Jim Bawden of the Toronto Star:

• Victorian CSI brings old Toronto back to life on TV
  “Turning Maureen Jennings’ mysteries into a series means sets, technology must reflect Toronto’s past.” Read more.

From Coneybeare Stories:

Coneybeare Stories Announces Production on NEW Family Entertainment Feature “Gooby”

• Featuring Robbie Coltrane and Eugene Levy

Wilson Coneybeare, President of Coneybeare Stories Inc. (Monster Warriors, Time Blazers) announced today that principal photography on its new, live-action family entertainment feature, Gooby, commenced October 15th in Barrie, Ontario.

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If you followed the instructions in the previous post for how to keep track of your favourite shows using an RSS feed, a recent WordPress upgrade means you’ll need to make a small change for those feeds to work now. Sorry for the inconvenience, but just change “tag” in the feed URL to “category” and you should be set.

Here’s the corrected instructions:

1. Check the Category lists on the right sidebar
2. Click on the name of the show you want to track – for example, Intelligence
3. Copy and paste the URL in the address bar and add “feed” to the end: for example, https://tv-eh.com/category/intelligence/feed.
4. Use that address to subscribe to this feed in the RSS reader of your choice (such as Google Reader, My Yahoo, Bloglines, etc.
5. Add as many as you like in order to keep tabs on only your favourite shows in a more manageable format.

From a CTV media release:

Get your dancing shoes on Canada – So You Think You Can Dance is coming your way. Canada’s No. 1 broadcaster, CTV, together with 19 Entertainment, Ltd and dick clark productions, announced today it will develop, produce and broadcast So You Think You Can Dance Canada, an all-new Canadian version of the hit international series. In the latest deal for CTV at MIPCOM, the Canadian format rights to the series were secured from 19 Entertainment, Ltd. and dick clark productions, co-owners of the format. The deal was completed in Cannes, France today between Susanne Boyce, President, Creative, Content and Channels, CTV Inc. and 19 Entertainment’s Simon Fuller, creator of the series. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.

Continue reading CTV Signs So You Think You Can Dance Canada Deal →

From Sean Davidson of Playback:

• Kenny, Spenny meet Cartman
  “Comedy Central has picked up 10 old episodes of Kenny vs. Spenny and wants 10 new ones, to be produced with help from South Park creators and fans of the show Matt Stone and Trey Parker.” Read more.