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BBC AMERICA Scores Two GLAAD Media Award Nominations
BBC-A brings the Gay. (How’s that for a tagline?) Yes, BBC AMERICA is a startlingly LGBT-friendly network, and GLAAD honored us twice last night when they announced their annual Media Award nominations. Hex, with its lesbian ghosts, got shortlisted for Outstanding Drama Series, and My Mums Used to Be Men is up for Outstanding Documentary.
OUTSTANDING DRAMA SERIES
Brothers & Sisters (ABC)
The L Word (Showtime)
Hex (BBC America)
The Sopranos (HBO)
South of Nowhere (The N)
OUTSTANDING DOCUMENTARY
All Aboard! Rosie’s Family Cruise (HBO)
Billie Jean King: Portrait of a Pioneer (HBO)
My Mums Used to be Men (BBC America)
One Punk Under God (Sundance Channel)
This Film is Not Yet Rated (IFC Films)