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Movies weren't doing this. >> i have to believe that all the pain i'm going through, that all the anger, the frustration, that there's something bigger than that. >> aids has claim aid young man who made an enormous impact on a young generation of americans. pedro zamura died in miami at the age of 22. >> i'm real glad i got to know pedro some more. i'm grad glad his work is still remembered. i hope you enjoyed and learned from pedro as life of compassion and fearlessness. >> you have to credit "the real world" with helping the acceptance of the lbgq community. >> her name is marla. i'm seeing...

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Tv is changing dramatically now with 150 channels that might be available in the near future. >> there are moi choices than ever before. it's a tough job. you have to try and get a sense of what is the audience going to really make an attachment to it. >> in the '90s, cable was coming on strong. so, we had to examine who are we going to be? well, we wanted to be smart, sophisticated comedy. >> six months ago i was living in boston. my wife had left me, which was very painful. then she came back to me. which was excruciating. >> i thought "frasier" was dead with "cheers." but we thought, we bui...