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CTV summer schedule update

From a media release:

Below is an updated chronological listing of premiere dates from CTV’s Summer schedule.

NOTE: This reflects changes made to the CTV summer schedule originally announced on May 9, 2011.

For a night-by-night schedule, series descriptions, and timeslots, click HERE.

Upcoming premieres:

SO YOU THINK YOU CAN DANCE CANADA *Season 4* Monday, June 20 8 p.m. Episodes also air Tuesdays beginning June 28 at 8 p.m.

THE BORGIAS *Season 1* Tuesday, July 5 10 p.m.

FLASHPOINT Fridays 8 p.m. Currently, encore Season 3 episodes continue on Fridays. A new date for Season 4 premiere, previously announced as June 17, will be announced soon.

Continuing series:

DAN FOR MAYOR *Season 2* Sundays at 7:30 p.m.

HICCUPS *Season 2* Mondays at 8 p.m. Moves to Sundays at 8:30 p.m. beginning June 19

COMEDY NOW! *Season 13* Saturdays at 10 p.m.

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Interview: Fred Ewanuick of Dan For Mayor

From Cameron Archer of URBMN:

  • Fred Ewanuick, Dan for Mayor
    I kinda describe Season One as a thirteen-part pilot…Season Two, we’re kinda in the world of Dan for Mayor. It’s more episodic, and Dan, he’s obviously now the mayor [of Wessex.] It’s Dan trying to prove to everybody he can be mayor, and himself and other people are kinda getting in his way causing trouble, and him having to fix the circumstances he gets into. Read more.
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Dan as Mayor is still the same old Dan

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By Diane Wild of TV, eh?

Will Dan still be Dan when he is mayor instead of running for mayor? Star Fred Ewanuick and writer and executive producer Mark Farrell think so.

“He’s actively trying to better himself and be the best mayor he can be,” said Ewanuick. “He’s not making a joke of it. But of course he doesn’t know what he’s doing so he gets himself in trouble.”

“He’s mayor but he’s not a politician. I think he’s the kind of politician we need more of in real life, who just wants to do the right thing. He makes mistakes but he fesses up to him.”

Farrell, who created the show with Paul Mather and Kevin White, explained, “In a way we think he’s still running for mayor even though he’s mayor – he’s trying to prove himself. Dan’s in way over his head, and we see how this decision affects him and the people in his orbit.”

Now in its second season, premiering tonight on CTV, the show has become less serialized. “We’re trying to have a mayor problem that he’s completely bogged down with every week,” Farrell said. “In the first episode, he names the rink after someone, but it’s already been promised to someone else. He still gets himself into a mess every week.”

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