‘da Kink in my Hair
Sunday, October 14 – 7:30pm ET/PT **NEW SERIES PREMIERE**
It’s one of the busiest days in the salon and Novelette discovers that Joy hasn’t filled in the appointment book. Everyone is surprised when a high class wedding party arrives unannounced and the snooty mother of the bride expects preferential treatment. Novelette tries to make a good impression – but it won’t be easy.
Photo credit: Ian Watson. trey anthony as Joy, Nicki Whitely as Sarah, Episode 1
Lee-Anne Goodman of the Canadian Press interviews creator Trey Anthony of Da Kink in My Hair:
Photo credit: Ian Watson. Ordena Stephens-Thompson as Novelette, Raven Dauda as Lara, Episode 8
From the National Post, a profile of Da Kink in My Hair’s creator:
Here’s part two of the Canadian TV fall preview podcast, featuring a writer on writer interview with Intelligence and Da Vinci’s Inquest creator Chris Haddock, plus lively discussion on some new and returning fall shows. The podcast is about 20 minutes long; segment start times are approximate:
TV fan and industry insider Caroline from A Place Called Say It, Say It, Say It, writer John Callaghan of Creatively Progressing and I talk about some of the new fall shows – Heartland, Da Kink in My Hair, and The Tudors.
(Start time: 4:45) Writer Denis McGrath from Dead Things on Sticks interviews Intelligence and Da Vinci’s Inquest creator Chris Haddock – spoilerphobes beware, as he lets us in on what to expect from season two, starting Monday, Oct. 1 at 9 p.m. on CBC. (See a partial transcript of this interview here.)
Check premiere dates and times on the schedule page. The theme music is from “Quarter to Eight,†a podcast safe track by Sweet Japonic.
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Jim Bawden of the Toronto Star makes the case for more Canadian drama series: