From Bridget Liszewski of The TV Junkies:
Link: X Company creators on bringing their series to “a natural, full-circle conclusion”
“Our hope mainly was to inspire Canadians with a little curiosity about the secrets their country has kept, and with a little pride that we were an important part of the bigger picture. And to wonder what they would have done, if they had been that agent, or that German officer, or that team leader, or that wife…” Continue reading.Â
In what’s become a yearly event, TV, eh? offers up stunning items and once-in-a-lifetime experiences, from a set visit and walk-on role in Murdoch Mysteries, wristbands to next year’s MMVAs, signed scripts, an Orphan Black set visit, a meet and greet with the cast of InnerSpace and a Corner Gas watch.
For those working in the Canadian TV industry, there is the opportunity to have your script read and notes given by Shelley Eriksen (Private Eyes, Continuum).
We’ve also got cookbooks, t-shirts, knapsacks and so much more!
And, there will be more items added in the coming days.
All proceeds go to Kids Help Phone—a free, anonymous and confidential phone and on-line professional counselling service for youth. If you’d like to contribute but don’t want to bid, please go directly to their website to make a donation. (Note tax receipts are not available for auction bids.)
This auction uses simple bidding and ends Friday, Sept. 30 at 11 a.m. ET. Payment will be due by end of day Monday, Oct. 3, 2015. International bidders, please note that any additional taxes and duties charged by customs will be your responsibility.
Click on the links below to start bidding!
Got a question? Email Greg.David@tv-eh.com.
Killjoys Season 1, Episode 1, signed script & t-shirt
Saving Hope signed script package No. 1
Saving Hope signed script package No. 2
Outlander, Season 1, Vol. 1 DVD package
CTV MasterChef Canada/Your Morning Package
Corner Gas watch and signed script
X Company/Coronation Street Package
Murdoch Mysteries set visit/walk-on role
A Night Out with Canadian TV Writers in Toronto
The Super Ultimate Blue Jays Fanatical Past & Present Pack
Notes on a Script: West Coast Edition
Just like the kids going back to school, September has become the month Highway Thru Hell returns for a new season on Discovery. Still one of the highest-rated series on the specialty channel, Jamie Davis and his crew—and some competitors—hit the icy roads for Season 5.
Returning on Tuesday at 10 p.m. ET, you know what you’re going to get with 13 episodes of Highway Thru Hell: cars and tractor trailers sliding around asphalt and colourful tow truck drivers pulling them out and cleaning up the mess. It takes all of two seconds after the opening credits for Highway Thru Hell to get down to business as truckers are stranded on the Smasher on The Coquihalla highway and request help.
It’s the first storm of the season, and as Al Quiring and Gord Boyd of Quiring Towing explain, it takes that initial dumping to remind everyone how treacherous the highway is in the winter. It doesn’t take long for Al and Gord to turn grumpy, the former over “snow socks” and the latter because of a rookie driver who can’t seem steer straight.
For Jamie Davis, this season is all about changes. In a bid to downsize because of the changing economy, Davis sold the most prized truck in the fleet and aims to spend more time on the road rather than managing people. But will business suffer even more with him away from the office? His first call in Episode 1 is to a truck fire that’s still burning when he arrives and Jamie makes a bold decision to clean up the mess … with help from a familiar face.
Meanwhile, on the other side of Hope, B.C., Jordie Duperon of Mission Towing is called to the scene of a van half-submerged in a river. Along with his brother, Nik, the fourth-generation tow truck drivers want to prove they’ve got the stuff to make their grandfather proud.
Visually, Great Pacific TV’s Highway Thru Hell remains stunning, especially in HD. Davis’ trucks pop against the swirling, snowy backdrop and cameras mounted on drones offer a whole new dimension to filming as they swoop over collision scenes.
Also this season? Viewers get a sneak peek at the Highway Thru Hell spinoff, Heavy Rescue: 401, which focuses on the challenges faced by those tasked with keeping Ontario’s 400 series highways safe.
Highway Thru Hell airs Tuesdays at 10 p.m. ET/PT on Discovery.
Aftermath Pack: Episode 1 script and photo signed by stars Anne Heche and James Tupper, photo cards and Space colouring book. Donated by Halfire Entertainment.
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Aftermath Pack: Episode 1 script and photo signed by stars Anne Heche and James Tupper, photo cards and Space colouring book. Donated by Halfire Entertainment.
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