“Our 2012 fall programming schedule showcases a mix
of genres appealing directly to Here TV’s
diverse audience base,” says Josh Rosenzweig,
Here TV’s Senior Vice
President of Original Programming and Development. “With the return of
our timely and topical political series For & Against and the hit comedy She’s Living for This as
well as the new docu-specials Pride & Groom and Because of an Earlier Incident we have
created numerous hours of new, original programming that speaks to the various
tastes and sensibilities found within the LGBT market.”
Check out all the upcoming specials and returning series from Here TV after the jump.
For & Against: Season
2 (now airing)
Progressive commentator Jim
Morrison returns as host of this 30-minute political analysis series. Leading
into the November 2012 election, Morrison speaks directly to the LGBT
population about politics, politicians, and policies. For & Against offers viewers the
chance to explore headlines through a uniquely LGBT lens. Topics to be
discussed and debated include an inside look at the most pressing issues for
LGBT voters, planks to be included on the national party platforms, and the
importance of third-party candidates, and the whole season will be capped off
with live-streaming, up-to-the-minute election night coverage.
Just Josh: Season 2 (now airing)
Here TV favorite Just
Josh returns with a brand new season full of special guests, visits
to New York’s hottest and trendiest hangouts, and host Josh Rosenzweig’s own unique and entertaining
spin on pop culture. Season 2 features special appearances by Kimberly Locke, Bob Mould, the Swimming
Pools, and many more.
Legends From Here (Premieres
September 7)
Here TV shares classic interviews with screen legends including Rock Hudson, Oscar winner Shelley Winters, Kylie Minogue, Charles Nelson Reilly, and many more. Producer, actor, and TV host Paul Ryan chats with Hollywood royalty about their experiences both in front of and behind the cameras.
Pride & Groom (Premieres September 21)
Celebrating the one-year anniversary of marriage equality in New York State, this docu-style special covers the nuptials of four New York couples. The series is broken into four hour-long specials, with each one following a different couple on their journey to wedded bliss. From their engagement to their walk down the aisle, don’t miss the highs and lows our couples experience as they prepare to spend the rest of the lives together.
Here TV shares classic interviews with screen legends including Rock Hudson, Oscar winner Shelley Winters, Kylie Minogue, Charles Nelson Reilly, and many more. Producer, actor, and TV host Paul Ryan chats with Hollywood royalty about their experiences both in front of and behind the cameras.
Pride & Groom (Premieres September 21)
Celebrating the one-year anniversary of marriage equality in New York State, this docu-style special covers the nuptials of four New York couples. The series is broken into four hour-long specials, with each one following a different couple on their journey to wedded bliss. From their engagement to their walk down the aisle, don’t miss the highs and lows our couples experience as they prepare to spend the rest of the lives together.
Because of an Earlier
Incident (Premieres
October 2012)
Because of an Earlier Incident provides an exclusive day-in-the-life glimpse into the vibrant lifestyles of New York City artists. Featuring the most influential artists, performers and designers, the original series explores how these artists’ lives and careers have intersected and inspired one another, creating a cultural matrix in the downtown New York art scene. Kick-starting the series are Cazwell, Amanda Lepore, Bill Coleman, and Marco Ovando.
Because of an Earlier Incident provides an exclusive day-in-the-life glimpse into the vibrant lifestyles of New York City artists. Featuring the most influential artists, performers and designers, the original series explores how these artists’ lives and careers have intersected and inspired one another, creating a cultural matrix in the downtown New York art scene. Kick-starting the series are Cazwell, Amanda Lepore, Bill Coleman, and Marco Ovando.
Here’s Hollywood (Premieres
October 5)
This original Here TV film series looks at classic Hollywood films through an LGBT lens and contextualizes movies including Swing High, Swing Low (Carole Lombard, Fred MacMurray), Royal Wedding (Fred Astaire, Jane Powell), My Favorite Brunette (Bob Hope, Dorothy Lamour), and The Last Time I Saw Paris (Elizabeth Taylor, Van Johnson) specifically for the Here TV audience.
This original Here TV film series looks at classic Hollywood films through an LGBT lens and contextualizes movies including Swing High, Swing Low (Carole Lombard, Fred MacMurray), Royal Wedding (Fred Astaire, Jane Powell), My Favorite Brunette (Bob Hope, Dorothy Lamour), and The Last Time I Saw Paris (Elizabeth Taylor, Van Johnson) specifically for the Here TV audience.
She’s Living for This:
Season 2 (Premieres November 2012)
Sherry Vine brings back her fun-filled variety show for a
whole new season. This season Sherry and company welcome the most celebrated
queer comedy acts, musical performers, and other entertainers on the scene.
Plus, even more original sketches will have Sherry’s loyal fans coming
back for more. Season 2’s special guests include Jackie Beat, the Lady Bunny, Pandora Boxx,
and, of course, Season 1’s breakout star, Busted.
Here TV airs on all major U.S.
cable systems as a 24-hour subscription service. Here TV appears in 96 of the top 100 U.S. markets, including every top
10 market. On most major cable providers, Here
TV can be found by entering the “On Demand” menu,
selecting “Premium,” and then selecting “Here TV on Demand.”
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