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In the news: Michelle Morgan of Heartland

Bill Harris of Sun Media interviews actress Michelle Morgan of Heartland:

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    “Sometimes “family drama” is a dirty term in TV or film, because it is considered to be a synonym for “boring.” But according to Morgan, not only is Heartland not boring, but it also fills an oft-neglected void.” Read more.

Amber Marshall as Amy Fleming and Michelle Morgan (left) as Lou Fleming in Heartland on CBC Television. Debuts at 7 p.m. on October 14. Photo credit: Andrew Bako.

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In the news: Da Kink in My Hair

Melissa Hank of TV Guide Canada interviews the stars of Da Kink in My Hair:

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    “Da Kink debuts Oct. 14 at 7:30 p.m. ET/PT on Global, and it’s seemingly the network’s response to other home-grown sitcoms on the air, like CBC’s Little Mosque on the Prairie and CTV’s Corner Gas. Da Kink, however, follows the goings-on at a Toronto-based Caribbean beauty salon called Letty’s.” Read more.

Barrett Hooper of Now Toronto writes a blurb:

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Photo: Ian Watson. Ordena Stephens-Thompson as Novelette, Jully Black as Veronika.

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In the news: Da Kink in My Hair interview

From Torontoist:

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    “The show is being billed as a sitcom, but that’s not actually the most accurate description. It’s a funny show set mainly inside a West Indian hair salon in Toronto called Letty’s, which sounds like it could be a very sitcom-ish premise, but it’s a single camera show, there’s no laugh-track and a greater emphasis is placed on character development than punchlines.” Read more.

Photo by Ian Watson. Ngozi Paul as Starr.

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