From Denise Duguay of the Montreal Gazette:

• Series debut: Jason Priestley in HBO Canada’s Call Me Fitz
  “But playing shockingly against type is not enough of a trick to sustain even a half-hour comedy so thankfully there’s more to like in Call Me Fitz, although “like” might not be the right word. It’s a redemption story, or maybe just a failed redemption story with dark humour and vigorously drawn characters.” Read more.

From Gordon Delaney of the Chronicle Herald:

• Wolfville rolls out red carpet for Call Me Fitz
  “‘I’m ready for the premiere. But the fact the show is now going out to the public is a little daunting,’ Elwood said in an interview Friday.” Read more.

From Alex Strachan of Postmedia News:

• Call me Fitz debuts tonight
  “When Jason Priestley’s scum-bag car salesman Richard (Fitz) Fitzpatrick is being a louse in the uneven new homegrown comedy Call Me Fitz, the show is wild, delirious fun.” Read more.

Premieres Sunday, September 19 at 8 p.m. with two back-to-back episodes

Call Me Fitz stars Jason Priestley as Richard “Fitz” Fitzpatrick, a handsome, substance-abusing used-car salesman who torments his naïve co-workers, sleeps with any woman who has a pulse, and thinks his life is perfect. His sybaritic lifestyle undergoes a radical transformation after a disastrous test-drive puts a potential customer in a coma and unleashes Fitz’s conscience, literally, in the form of Larry, a gentle man intent on rehabilitating Fitz’s battered psyche. Also starring Ernest Grunwald, Peter MacNeill, Kathleen Munroe, Tracy Dawson, Donavon Stinson and Brooke Nevin.