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Podcast: Jackson Davies of The Beachcombers

Mark Leiren-Young of The Tyee interviews Jackson Davies of The Beachcombers:

  • Beyond ‘Molly’s Reach’
    “Jackson Davies (who played RCMP officer Constable Constable on The Beachcombers) has fought to revive the series ever since it left the airwaves and helped produce two highly rated TV movies that reunited the surviving cast members — and introduced a new generation of stars, and viewers, to the mythic meeting place, Molly’s Reach, and the not so mythical land of Gibsons, B.C.” Read more.
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In the news: Summer series

From Rob Salem of the Toronto Star:

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Upcoming episode: Durham County, Global, 10 pm

DURHAM COUNTY *NETWORK PREMIERE*

Monday, May 19 at 10pm ET/PT

“WHAT LIES BENEATH”

Mike Sweeney has moved his family to Durham County after his partner was killed. His new neighbour, Ray Prager, is his old nemesis from high school. Sadie is trying to fit in at school, while wanting to be like her father and dealing with the illness of her mother. Ray Jr. wants to be something that his father doesn’t approve of.

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Upcoming episode: Robson Arms, CTV, May 19

“Prince of Nigeria”
Written by: Jesse McKeown Directed by: Kevin Fair

Hal and Nick have steady jobs and think their lives are finally on track. Until Hal’s father Ramon (Joe Flaherty) crashes at their pad and causes Hal and Nick to reconsider their options. One of them makes a drastic life change to avoid Ramon’s fate.

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In the news: Matt Dunigan of Road Grill

From Bill Harris of the Toronto Sun:

  • Welcome Matt to Food Network: Former Argos quarterback thrills with the grill on TV
    “In each episode of Road Grill, the Canadian Football League Hall-of-Famer and his barbecue team travel to a different event and prepare a minimum of three grilled dishes and a summer side dish. As opposed to the bulk of food-themed programming, Road Grill is aimed at average folks as it supplies barbecue tips that can be applied in your own backyard immediately.” Read more.
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