Yearly Archives: 2012

Dragons' Den

New tonight: Dragons’ Den, Titanic: Blood & Steel, The Bachelor Canada


Dragons’ Den, CBC
The Dragons let loose and kick off their shoes; a beauty business spoils the Dragons; and a realty business isn’t afraid to bare it all. Plus, an apparel company brings a breath of fresh air into the Den.

Titanic: Blood & Steel, CBC
While H&W’s underpaid workers fill the streets of Belfast in a peaceful march that turns into tragedy, Sofia and Mark feel growing mutual attraction. But Mark Muir’s past hides more than one dark secret.

The Bachelor Canada, Citytv
Brad and eight bachelorettes are whisked away to the first big – and risqué – group date of the season. But, when rumours begin to swirl and new pressures bear down on Brad, jealous hearts become too much to handle and a shocking cocktail party leaves everyone speechless.

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Podcast

TV, eh? podcast episode 106 – “Diane Tells Anth to Blank His Blank”

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Anthony interviews Darrin Rose, host of the upcoming Match Game reboot on Comedy. But first he and Diane chat about Syfy’s pickup of Primeval: New World, the premiere of Canada’s Worst Driver, production beginning on Still Life, last week’s ratings, and argue about why reality TV does(n’t) suck.

Episode 106: Listen or download here or subscribe via iTunes or with any other program via the TV, Eh? feed.

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Rick Mercer Report

Rick Mercer on rants and moderately risky merriment

From Michael Posner of the Globe and Mail:

  • Rick Mercer: the man behind the rants
    Is there nothing that Rick Mercer won’t do for a laugh? He has sparred with heavyweight boxer George Chuvalo, bungee-jumped 160-feet with Man in Motion icon Rick Hansen, gone skinny-dipping with Liberal leader Bob Rae (truly, sights to behold) and this week – in an episode of his hit CBC television show The Rick Mercer Report – zip-lined high over Petty Harbour, Nfld. with New Democratic Party leader Thomas Mulcair. It’s all, he insists, in the interests of entertainment: “Left to my own devices, I wouldn’t do any of these things.” Read more.
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