Sorry for the site interruption over the last couple of days. The technical issues have been resolved … just in time for a glut of fall programming information.
We now return to our regularly scheduled programming
TV, Eh? schedule updated for fall
Check the updated schedule page for current Canadian shows now playing, and premiere dates for what’s coming up this fall. Something missing? Let me know.
In the news: Across the River to Motor City
Rob McKenzie of the National Post picks a Canadian show as #9 of the top 10 new fall shows:
- Top 10 new TV shows: No. 9, Across the River to Motor City
“While half the tale is in Detroit, the other half lies across the river in Windsor, Ontario. It takes place not only in two cities and two countries but two eras: 1963, when private eye Ben Ford’s girlfriend disappeared on the day JFK died; and the present, when her body is belatedly found, forcing Ben, by now a vinegary old man, to deal with the past he lost and the present from which he is estranged.” Read more.
Sasha Ruiz as Ben Ford. Photo credit: Russ Martin.
In the news: US Corner Gas review
Rob Owen of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reviews the Canadian import airing in the US this fall:
- ‘Corner Gas’ has a tank full of clean fun
America’s broadcast networks will begin rolling out their new series over the next month, but perhaps the fall’s best, least objectionable comedy series is the Canadian import “Corner Gas,” airing on cable’s Superstation WGN. Read more.
In the news: What’s in store for a Canadian Idol?
Martha Worboy of the Ottawa Citizen catches up with the former Canadian Idols:
- Canadian Idol winners — where are they now?
“As another season of Canadian Idol is set to wrap on Monday and Tuesday, one might ask how well former Idol winners have done after their whirlwind debut on the Idol stage and subsequent thrust into the music industry.” Read more.