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Get Ready for the Longest Wait of Your Life with Logo's New Adoption Docu-Series Get Ready For The Longest Wait Of Your Life With Logo's New Adoption Docu-series "The Baby Wait" New Series Premieres Tuesday, October 30th at 10PM ET/PT on Logo LOS ANGELES, Aug. 3, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- What if you knew your newest addition could suddenly be subtracted? Your bundle of joy no longer yours. Would you name her? Paint her room? Bond with her? From DiGa's Tony DiSanto and Liz Gateley, the veteran television producers and MTV executives behind such hits as "Teen Mom," "16 and Pregnant" and "Made," comes a series about the heart-wrenching and emotional process of adoption. Logo's new docu-series "The Baby Wait" tracks the adoption journey with a primary focus on an agonizing period, unknown to most people but common to many adoptions, where the birth mom has the option to take her child back from the prospective adoptive family. Each episode follows a new case from both the birth mom and adoptive couple's perspective as they struggle with their decisions leading up to and throughout the "waiting period," until finally one or the other family will call the baby theirs. No matter what the outcome, each story is an emotional rollercoaster where compelling real life characters will share their hopes and fears, heartache and joy with us. Comprised of six, one-hour episodes, "The Baby Wait" premieres on Tuesday, October 30th at 10PM ET/PT on Logo. "The Baby Wait" explores the unique process of open adoption and the real "modern family" that is formed — whether by gay couples, straight couples or single parents. In most states, there's a waiting period where the birth mother can change her mind about giving up her baby. This heartfelt and honest series will be the first-of-its kind, documenting the biological mother's life as she adjusts without the baby she carried for nine months as well as following the adoptive parents who lovingly care for their newborn — while anxiously waiting for the birth mother to make her final decision. "The Baby Wait" is executive produced by DiGa's Liz Gateley and Tony DiSanto. Mike Powers also serves as Executive Producer and Brent Zacky and Pamela Post serve as Executive Producers for Logo. For more information on "The Baby Wait" and to view sneak preview clips of upcoming episodes, go to LogoTV.com. Join the "The Baby Wait" Facebook page and follow the series on Twitter @LogoTV and #BabyWait for up-to-date news and exclusives. To Tweet this Release: http://logo.to/P9IPDW ABOUT LOGO Logo celebrates one-of-a-kind personalities, unconventional stories and discovering what's next—all through a mix of original and acquired entertainment that's outrageous, smart and inclusive. Entertaining a social, savvy audience of gay trendsetters, Logo also attracts a straight audience that wants to be ahead of the curve. Launched in 2005, Logo is in over 51 million homes across the United States, and is complemented by a federation of online properties, including LogoTV.com, NewNowNext.com, AfterEllen.com, AfterElton.com, and DowneLink.com. Logo is part of Viacom Inc. (NASDAQ: VIA, VIAB), which features a roster of popular and highly targeted brands that include MTV, Comedy Central, VH1 and Spike TV. ABOUT DIGA DiGa Vision, LLC was founded by former MTV producers and executives Tony DiSanto and Liz Gateley, and is focused on creating, developing and producing cable and broadcast reality and scripted series, films, and digital content. DiGa's signature style and unique voice reflects the pop culture relevance, distinctive visuals and seamless execution that DiSanto and Gateley are well recognized for. Since its launch in January 2011, DiGa has series and pilots in various stages of production at a slew of networks, including AMC, A&E, CMT, CW, History, Lifetime, Logo, TLC, WEtv, and their former home, MTV. DiGa also has projects in development with top talent, including Jimmy Kimmel, Tyrese Gibson, Molly Simms, Randy Jackson, Lance Bass, Joy Mangano, Reverend Run, and more. With a host of big projects coming down the pike, DiGa recently signed with WME for both scripted and reality. SOURCE Logo News Provided by Acquire Media.
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