Everything about Rick Mercer Report, eh?

In the news: Rick Mercer Report in Thunder Bay

From the Thunder Bay Source:

  • Mercer trip free advert
    “They say any publicity is good publicity, and Thunder Bay is in for a nationwide dose of it on Tuesday night. Rick Mercer, the man who showed the world that George W. Bush knows nothing about Canada, who convinced Green Party Leader Elizabeth May to cut a tree down and who most recently proved his winter mettle with a chilly polar bear club dip, showed up in Thunder Bay last weekend to shoot a scene for his hilarious CBC show, The Rick Mercer Report.” Read more.
Facebooktwitterredditlinkedinmail

In the news: Rick Mercer heads to Halifax

From the Halifax Chronicle Herald:

  • rickmercermonday1Dalhousie students net episode of the Rick Mercer Report
    “Canadian television personality Rick Mercer will film an episode of his show in Halifax this season, thanks to the efforts of a determined team of Dalhousie University students. The students pulled together to raise $17,200 for the Spread the Net Challenge, enough to win the national contest and bring the Rick Mercer Report to their Halifax campus.” Read more.
Facebooktwitterredditlinkedinmail

In the news: Rick Mercer freezes in Thunder Bay

From the Canadian Press:

  • Rick Mercer films ice racing segment in Thunder Bay at 40 below
    “Advertising writers couldn’t script a better stereotype — a friendly Canuck pouring Rick Mercer a cup of Tim Hortons coffee while the CBC star gets ready to race a car on ice — all at 40 below. Mercer and his production crew were at Mission Bay for Sunday’s ice races, filming a segment for the Jan. 29 edition of the “Rick Mercer Report.”” Read more.

mercerreport1

Facebooktwitterredditlinkedinmail

In the news: CBC’s new shows attractive to advertisers

From Andrew Ryan of the Globe and Mail:

  • The Border, Sophie and jPod back CBC’s bet on home-grown TV
    “As expected, the flashy law-enforcement drama The Border was the most popular: The show’s debut two Mondays back drew an impressive 710,000 total viewers. The following night, jPod attracted 472,000 total viewers. The numbers went up again that Wednesday when the single-gal sitcom Sophie found its way to 630,000 viewers. Friday yielded the only disappointment – the desperate-hockey-wives comedy-soap MVP, with a first-night audience of only 383,000 total viewers.” Read more.

sophie024

Feeling confident, Sophie (Natalie Brown) brings her newborn to a restaurant to eat by herself, only to run into the two people she really doesn’t want to see. SOPHIE telecasts on CBC Television, Wednesday, January 22 at 8:30 p.m.

Facebooktwitterredditlinkedinmail