From Bridget Liszewski of The TV Junkies:
Wynonna Earp: Emily Andras talks “The Blade”
“I would venture to say that Wyatt Earp is the only person who Doc Holliday ever truly loved. Because Wyatt was such a good man and he in turn loved Doc, it meant that Doc was a good person on some level. Wyatt’s approval made Doc believe that he could be a good person.” Continue reading.
From Laura Thompson of CBC News:
The Illegal by Lawrence Hill to be adapted by CBC-TV
Canadian author Lawrence Hill’s The Illegal will become an eight-part TV miniseries, following the path of his earlier work, The Book of Negroes.
CBC has teamed up with Toronto-based production company Conquering Lion Pictures to develop Hill’s latest novel for television.  Continue reading.
Jeremy getting stabbed in the eye is not enough justice for Karen being murdered in cold blood by that SOB (literally). He should be given up to humans by the pack and pay for his crime (since they have now outed themselves). I did not like the ending. I mean, werewolves and humans living in harmony … puhleeeze. Unrealistic and contrived conclusion. Watch Wolfblood, which is essentially a CBBC series for juveniles but is more coherent. —Keith
All I have to say is I’m sad a great show like Bitten, their storylines and most of all the actors will not have a next season. —Lori
I wanted Nick with Paige, his ending upset me! —TanyaLeigh
Damn, that was a good finale. It makes me want to watch the series all over again. —Kimberly
I am very sad to see this series end. I do hope you can put out some new series to let us know what going on with the witches. —Lorie
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From Bridget Liszewski of The TV Junkies:
Emily Andras previews the Writing Room Intensive at the Toronto Screenwriting Conference
Wynonna Earp showrunner Emily Andras will be at the helm of a different script when she leads up the special Writers Room Intensive as part of the upcoming Toronto Screenwriting Conference (TSC). Continue reading.
From Brent Furdyk of ET Canada.com:
Goodbye J-Roc: Jonathan Torrens Is Leaving ‘Trailer Park Boys’
One of Sunnyvale Trailer Park’s most enduring, beloved characters is exiting Trailer Park Boys, with Jonathan Torrens announcing he’ll be leaving the show.
As fans of the series have likely noticed, J-Roc (the white rapper played by Torrens) hasn’t exactly been front and centre during the past season, likely influencing Torrens’ decision to retire J-Roc. Continue reading.Â
