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Hiccups, Dan For Mayor, The Bridge coming post-Olympics

From a media release:

Olympic Games Launch Pad: New CTV Original Series HICCUPS, DAN FOR MAYOR, and THE BRIDGE Get Post-Olympic Games Premieres

  • Brent Butt, Nancy Robertson and Fred Ewanuick return in HICCUPS and DAN FOR MAYOR, March 1
  • Aaron Douglas heats up Friday Nights in new police drama THE BRIDGE, March 5

CTV announced today it has strategically scheduled three new Original Canadian series to debut next month, immediately following the conclusion of the VANCOUVER 2010 OLYMPIC WINTER GAMES. The three series will benefit from weeks of promotion during what is to be one of the most-watched television events of the year.

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Degrassi, Flashpoint, The Listener

CTV online offerings

From a media release – Canadian shows only:

Catch Up to Canada’s Most-Watched TV Programs Online:  CTV.ca Announces Fall Lineup

  • Canada’s beloved THE LITTLEST HOBO now available on demand along with other retro classics

Responding to an outpouring of support from fans across Canada, CTV’s own THE LITTLEST HOBO returns home exclusively online with all six seasons to be rolled out over the course of the season.

CTV.ca‘s 2009/10 Online Lineup:

Primetime

  • THE BRIDGE **New**
  • DEFYING GRAVITY **New**
  • COMEDY NOW!
  • CORNER GAS
  • DEGRASSI: THE NEXT GENERATION
  • FLASHPOINT
  • THE LISTENER
  • ROBSON ARMS
  • SO YOU THINK YOU CAN DANCE CANADA (highlights)

Online Exclusive **New**

  • THE LITTLEST HOBO
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Flashpoint, Rookie Blue, The Listener

In the news: More on Canadian TV in the US, including The Listener

From John Doyle of the Globe and Mail:

  • Canadian TV writers take themselves too seriously
    “The Listener (CTV, NBC, 10 p.m.) continues. It drew more than one million viewers in Canada last week, and although it got some negative reviews in the U.S., it’s certainly worth seeing as another example of a Canadian-made show that’s been picked up by an American network. I don’t care for it at all, but to each his own. And Toronna does look gorgeous in it.” Read more.
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