Heartland | TV, eh? | Page 79

Everything about Heartland, eh?

Heartland, Little Mosque on the Prairie

In the news: More drama

September 17, 2007 Diane Wild

Jim Bawden of the Toronto Star makes the case for more Canadian drama series:

Proudly Canadian. More, please!
“What Canadian TV doesn’t have, and never did have, is a plethora of smartly scripted hour-long dramas.” Read more.

Dragons' Den, Heartland, Little Mosque on the Prairie, Rick Mercer Report, This Hour Has 22 Minutes, Trailer Park Boys

In the news: Fall schedule day-by-day

September 17, 2007 Diane Wild

Rob Salem of the Toronto Star gives the lineup of new and returning shows this fall, with blurbs from Jim Bawden about Canadian content relegated to its own little listing ghetto within:

Fall TV preview: Day-by-day
“Rob Salem takes a day-by-day look at the U.S. television season.” Read more.

Heartland

In the news: Beau Mirchoff of Heartland

September 14, 2007 Diane Wild

Patrick Blennerhassett of the Victoria News interviews local actor Beau Mirchoff of Heartland:

Heartland not so scary
“The Mount Doug grad is a main character on a new fall television show Heartland, a family drama CBC hopes will lift the lagging publicly-funded national broadcaster.” Read more.

Heartland

In the news: Sundays this fall

September 14, 2007 Diane Wild

Rob Salem of the Toronto Star writes a fall TV preview for Sunday nights, including Canadian series Da Kink in My Hair, Heartland, and Triple Sensation:

Fall Preview – Sundays
“A lot is expected from the new situation comedy Da Kink in My Hair based on Trey Anthony’s acclaimed award-winning play, the recipient of four NAACP Theatre awards.” Read more.

Heartland

In the news: Heartland anchors CBC’s Sunday nights

September 7, 2007 Diane Wild

Alexandra Burroughs of the Calgary Herald interviews a writer, producer, and actress involved with CBC’s family show airing Sunday nights this fall:

CBC counts on Heartland
“But beneath this daily grind of television production there’s a buzz that’s getting people excited, maybe even excited enough to actually watch a Canadian-made, one-hour dramatic CBC series set in a fictional town in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains.” Read more.