From Angela Hickman of the National Post:

• Brent Butt talks Hiccups
  For most people, hiccups are something they cannot wait to get rid of. All kinds of remedies exist — being frightened, holding your breath, drinking water backwards, standing on your head — but Brent Butt is pleased that, so far, CTV hasn’t tried any of them. His new comedy, Hiccups, is launching its second season on Monday night. Read more.

From Andrew Ryan of the Globe and Mail:

• Nancy Robertson: A thoroughly comic Millie
  Changing comedy lanes has worked out beautifully for Nancy Robertson. Although the Vancouver-born actress will be forever familiar to Canadian viewers as the adorable Wanda on Corner Gas, she’s no less entertaining in her new persona of a tightly wound children’s author on Hiccups, soon to return for its second season. Read more.

From Cassandra Szklarski of The Canadian Press:

• Sitcom king Brent Butt eyes foray into comic crime genre as ‘Hiccups’ returns
  Canada’s comedy king has his eye on crime. Brent Butt returns to the small screen Monday with the second season of “Hiccups,” but behind the scenes, the show creator is mulling over his next big TV series — an hour-long crime-of-the-week procedural. Read more.