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Now that the initial shock and awe surrounding 90210's big lesbian love story has worn off (it has, right?), it's time to get down to business — the business of interrogating showrunner Rebecca Sinclair about the origin of the Gia-Adrianna romance, how it'll differ from the dozens of cliché-ridden Sapphic story arcs that preceded it on primetime, and which member of the show's male population is most likely to follow Adrianna out of the closet. Where did the idea for the Gia-Adrianna story come from? Rebecca Sinclair: There's been a real void in the 90210 universe in terms of gay and bisexual characters, »
- Michael Ausiello

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Why should Gossip Girl be the only primetime soap having a gay 'ol time experimenting with its characters sexuality? This January, 90210 will embark on a major same-sex storyline that will pair the show's token lesbian, Gia, played by Rumer Willis, with another major (and heretofore straight) female character. "This isn't a fling," insists executive producer Rebecca Sinclair. "We're coming at this from a genuine place and not going, 'Let's do a titillating story that will grab some promotion.' This is a real aspect of teenager life that's interesting... And there's been a real void in the 90210 universe in terms of gay and bisexual characters. »
- Michael Ausiello

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It worked for Star Trek, right? The CW has gone to the next generation well with both 90210 and Melrose Place the past couple of years, to less than stellar results. So would it even be a good idea for TNT to pick up a sequel series to the '80s classic Dallas?
The premise of the relaunch would be for the show to focus on the next generation of Ewings, featuring J.R. and Sue Ellen's son John Ross and Christopher, the adopted son of Bobby and Pam, as the new leads. The producers have already been in touch with original actors Larry Hagman, Linda Gray and Patrick Duffy to discuss their possible involvement.
While there's no guarantee of a series, it does look like a pilot at least will be filmed. They'd have to be careful to make sure it appeals to people who've never seen Dallas, because »
- Jason Hughes

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