From BBM, Corner Gas at #16, Little Mosque on the Prairie at #28:
Everything about Little Mosque on the Prairie, eh?
In the news: TV tonight
From Jim Bawden of the Toronto Star, with ratings for Little Mosque on the Prairie and information on tonight’s Royal Canadian Air Farce:
- Hot Box: Television to talk about
“On an all new Royal Canadian Air Farce, Gilbert Smythe Bite-Me looks at the Best Picture Oscar nominations while Mike Duffy (Roger Abbott) interviews Green Party head Elizabeth May (Luba Goy) (CBC at 8)”
Little Mosque on the Prairie ratings
From BBM:
- Wednesday: Little Mosque on the Prairie, 906,000, 8-8:30 p.m. (CBC)
All figures quoted based on preliminary overnight data from Nielsen BBM Media Research and represent a nation-wide picture of television viewing in Canada.
In the news: Little Mosque on the Prairie
From the Harvard Independent:
- Praise Be to the CBC: Canadian comedy is the Little Mosque that could
“[Canadian serials] pale in comparison to their American counterparts, with less professional sets and actors, low budgets, and uninspiring concepts. These shows really are just too Canadian: more humble, more honest, less glammed up, less catchy. They usually don’t sell. However, with Little Mosque on the Prairie, I think our northern neighbors have finally found a concept that will change the way people think about Canadian television.”
Little Mosque on the Prairie photo
From CBC:
Zaib Shaikh, who stars as Amaar (left), and B.C.’s own Manoj Sood, who plays Baber on CBC Television’s hit comedy series, Little Mosque on the Prairie, have a bleating good time at a Blenz coffee shop on Robson Street in Vancouver, Tuesday, February, 20, 2007, meeting fans of the much-watched series. Little Mosque telecasts Wednesday at 8 p.m. on CBC. (PR DIRECT PHOTO/CBC Television)