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In the news: Grace Park’s Border debut

November 10, 2008 Diane Wild

From Glen Schaefer of The Province:

Battlestar beauty on The Border
“Meanwhile, multiple Parks are crowding the small screen. She debuts this week (9 p.m. tomorrow) in the second season of the CBC cop drama The Border, playing a tough-cookie U.S. federal agent, and she just got word that her Los Angeles-filmed series The Cleaner, in which she co-stars alongside Benjamin Bratt as part of a team of hard-case drug counsellors, will be back for a second season.” Read more.

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In the news: So You Think You Can Dance Canada top 10

November 10, 2008 Diane Wild

From Lindsay Ward of Sun Media:

CTV’s ‘Dance’ top 10 rundown
“With So You Think You Can Dance Canada, we at last have a TV show that caters to all five of our senses. Yes — just weeks into the new CTV reality danceoff series’ live run, we’ve seen some of the sickest moves in the land, heard Mary Murphy’s unmistakable scream, practically smelled the sweat through our screens, felt the pain of departed dancers — and now, the $100,000 grand prize is so close to being handed out, we can almost taste it.” Read more.

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Chris and John go to Logo

November 10, 2008 Diane Wild

From a media release:

MTV NETWORKS BRING CHRIS & JOHN TO 30 MILLION AMERICAN VIEWERS!

Following in the footsteps of such recent Canadian-US acquisitions as “Flashpoint” and “Sophie”, Canadian gay icons Chris and John are invading America, with the acquisition of three seasons of Chris & John to the Rescue! by MTV Network’s Logo.

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In the news: Battlefield Mysteries

November 9, 2008 Diane Wild 2 Comments

From Cassandra Szklarski of the Canadian Press:

War series examine lost stories of Canadian heroes for Remembrance week
“Despite the decades that have passed since the first and second world wars, there’s a remarkable amount of evidence – and mystery – still waiting to be explored about Canada’s involvement, historians say as several investigative war-themed shows mark Remembrance Day this week.” Read more.

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In the news: Charlotte Arnold of Degrassi

November 9, 2008 Diane Wild

From Dani Ng-See-Quan of andPop:

Charlotte Arnold: From Degrassi’s Queen Bee to Confronting the Face of Poverty
“Holly J. Sinclair is Degrassi: The Next Generation’s “mean girl.” This season, not only is she head cheerleader and class president, she’s high-strung, short-tempered, and in short, the typical queen bee.” Read more.