This week’s podcast is sponsored by Thornbury Village Cidery courtesy of Mark Ellis, and Michter’s Sour Mash Whiskey.

Greg and Anthony give brief mention to a very light start to May’s calendar before getting into Russell Peters’ next Canadian project, The Indian Detective for CTV, Shaw TV shutting down community television in Edmonton, Calgary and Vancouver, details on CTV’s new drama series The Detail and CBC opening the door to comedy pitches.

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After the beverage update, Greg and Anthony get right down to business, covering upcoming show returns via the calendar (plus some breaking news from Bell Media).

Then it’s on to the Toronto Screenwriting Conference, Arlene Dickinson’s return to Dragons’ Den, more Canada: The Story of Us controversy and three web series—Forgotten Corpses, Save Me and My Roommate is an Escort—that were recently written about. Finally, we talk about the death of Guy O’Sullivan and what that means for reality television in Canada.

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After outlining the next two weeks of Canadian TV via the calendar, Greg and Anthony go though the shows that have been renewed or cancelled for the upcoming broadcast season, Wynonna Earp heading to Space, Private Eyes and X Company international broadcast deals and criticism regarding CBC’s Canada: The Story of Us.

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