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In the news: Jeff Ltd. interview

From Jim Bawden of the Toronto Star, an interview with Jeff Ltd. star Jeff Seymour:

  • Lovable scoundrel Jeff back with more schemes: Jeff Seymour left L.A. life for Canadian TV. His praised sitcom Jeff Ltd. gets second shot
    “With Canadian TV the money isn’t always there. On U.S. TV it’s all about the money and talent can get the short end. I’ve had parts I really enjoyed – in Paul Gross’s H20, The Grid. This one I’m part writer, executive producer, co-creator. Would this kind of opportunity happen to an actor in L.A? Probably not.”
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Little Mosque on the Prairie, Ratings

In the news: Little Mosque on the Prairie ratings

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From Bill Harris of the Toronto Sun:

  • Furtado’s CSI, Mosque rule 
    “CBC’s Little Mosque On The Prairie (8 p.m. on Wednesday) posted a significant audience of 1.2 million. That’s an important number on two fronts: First, it maintains Little Mosque’s streak of attracting a million-plus viewers through four new episodes; and second, it halts the downward trend that had seen the numbers go from 2.1 million for the debut, to 1.2 million, to 1.085 million.”
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In the news: Robson Arms back

From Bill Harris of Sun Media, an interview with Robson Arms star John Cassini:

  • Flaky Robson Arms is back
    “John Cassini is the Mary Tyler Moore of Robson Arms. ‘I never thought of it as Mary Tyler Moore, but, uh … sure,’ said Cassini, who plays a superintendent named Yuri in Robson Arms. The half-hour situation comedy, set in a Vancouver apartment building, makes its second-season debut tonight at 9.”
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