What would you do if you were under 22 years of age, everyone older than you was dead and your small town had been quarantined from the rest of the world? That’s the premise of Between, City’s newest—and sometimes frustrating— original series. Debuting tonight, the sci-fi program created by Michael McGowan (One Week), boasts strong performances … Continue reading Preview: Between good and bad
After a couple of weeks where Allen was a big part of its episodes, Remedy really opened up the floor for the rest of the cast to shine. “Life in Technicolour” jumped ahead three weeks in time from last Monday. Mel and Cutler are a major thing—she’s addicted to sexy times with him and ignoring … Continue reading Review: Mothers and children on Remedy
Turns out I’d aimed a little too high in 19 when I thought that Commander Gendron was the mole. I should have gone one level lower to Sgt. Houle. Yes, the man who had the best connection with his officers—not to mention the nicest house—was identified by Ben and Nick as the one leaking information … Continue reading Review: The mole revealed on 19-2
From a media release: CBC ANNOUNCES NEW DRAMA, COMEDY, AND FACTUAL LINE UP, PLUS RENEWALS FOR 2015-16 DA VINCI’S INQUEST creator Chris Haddock returns to CBC with espionage thriller New original productions include KIM’S CONVENIENCE from playwright Ins Choi & Kevin White KEEPING CANADA ALIVE: the real-life drama of our healthcare system, captured over 24 … Continue reading CBC announces 2015-16 lineup
From a media release: Academy announces 2015 Canadian Screen Awards Winners in Drama, Children’s or Youth, Comedy and Variety The Academy of Canadian Cinema & Television is pleased to announce that 48 CANADIAN SCREEN AWARDS were presented tonight in Drama, Children’s or Youth, Comedy and Variety categories. This Canadian Screen Awards Gala was hosted tonight … Continue reading Rick Mercer Report, Degrassi, Call Me Fitz, Orphan Black among winners of Canadian Screen Awards
