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| The show has thirteen episodes<ref name="ReferenceA">"G-Rating", Entertainment Weekly, retrieved 8/4/2009</ref> and there were nine featured women: Miss Bunny, Jordan, Ginger, Cashmere, Joey, Chrissy, Silver, Summer and Angel. The premiere episode delivered a 7.7 share, or 3.4 million viewers.<ref name="ReferenceA"/> The show was produced and directed by Patti Kaplan, who also produced HBO's ] series. The club featured on it, Divas International Club, was attached to a hotel, and was converted to a banquet facility shortly after filming ended. | The show has thirteen episodes<ref name="ReferenceA">"G-Rating", Entertainment Weekly, retrieved 8/4/2009</ref> and there were nine featured women: Miss Bunny, Jordan, Ginger, Cashmere, Joey, Chrissy, Silver, Summer and Angel. The premiere episode delivered a 7.7 share, or 3.4 million viewers.<ref name="ReferenceA"/> The show was produced and directed by Patti Kaplan, who also produced HBO's '']'' series. The club featured on it, Divas International Club, was attached to a hotel, and was converted to a banquet facility shortly after filming ended. | ||
| In one episode, the dancer Summer refers to a homicide case in which an obsessed customer killed his wife. The killer, Craig Rabinowitz, had become obsessed with her when she was dancing at another ] ]. The case was later profiled on an episode of '']'', called "Summer Obsession", in which Miss Bunny, another of the performers from the HBO show, was interviewed. | In one episode, the dancer Summer refers to a homicide case in which an obsessed customer killed his wife. The killer, Craig Rabinowitz, had become obsessed with her when she was dancing at another ] ]. The case was later profiled on an episode of '']'', called "Summer Obsession", in which Miss Bunny, another of the performers from the HBO show, was interviewed. | ||
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2000 American TV series or program
| G String Divas | |
|---|---|
| Genre | Documentary |
| Directed by | Patti Kaplan |
| Country of origin | USA |
| Original language | English |
| No. of seasons | 1 |
| No. of episodes | 13 |
| Production | |
| Running time | 30 minutes |
| Original release | |
| Network | HBO |
| Release | September 23, 2000 (2000-09-23) – 2000 |
G String Divas is an American documentary series that aired on HBO. The show was filmed in 2000, and follows the lives of strippers working in a Bristol, Pennsylvania gentlemen's club.
Overview
The show has thirteen episodes and there were nine featured women: Miss Bunny, Jordan, Ginger, Cashmere, Joey, Chrissy, Silver, Summer and Angel. The premiere episode delivered a 7.7 share, or 3.4 million viewers. The show was produced and directed by Patti Kaplan, who also produced HBO's Real Sex series. The club featured on it, Divas International Club, was attached to a hotel, and was converted to a banquet facility shortly after filming ended.
In one episode, the dancer Summer refers to a homicide case in which an obsessed customer killed his wife. The killer, Craig Rabinowitz, had become obsessed with her when she was dancing at another Pennsylvania strip club. The case was later profiled on an episode of Forensic Files, called "Summer Obsession", in which Miss Bunny, another of the performers from the HBO show, was interviewed.
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