Wednesdays 10pm ET/PT
February 7 Season Premiere
Episode: “Moving On Upâ€
Fuelled by an ex’s e-mail containing details of his successful life, job and kids, Jane kicks her career ambitions into overdrive, and ends up competing with Walton for the position of Senior Sales Manager.
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The Jane Show returns…after a successful series debut which was heralded by TV critic, Joel Rubinoff as “…laugh-out-loud funny and subversively cool…” and by The Globe and Mail as “the voice of reason in a nutty world…,†the critically acclaimed Canadian Original series starring Torontonian Teresa Pavlinek, makes its sophomore premiere with season 2 in early February.
THE JANE SHOW Season 2
Thursdays at 10pm, starting February 7
Episode: “Moving On Upâ€
Stirred up by an e-mail from an ex-boyfriend, in which Jane sees photos of his successful life (job, wife and kids), Jane wonders what she’s been doing for the past 10 years. She quickly learns that there is a new job opening on the 4th floor for the position of Senior Sales Manager – the same title as her own boss, Stella (who, like Jane, also feels she’s wasted time by not having had a baby). To her surprise, Jane finds her main rival for the position is Walton, who doesn’t know if he can “date down†once he lands it. Jane furiously competes with him, only to blow the job interview. Instead of getting the job, Walton is offered a position heading up a Spirits outlet in Baghdad. Walton leaves it up to Jane to decide his fate, asking the question, “Would you rather I stayed?â€
From CanWest MediaWorks:
CanWest MediaWorks Announces “In Production” and “Spring 07” Premiere Slate For Original Programming
New and Returning Drama Series Including FALCON BEACH Season 2 Premiere, Fridays at 8 p.m. ET/PT beginning January 5, 2007 THE BEST YEARS From Writer/Creator Aaron Martin
CanWest MediaWorks today unveiled details on its premiere slate of original programming in production for 2007 – an exciting roster of new and returning series and documentaries across its conventional and specialty networks – delivering on its commitment to producing the most unique and innovative programming on the Canadian television landscape.
In all, CanWest’s wide-reaching original programming palette for 2007 includes seven scripted series now in production – including the sophomore return of steamy summertime drama, FALCON BEACH and the premiere of THE BEST YEARS; 78 hours of factual entertainment currently commissioned and in production; 35 featured documentaries now airing or in production, plus an additional 10 original series (124 hours) of original content across CanWest’s specialty networks.
“This new slate of programming provides Canadian TV viewers with the finest in content and choice, combining the momentum of our returning successes FALCON BEACH and THE JANE SHOW with strong, engaging new series and documentaries,†said Christine Shipton, Vice-President, Original Programming for CanWest MediaWorks. “We’re delighted to work with our producing partners to develop and deliver programming that’s sure to resonate with audiences.â€
CanWest’s 2007 original programming rollout begins with the second season premiere of international hit FALCON BEACH (13 x 60 min), Friday, January 5, 2007 at 8 p.m. ET/PT on Global Television. Other diverse series in production and set to premiere in Spring 2007 include:
Also in production: second seasons of the Debbie Travis-led FROM THE GROUND UP, cuisine competition THE NEXT GREAT CHEF and the compelling cosmetic surgery exposé VANITY INSANITY. New documentary series include VERY BAD MEN, examining seedy, real-life criminals and PRETTY DANGEROUS, which profiles femme fatales who commit crimes for cash.
Exclusive new content for CanWest’s specialty networks includes commercial culture favourite AD PERSUASION, TV trivia gamer INSIDE THE BOX, and quirky news of-the-world showcase THAT NEWS SHOW.