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A drug-dealing gay woman leads a new Glasgow television series
There's a new drug-dealing lesbian sociopath in town, and this time she's Scottish. After positive reviews from several focus groups, Glasgow's Bad Pony Media has just greenlit nine episodes of a racy, hour-long crime drama, Ninety Eight Percent, which stars Emma Ashby as Casey Spencer, the head of the Spencer crime family.

The press release for Ninety Eight Percent sums it up like this:

Its no-holds barred attitude and fast paced shooting style make it sure to be a viral video hit around the world. The series will be “exciting and entertaining”, and “like nothing you have ever seen before” promises Executive Producer/Director Frank McGowan. With nine one-hour long episodes planned for its first season, the budget for each action packed episode is £30,000 — a mere drop in the ocean compared to a typical £400,000 per same produced for just regular television.

That's fine and all, but I think the teaser poster says it better:

Yes,...
See full article at AfterEllen.com
  • 7/31/2009
  • by stuntdouble
  • AfterEllen.com
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