Shaftesbury truly is a production company providing stories for everyone. Want a time period drama? Check out Murdoch Mysteries, Frankie Drake Mysteries or Dead Still. How about a more middle of the road mystery? There’s Hudson & Rex and Departure, each with their own storytelling twist. Those looking for LGBTQ2S+ characters and stories can find … Continue reading Shaftesbury aces inclusive stories with Crave’s The D Cut
From Bill Brioux of Brioux.tv: Link: Why are there so many dogs on TV? These Canadian canines are taking over Who let the dogs out — and onto our screens? Canine stars are wagging their tails all over television with dogs from Canada leading the pack. The main two are Diesel vom Burgimwald — the … Continue reading Link: Why are there so many dogs on TV? These Canadian canines are taking over
I’ve recently started watching Hudson & Rex. I came across it by accident. I love this show and am happy to hear it was renewed. I’m now watching show after show of Season 1. So tired of all the reality shows, this is refreshing and a great find for me. Please keep it going as … Continue reading Comments and queries for the week of November 22
The fall television season is here, and we couldn’t be happier. With the crisper weather comes the traditional time of year when networks’ new and returning favourites hit the airwaves. In particular, the CBC jumps into the next few weeks with longtime faves in Murdoch Mysteries and Heartland alongside soon to be classics in Anne with … Continue reading Poll: Which three returning Canadian shows will you be watching this fall?
Seeing as The Amazing Race Canada cannot really do culture-clash language barrier struggles with the lack of international legs, and they typically cast for “inspirational†stories (Anthony and James were pretty much asked to audition by production) that avoid the inter-team drama (Dave and Irina an obvious exception this year), that leaves task drama so … Continue reading Comments and queries for the week of August 9
