Advertising & Promotion: Lovers wins the day

JULIAN LEE, Marketing, Thursday, 20 March 1997, 12:00am,

Hollywood Lovers, the series that Yorkshire Tyne Tees refused to show after group managing director Bruce Gyngall condemned it, provoked only five complaints from viewers in the rest of the country. They argued that its sexual content meant it should not have been shown just after the 9pm watershed. But the Independent Television Commission ruled there were no explicit parts of the programme which would make it unsuitable for the 9pm slot.

Hollywood Lovers, the series that Yorkshire Tyne Tees refused to

show after group managing director Bruce Gyngall condemned it, provoked

only five complaints from viewers in the rest of the country. They

argued that its sexual content meant it should not have been shown just

after the 9pm watershed. But the Independent Television Commission ruled

there were no explicit parts of the programme which would make it

unsuitable for the 9pm slot.

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