Anyone But Me, the original critically acclaimed award-winning modern teen drama, has announced that season three will premiere on Tuesday, April 26, 2011. Audiences can see a new episode of this five-episode season every other week. New season extras, including exclusive behind-the-scenes video interviews and photos will be rolled out every week throughout the season.
Anyone But Me is an award winning, critically acclaimed drama about New York City youth coming of age. The popular original series, with over 7 million global views, speaks to all ages and hearts as it follows a new generation struggling with identity and modern relationships. With fresh plot lines, compelling dialogue and a diverse cast, Anyone But Me depicts today’s real life struggles often glossed over by other teen-focused shows. The lead characters, Aster and Vivian, are a lesbian couple exploring a relationship with the acceptance (but not necessarily approval) of their friends and family.
Over the past two seasons Vivian and Aster, together with their high school friends and family members, have experienced the highs and lows of love, loss, change and family relationships. Last season, Vivian and Aster’s relationship took an abrupt turn, leaving audiences hanging about their future together and the tough choices that lay ahead. Betrayal, lies and confusion all come together in an exciting, edge-of-your seat season three.
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Anyone But Me’s “Sneak Peak & Live Chat” events will be hosted by Rachael Hip-Flores (Vivian) at 8:00pm on the East Coast and Nicole Pacent (Aster) at 8:00pm on the West Coast on Monday April 25, 2011. Fans can watch the premiere episode, and then discuss the episode with Rachael and Nicole after. More details will be shared on the show’s website, Facebook and Twitter the week before.
Written and produced by Obie winning playwright, Susan Miller, a consulting producer/writer on television’s landmark series’ The L Word and Thirtysomething, and award winning independent filmmaker, Tina Cesa Ward, who also directs the show, this ground-breaking series has been honored with top new media awards including the 2011 Clicker Award for Best Web Drama, The People’s Silver Telly Award, The Streamy Award for Best Actress, and After Ellen’s Visibility Award for Best Web series. For their work on Anyone But Me, Miller & Ward received the first Writers Guild of America Award ever presented for Outstanding Achievement in Writing Original New Media.
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