Join Greg and Diane every Monday as we debate what’s on our minds. This week: Our thoughts regarding Rogers, Shaw and Bell Media’s 2015-16 broadcast schedules. He Said: Make sure you take a peek at Diane’s fall announcement scorecard for her grade on the networks when it comes to Cancon and our thoughts on CBC’s … Continue reading He Said/She Said: Reaction to Rogers/Shaw/Bell Media’s fall lineup
From a media release: Four Peaks Media Group announced today their official Canadian launch. Formed in Los Angeles in January 2015, the company is co-owned by Canadians Ben Nemtin, Dave Lingwood, and brothers Duncan and Jonnie Penn, who created, starred, and co-executive produced The Buried Life (MTV). Four Peaks brings their experience from in front of the camera, to … Continue reading Four Peaks Media Group Launches in Canada
Sketch comedy is enjoying a TV renaissance of sorts thanks to the major Canadian broadcasters. CBC has Punchline, where comedy fans can go online to check out original material, Bell’s Comedy Network offers up Letterkenny Problems and stand-up specials, and City has Sunnyside. Now Shaw is getting in on the action with The Second City … Continue reading Second City jumps from stage to web to TV
It was a podcast chock-full of things for Diane, Anthony and Greg to discuss, including giving a well-deserved shout-out to our loyal Patreons who help keep the podcast up and running. We also chatted about the fine character evolution we’ve enjoyed on Schitt’s Creek, the interesting fact that Vikings is filming some pre-production stuff with … Continue reading TV, eh? podcast episode 179 – Skinny Mocha Frappuccino Basic
From Bill Harris of QMI Agency: Jared Keeso all smiles after recent success Jared Keeso listened patiently to my suggestion that he go “total diva†at the Juno Awards this weekend. Keeso has enjoyed a great couple of weeks, after all. Not only did he win a Canadian Screen Award for best actor in a … Continue reading Link: Jared Keeso all smiles after recent success
