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In the news: Durham County interview

From Blogcritics, based on the TV, eh? Blogtalkradio interview with co-creators Laurie Finstad Knizhnik and Adrienne Mitchell:

  • Killer Durham County Creeps Onto Global’s Lineup
    “The eerie, atmospheric Durham County she co-created with director Adrienne Mitchell is a six-part series that will air on Global television beginning Monday, May 19 at 10 p.m., and a product of her ‘adolescent resentment’ of suburbia. It’s a world where power lines dominate the grey landscape, and carefully manicured houses and lawns contrast with the turmoil of the families who live there.” Read more.

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In the news: My Messy Life makes a neat case for messiness

From Blogcritics:

  • TV Review: My Messy Life Documentary Vindicates The Neat-Impaired
    “All hail Josh Freed, patron saint of the organizationally challenged. The filmmaker and Montreal Gazette columnist exposes his messy life in My Messy Life, a hilarious documentary airing on CTV this Saturday, May 17 at 7 p.m. (see CTV.ca for local listings). It makes the case that some people are successful because of – not in spite of – their disorganization.” Read more.
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In the news: Helene Joy of Durham County, Murdoch Mysteries

From Bill Harris of Sun Media:

  • Canadian pride and Joy
    “‘I’d go on some sets and even though I couldn’t speak two words of French, everyone would be like, Helene, allo!’ This never was more true than when Joy was in Montreal on the set of Durham County, which makes its network-TV debut Monday on Global. Joy, by the way, also stars in Citytv’s Murdoch Mysteries, which has been renewed for a second season, and she had a role in the recently axed CBC series MVP, too.” Read more.
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