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Number 96 was the first television program anywhere in the world to feature a full diverse range of LGBTQ characters as regulars, although many historians and scholars are unaware of this, because the show's controversial content meant it was unable to be screened outside of Australia.
Drama examining the lives of residents of a Sydney apartment block. Initial storylines focused on adultery, drug use, frigidity, rape, gossip, homosexuality, marriage problems, racism. The building's ground.
This Australian soap fixated the nation, but viewers were unaware that one character was so scandalous the show would be shunned worldwide. On March 13, 1972, a new show aired on Australian TV. In ...
Jan 8, 2011 · tapesalvage. 12.9K subscribers. 142. 52K views 13 years ago. 'Number 96' cast members Chantal Contouri, Joe Hasham, Jeff Kevin, Elaine Lee, Sheila Kennelly, James Elliot, Elisabeth Kirkby,...
Season 1. Add Show to Watchlist. Follows the lives and relationships of residents in a Sydney apartment building, exploring adult themes and featuring risky content like sex scenes. More. Where to Watch Season 1. There are no locations currently available for this title. 200 Episodes. Pilot. E1. Pilot Episode 1. Episode 2. E2. Episode 2 Episode 2.
An adult Australian television soap opera/serial that broadcast from March 1972 to August 1977. The only black and white episodes that survive are 1–15, 31–3...
Number 96 is a soap opera set in a block of flats in the inner-city Sydney suburb of Paddington. Its residents include a Jewish shopkeeper, his tearaway daughter, two senior citizens, an English migrant couple, a South African dress designer, a struggling actress, a beautiful virgin and a homosexual in love with a bisexual.
