This week, Greg and Amy go through debuts and returns on the Canadian TV calendar.
Then, we cover the latest Canadian TV news, including this year’s WGC Screenwriting Award winners, AMI’s Disability Screen Office opening, Michael Geyeyes joining the team behind Acting Good, the latest project between W Network and Nikki Ray Media and the death of Kenneth Welsh.
This episode is brought to you by Henry Westons Vintage Medium Dry Cider and Chateau Saint-Florin Bordeaux 2018.
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This week, Greg and Amy go through debuts and returns on the Canadian TV calendar. Then, we cover a bunch of Canadian TV news, including production kicking off on Little Bird, The Kids in the Hall returning with new episodes, Bell Media teaming up with all-Black executive production team to develop Canada’s first Black-focused bilingual anthology series Festivale, and the death of Paul Pope.
We close out by discussing the Canadian Screen Awards gala by reviewing the top TV categories.
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This week, Greg and Amy go through debuts and returns on the Canadian TV calendar, Marissa Stapley’s novel heading to television and the launch of Greater Hood Productions.
Then, the duo discusses the 2022 Canadian Screen Award nominees for Best Actor, Drama; Best Actress, Drama; Best Actor, Comedy; and Best Actress, Comedy.
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This week, Greg and Amy go through debuts and returns on the Canadian TV calendar and CBC’s renewal of Strays, Run the Burbs and Son of a Critch.
Then, the duo discusses the 2022 Canadian Screen Award nominees for Best Drama, Best Comedy and Best Reality/Competition Program or Series.
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It’s been a while, but the TV, Eh podcast is back with co-hosts Greg David and Amy Wilson.
What can you expect when you download this podcast every couple of weeks? Well, upcoming Canadian TV debuts and returns, and any casting and production announcements that have happened between podcasts.
This week, Greg and Amy talk about Big Brother Canada and When Calls the Heart, both returning to our TV screens soon. Then, it’s on to discuss Transplant and Sort Of, which scored season renewals.
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