Three sitcoms with promise

From Warren Clements of the Globe and Mail:

  • Three home-grown sitcoms with promise
    All three sitcoms look great and have talented ensembles, which bodes well for future home-grown scripted comedies. Among the better-known names, Nancy Robertson (Millie) and Brent Butt (the life coach) of Hiccups come fresh from Butt’s successful Corner Gas, as does Fred Ewanuick (Dan) of Dan for Mayor. Peter Keleghan, who cocked an eyebrow memorably in The Newsroom and Made in Canada, co-stars as the boy’s caustic, uptight father in 18 to Life, the foil to his laidback neighbours, who are the girl’s parents. Read more.

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Flashpoint gets US syndication deal

From Nellie Andreeva of Deadline Hollywood:

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Video: Temple Grandin on George Stroumboulopoulos Tonight

Animal welfare expert & autism advocate TEMPLE GRANDIN talks about overcoming her autism, the role of good old-fashioned values, and the HBO TV movie about her life – which just won a Golden Globe Award for actress CLAIRE DANES (BEST PERFORMANCE BY AN ACTRESS IN A MINI-SERIES OR MOTION PICTURE MADE FOR TELEVISION, ‘TEMPLE GRANDIN’).

For the full interview watch George Stroumboulopoulos Tonight on Friday January 21st 2011 at 11:05pm.

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New tonight: Haven premieres on Global – “Welcome to Haven”

10pm ET/PT *Network Premiere*

“Welcome to Haven”
**Starring Emily Rose (ER), Eric Balfour (24) and Canadians Lucas Bryant (M.V.P.) and Nicholas Campbell (Republic of Doyle)**

When FBI Agent Audrey Parker (Emily Rose) is called to Haven on a routine case, her investigation and a string of unexplainable events lead her to discover the mysterious underside of the town. When strange weather phenomena begin to strike Haven – and Audrey – she begins to suspect that not everything is as it seems. As the weather events grow more destructive, Audrey discovers that someone in town might be more connected to the incidents than she could possibly imagine, and that Haven is a refuge for people who are affected by a range of supernatural afflictions.

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