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In the news: Intelligence on DVD, waiting on FOX

From Blogcritics, based on the TV, eh? Blogtalkradio interview with creator Chris Haddock:

  • Intelligence Comes To DVD While Awaiting FOX Fate
    ” ‘The cumulative effect of watching this show is powerful. So I’m hoping everyone will run out and buy it. I just want people to watch it, so I don’t care if people steal it, quite frankly. I’m not encouraging it, but I just want people to watch this thing because it’s so much fun.’ ” Read more.

 

 

 

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In the news: Durham County interview

From Blogcritics, based on the TV, eh? Blogtalkradio interview with co-creators Laurie Finstad Knizhnik and Adrienne Mitchell:

  • Killer Durham County Creeps Onto Global’s Lineup
    “The eerie, atmospheric Durham County she co-created with director Adrienne Mitchell is a six-part series that will air on Global television beginning Monday, May 19 at 10 p.m., and a product of her ‘adolescent resentment’ of suburbia. It’s a world where power lines dominate the grey landscape, and carefully manicured houses and lawns contrast with the turmoil of the families who live there.” Read more.

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In the news: My Messy Life makes a neat case for messiness

From Blogcritics:

  • TV Review: My Messy Life Documentary Vindicates The Neat-Impaired
    “All hail Josh Freed, patron saint of the organizationally challenged. The filmmaker and Montreal Gazette columnist exposes his messy life in My Messy Life, a hilarious documentary airing on CTV this Saturday, May 17 at 7 p.m. (see CTV.ca for local listings). It makes the case that some people are successful because of – not in spite of – their disorganization.” Read more.
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