From Lori Littleton of the Welland Tribune:

• Another shot of Dusk
  “When the character, who ironically considers himself to be the embodiment of class, thinks to himself, he adopts a soundtrack that represents the classic Vegas crooners — that’s when Dusk will be heard. For the show, he recently recorded classics, such as Yes I Can, That’s Life, Get Me on Your Mind, Anytime at All and two original songs he penned himself, with big band arrangements.” Read more.

From Ruth Myles of the Calgary Herald:

• I Smell A Rat
  “Richard (Fitz) Fitzpatrick was born 40 years too late and four buddies short of a Rat Pack. The anti-hero of Call Me Fitz says things like ‘ring-a-ding-ding, baby, ring-a-ding-ding’ and dreams of working the stage in his own old-school lounge before taking the show to Vegas. Then again, he’s never come across a substance that he doesn’t gleefully abuse, drops lines like ‘f.. k Jerry’s kids’ and is an embezzling, duplicitous skirt chaser. Did I mention that he’s an anti-hero?” Read more.

From Victoria Ahearn of the Canadian Press:

• Jason Priestley on lewd ‘Call Me Fitz’ role: ‘I think he’s fantastic.’
  “‘Oh man, I think he’s fantastic,’ Priestley, 41, said in a recent interview. ‘He’s beautiful in his simplicity. He’s very myopic and he has given no thought to the future ramifications of what he’s doing.'” Read more.

From Andrew Ryan of the Globe and Mail:

• Jason Priestley: No more Mr. Nice Guy
  “The dastard drought ends with Call Me Fitz (Sunday, HBO Canada at 9 p.m.). The original series casts former Beverly Hills, 90210 mainstay Jason Priestley as one Richard Fitzpatrick, a wretched womanizer besotted by booze, addled by drugs and seemingly without a single redeeming quality. Even more unforgivably, he’s a used-car salesman.” Read more.

From Kings County News, a collection of Call Me Fitz articles:

• Call Me Fitz
  “ll Me Fitz, a half-hour dark comedy airing on HBO Canada stations (TMN in Eastern Canada), filmed in New Minas in the fall of 2009 and January 2010. The first season airs Sept. 19; the second season begins filming Sept. 22, 2010.” Read more.