Underplayed Gems

Orange Juice in Bishops Garden

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Genre
LGBT-related television series
Country
United States
Length
7 seasons, 98 episodes
Elsewhere
IMDb
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How it feels

The series follows a group of teenagers navigating high school in the 1990s. It takes place in the Washington D.C. area and details their lives in the years right before the internet became mainstream.

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What happens

Orange Juice in Bishop's Garden is one of the first web series, created and directed by the web pioneer Otessa Ghadar. The show is a web series about the decade immediately preceding and leading up to the advent of the internet. Orange Juice in Bishops Garden the series details the lives of a group of teenagers as they navigate high school in the 1990s. Orange Juice in Bishop's Garden, also affectionately known as OJinBG, has seven seasons, each being a trifecta of content: a feature length movie, an entire web series season, and a young adult book. OJinBG is one of the oldest and longest running web series, having started in 2006. The show is set and shot in the greater metropolitan Washington D.C. area. Orange Juice in Bishops Garden the series is currently available on its own website, Amazon Prime Video, YouTube, Roku, and others. Among the many awards won by OJinBG and Otessa Ghadar, most notable are the 3 time Webby Award Official Nominees and the 6 Telly Award wins. Originally, OJinBG was primarily distributed by KoldCast TV, a now defunct Broadband Television Network that delivers on-demand entertainment programming to a global audience, via the Internet. This partnership enables Orange Juice in Bishop's Garden to be viewed on iTunes, Zune, Boxee, and Roku. New episodes premiered weekly, every Wednesday during the season, accompanied by interactive social networking on the official website, blog, Twitter, and Facebook pages. The show is available in closed captioning for hearing-impaired viewers, in addition to being available with French, Spanish, and German subtitles. The show is also currently being translated into Spanish and Russian, as part of a larger translation push. (from Wikipedia, CC BY-SA)

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