From the Canadian Press:

• Nicholas Campbell reprises Da Vinci role in spinoff movie on CBC
  “Politics. It gums up how things work at city hall, in police investigations — even at television networks. Take, for example, “The Quality of Life: A Dominic Da Vinci Movie.” The two-hour telefilm, spun off from the long-running series “Da Vinci’s Inquest” and “Da Vinci’s City Hall,” once again stars Nicholas Campbell as the crusading Vancouver coroner-turned-mayor. It was originally supposed to be on CBC’s schedule last fall.” Read more.

From a media release:

Canada’s hottest cooking couple is back! Production begins on He Said She Said with Ken & Mary Jo

Put on your oven mitts because Canada’s hottest cooking couple, Ken Kostick and Mary Jo Eustace, are back in the kitchen.

After five years and 600 episodes of What’s For Dinner, the much-loved duo have reunited with an all-new, fresh, funny and delectable half-hour cooking show on W Network called He Said, She Said with Ken & Mary Jo. Produced by Up Front Entertainment in association with W Network, the show premieres Wednesday, July 2 at noon and airs every Wednesday and Friday at noon and
4 p.m.

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