Set and filmed in Glasgow, the show - which charts the lives and
loves of 20 and 30-something lesbians - showcases a hip and funky
side of the city.
It is hoped the popular series, which has drawn an
average of half-a-million viewers, will help attract a fresh batch
of "set-jetters", the name given to fans who visit locations where
their favourite television shows and films are made.
It is hoped the popular series, which has drawn an average of
half-a-million viewers, will help attract a fresh batch of
"set-jetters", the name given to fans who visit locations where
their favourite television shows and films are made.
Television and film production generated more than £20 million
for the Glasgow economy in 2011, according to the Glasgow Film
Office.
Source:
The Herald - TV drama fans pay more Lip Service to Glasgow