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David Sale was responsible for creating the boundary pushing Number 96 , about a unit block filled with an array of colourful residents, including the openly gay Don Finlayson. Why is there a reluctance to include homosexual characters in mainstream shows? Four gay and lesbian creatives in Australian TV share their personal and professional experiences. WHEN veteran TV writer and script producer Sarah Walker was told that no one wanted to see gay people on the small screen in prime time, she was disheartened. She was working on a mainstream drama when she wrote a same-sex relationship into the script.
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