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 WATCH: New LGBT Series Cucumber — Exclusive Sneak Peek
  Get a sexy sneak peek at Logo's new LGBT series Cucumber with this exclusive clip.
 
 Jase Peeples 
          
          Apr 13, 2015
          
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Cucumber and Banana, two new interwoven drama series from Queer as Folk writer Russell T. Davies that explore 21st century LGBT life, debut tonight on Logo at 10 Eastern/9 Central following RuPaul's Drag Race.
Get a taste of what Cucumber will be offering this season with an exclusive sneak peek at the series below. 
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