From a media release: Honour. Betrayal. Revenge… Ghosts? No matter your tastes, City is serving up something for everyone this fall, and it all kicks off with two exclusive premiere screenings at Fan Expo Canada on September 1 at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre. Seated on a first-come, first-served basis, Fan Expo fans will get … Continue reading City original Bad Blood gets September debut date; plus teaser trailer
From Kate Taylor of The Globe and Mail: Link: Cancon television regulations need updating in the age of streaming Shows such as the crime drama Cardinal, distinctively Canadian by virtue of its Northern Ontario setting and plot surrounding the disappearance of an Indigenous girl, would seem to be the sweet spot: It has sold into Britain … Continue reading Link: Cancon television regulations need updating in the age of streaming
It’s no secret to 19-2 fans that anything can happen to the fine men and ladies who patrol Montreal’s streets. That was certainly the case in last Monday’s Season 4 return when a bombing connected to the city’s underworld ripped through a restaurant. That set off a chain of events—the suspected bomber drove through the streets … Continue reading 19-2: Nightmares haunt Ben, Nick, Audrey and J.M.
This is it Saving Hope fans. The last episode before the doors of Hope Zion close forever this Thursday at 9 p.m. ET/PT on CTV. It’s been one hell of a ride, hasn’t it? I distinctly recall watching the first episode of the show back when I was at TV Guide Canada. “Another medical drama?” … Continue reading Saving Hope says goodbye with tears and triumphs
This week’s podcast is brought to you by Puppers Premium Lager and Rowan’s Creek bourbon from Willett Distillery! After a short update on the latest television shows debuting in the next two weeks, Greg and Anthony discuss Wynonna Earp‘s Season 3 renewal announcement, Vikings‘ two-hour Season 5 return, Big Brother Canada rising from the dead, … Continue reading TV, Eh? podcast Episode 232 — Is Cult Hit an Oxymoron?
