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Little Mosque on the Prairie hopes for US broadcast deal

From Cassandra Szklarski of the Canadian Press:

  • ‘Little Mosque’ eyes hoped-for U.S. broadcast deal as series winds down
    Of all the barriers CBC’s groundbreaking sitcom “Little Mosque on the Prairie” has managed to cross with its multifaith humour, one surprising wall remains: the U.S. border. Despite having audiences in 92 countries around the world, executive producer Mary Darling notes the gentle comedy has never been able to secure a broadcaster in the United States, where a lighthearted look at culture clash would arguably have its deepest resonance. Read more.
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New tonight: Heartland, Less Than Kind, Lost Girl, Canada’s Got Talent

Heartland, CBC – “Candles in the Wind”
When a mystery horse arrives at Heartland, Amy and Ty are sent down a path that will alter their lives.

Less Than Kind, HBO Canada – “March Fourth”
With Danny and Miriam upset by the prospect of separating for university, Sheldon comes up with an inspired solution. Anne, Jim and Clara risk it all to save the driving school from their rival “Killigans.” Shandra is furious when the family seem oblivious to the implications of her renewed romance with Josh. Nicholas Campbell and Kevin McDonald guest star.

Lost Girl, Showcase – “Into the Dark”
In the wake of emotional losses, Trick reveals his deepest secret to Bo. Bo realizes there is no turning back and she must go to any extreme, which includes aligning herself with a sworn enemy, to take on a battle that could decide the fate of the Fae. Written by Emily Andras, directed by John Fawcett.

Canada’s Got Talent, Citytv – “Montreal Auditions”
Montreal’s longstanding tradition of unique talent is on full display when host Dina Pugliese and judges Martin Short, Measha Brueggergosman and Stephan visit the last stop on the cross-country audition tour.
“The Cut Down”
After an extensive cross-country audition tour, judges Martin Short, Measha Brueggergosman and Stephan Moccio choose their favourite acts from across Canada to advance to the semi-finals.

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