New tonight: Kids in the Hall Death Comes to Town on CBC – “Serious Shocking News”
Posted by: Diane in UncategorizedThe town reels with several shocking revelations and Crim’s fate is decided.
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Mar
09
2010
New tonight: Kids in the Hall Death Comes to Town on CBC – “Serious Shocking News”Posted by: Diane in UncategorizedThe town reels with several shocking revelations and Crim’s fate is decided.
Mar
09
2010
New tonight: Rick Mercer Report on CBC – Toronto Marine Unit, Outdoor Adventure ShowPosted by: Diane in Rick Mercer ReportTonight Rick finds out first hand how the Toronto Marine Unit makes harbour ice rescues and later goes to an Outdoor Adventure Show where he does some white-water rafting, rock climbing, and learns to scuba dive.
Mar
09
2010
New tonight: 22 Minutes on CBC – Leno, Olympic Blues, NASCARPosted by: Diane in This Hour Has 22 MinutesThis week on 22 Minutes … The Tonight Show returns with Jay Leno (Mark Critch). ‘Art Break – Olympic Blues’ with Bob Bobertson (Gavin Crawford). And Raj Binder (Shaun Majumder) reports from the Atlanta Motor Speedway NASCAR races. 22 Minutes with audience favorites Shaun Majumder, Mark Critch, Gavin Crawford, Geri Hall and Cathy Jones airs on Tuesday, March 09, 2010 at 8:30 pm on CBC Television. Unfair and unbalanced. The news will never look the same. Armed with political satire, sketch comedy and parody in this 17th season beloved characters return and new characters emerge to share the spotlight. From a media release: Series Premiere of THE BRIDGE Wins Time Slot and Locks Up One Million Viewers on CTV The series premiere of the new CTV original series THE BRIDGE debuted #1 in its 9 p.m. timeslot in Canada Friday night on CTV, with one million viewers. THE BRIDGE becomes the most-watched series premiere for a Canadian drama this season, based on preliminary overnight data.* The audience peaked at 1.25 million viewers, with nearly 3.5 million Canadians tuning in to some part of the two-hour premiere. In Toronto, THE BRIDGE was the #1 series of the day with Viewers 2+ and Adults 25-54. From a media release: Production Begins on TODD & THE BOOK OF PURE EVIL
Aircraft Pictures, Corvid Pictures, and Frantic Films in association with SPACE are pleased to announce production has begun on SPACE’s newest original series. Todd & The Book Of Pure Evil will be shot over ten weeks on location in Winnipeg. The result will be a 13-episode, half-hour supernatural comedy that brings the age-old phrase “high school is hell” to life. “Getting to make this series is proof that The Book Of Pure Evil is real and actually works!” says co-creator Craig David Wallace, “We’re super excited that SPACE is supporting our belief that ‘80s flavoured Heavy Metal and Black Magic are back, and more evil than ever.” 8 p.m. Millie (Nancy Robertson) runs into trouble with the head of her strata council while Taylor (David Ingram) struggles to hold up his end of a bargain with Joyce (Laura Soltis). 8:30 p.m. What was going to be a straight-forward race for Mayor gets complicated when more candidates come forward, but luckily Dan’s (Fred Ewanuick) good friend Jeff (Paul Bates) is there to help him run his campaign.
Mar
08
2010
New tonight: Little Mosque on the Prairie on CBC – “Farewll to Amaars”Posted by: Diane in Little Mosque on the PrairieAmaar decides to remain in Mercy after he is fired and Baber takes over as Imam with disastrous results. A fight between Phil and Tara forces Jessie and Tom to take Phil on as a roommate. Amy faces a tough moral dilemma when she discovers Mr. Hanley has abandoned his horses and is on the brink of losing his farm. From a media release: DRAGONS AREN’T BORN, THEY’RE MADE
The Road to Riches, the special season finale of DRAGONS’ DEN, airs Wednesday, March 17 at 8 p.m. on CBC Television and retraces the Dragons’ emotional journeys to self-made success. From humble beginnings and darker days, to the joys of personal and professional milestones, this distinctive finale reveals the Dragons like never before, by providing an intimate and compelling look at the defining moments in their lives and how the past has shaped who they are today. From CBC:
From Michael Posner of the Globe and Mail:
9 p.m. – THE BRIDGE – TWO-HOUR SPECIAL SERIES PREMIERE
Mar
04
2010
In the news: Craig Bromell and Aaron Douglas on The BridgePosted by: Diane in The BridgeFrom Victoria Ahearn of the Canadian Press:
Mar
04
2010
In the news: Aaron Douglas on the grey areas of the thin blue linePosted by: Diane in The BridgeFrom Joshua Ostroff of Eye Weekly:
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