Television The Quilt was displayed on the ABC Soap Opera "One Life to Live" in 1992. The AIDS Memorial Quilt was mentioned and shown during the years that General Hospital held their Nurses Ball (1994–2001) and raised money for AIDS research. The show's fictional character, Michael "Stone" Cates, was celebrated with a quilt block in 1996. In A&E's Biography of the 100 Most Influential People of the Millennium, the 94th individual featured is "Patient Zero," recognized as the first AIDS victim. The AIDS Memorial Quilt is showcased at 9:17 within the program, which aired in 1999 and includes footage from the National Mall. The Quilt is displayed in the last scene of the Showtime miniseries Fellow Travelers in 2023.
Television The Quilt was displayed on the ABC Soap Opera "One Life to Live" in 1992. The AIDS Memorial Quilt was mentioned and shown during the years that General Hosp:ital held their Nurses Ball (1994–2001) and raised money for AIDS research. The show's fictional character, Michael "Stone" Cates was celebrated with a quilt block in 1996 In A&E's Biography of the 100 Most Influential People of the Millennium, the 94th individual featured is "Patient Zero," recognized as the first AIDS victim. The AIDS Memorial Quilt is showcased at 917 within the program, which aired in 1999 and includes footage from the National Mall. The Quilt is displayed in the last scene of the Showtime miniseries Fellow Travelers in 2023.