More tales of the city (Television program)

""Brought to life is San Francisco in the 1970's. The quirky lovelorn tenants of 28 Barbary Lane are following their fortunes and follies under the watchful eye of their maternal landlady. Intersecting lives, gleeful coincidences and innocent raunch are all part of the fun.""
""Couldn't get enough of Tales of the City? Well, you're in luck More Tales of the City offers you more drama, more mystery, more love and the opportunity to spend osme more time with all of your friends from 28 Barbary Lane. The characters are driven by powerful needs and desires. As they discover the truth about each other, they grow in acceptance and understanding. Each, in his own way, comes to terms with troubling circumstances and makes peace with the world"--Back cover."@en
"Brought to life is San Francisco in the 1970's. The quirky lovelorn tenants of 28 Barbary Lane are following their fortunes and follies under the watchful eye of their maternal landlady. Intersecting lives, gleeful coincidences and innocent raunch are all part of the fun."@en
"Revisits Anna Madrigal's beloved "family" of tenants in an apartment house at 28 Barbary Lane in San Francisco."
""Author Armistead Maupin's further chronicles of friendship, love, gay culture and the nature of motherhood set in the late 1970s among the quirkily endearing tenants of a San Francisco boarding house, presided over by their enigmatic transsexual landlord, Anna Madrigal"--Accompanying documentation."@en

"More tales of the city (Television program)"@en
"More tales of the city (Television program)"
"More tales of the city"
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"Armistead Maupin's More tales of the city"@en
"Armistead Maupin's More tales of the city"