Everything about Heartland, eh?

Graham Wardle on Heartland’s US move

302Heartland2-highFrom the Royal City Record:

  • Royal City actor in U.S. television spotlight
    “Wardle, who is entering his fourth year playing Ty Borden on the CBC series Heartland, was recently in town to announce that the show has been picked up in syndication south of the border. The first season of Heartland will start showing on various NBC, Fox, ABC and CW affiliates, with more than 200 markets and 97 per cent of the U.S. audience able to follow the exploits of the Heartland gang.” Read more.
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Fall premiere dates

Bill Harris of QMI Agency breaks down the fall premiere dates, including Canadian shows:

  • Fall TV getting weird
    “Our official fall TV preview section will appear in a few weeks, as the majority of shows are set to debut or return toward the end of September. But a significant number of programs will burst out of the gate before that, some even before Labour Day.” Read more.
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Heartland angling to win tractor

From Tamara Neely of the Okotoks Western Wheel:

  • Fate of tractor divides community
    “However, television fame is a life-changing opportunity few tractors have the opportunity to experience and the raffle winner is invited to donate it to the Heartland television show. Heartland’s series producer Gordon Imlach said crew are buying raffle tickets and fair supporters are welcome to buy a raffle ticket in their name – they will take good care of Millie.” Read more.
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Heartland goes to US syndication

From Elizabeth Guider of the Hollywood Reporter:

  • Canada’s ‘Heartland’ gets U.S. syndication
    “Canadian series “Heartland” has been cleared in 94% of the U.S. by Genesis TV and Film for the fall season. The CBS, Tribune, Sinclair, Hearst, Lin, Meredith, Nexstar and Belo station groups are the key station groups acquiring the drama. The show is likely to air mostly in weekend primetime slots. No financial details as to license fees per episode were available.” Read more.
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