "Diversity has always been a priority. It is a conscious choice across the board to pay attention and to add diversity any way we can."
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