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Monday, July 20, 2009
From Cynthia Turner's Cynopsis..
Tonight's Premieres:
The Weather Channel: Wake Up With Al at 6a
BBC America: Torchwood: Children of Earth at 9p
Investigation Discovery: Solved at 9p
ABC: Dating in the Dark at 10p
NBC: The Wanted at 10p
VH1: The T.O. Show at 10p
Tuesday, July 21 Premieres:
FOX: Hell's Kitchen at 8p
TLC: Restorer Guy at 7p; Real Estate Pros at 730p; Moving Up at 8p
ABC Family: Ruby & the Rockits at 830p
Discovery Channel: The Colony at 10p
Wednesday, July 22 Premieres:
TLC: Toddlers & Tiaras at 10p
Thursday, July 23 Premieres:
The Style Network: How Do I Look? at 9p
Saturday, July 25 Premieres:
BBC America: Being Human at 9p
Sunday, July 26 Premieres:
BBC America: Doctor Who: Planet of the Dead at 8p
Call for Content: The gang at Funny Or Die are casting the net wide in the new Let's Go Viral contest, launched in conjunction with HBO Home Entertainment's Comedy Fetish campaign. Submit a video of something you find funny but that others find inappropriate for a chance to produce an original short with the likes of Will Ferrell, Judd Apatow, Adam McKay and Chris Henchy.
TBS ordered ten episodes of the new comedy series, Are We There Yet? starring Terry Crews with recurring appearances by Ice Cube. Based on the film of the same name starring Ice Cube from Revolution Studios, the television sitcom will debut on TBS in June 2010 and the network will have the option of upping the order by 90 more episodes. Crews will play Nick, the love-struck boyfriend (played in the film by Ice Cube) who tries to reunite his date with her kids over New Year's. The series is produced by Cube Vision and distributed by Debmar-Mercury. Executive producers include Joe Roth of Revolution Studios and Ice Cube and Matt Alvarez of Cube Vision in addition to show-runner Ali LeRoi.
FX approved a 30m semi-scripted comedy pilot The League about a fantasy football league dealing with issues such as marriage, friendship, parenting and love in the suburbs. The project is from executive producer/director Jeff Schaffer (Curb Your Enthusiasm) who co-created the concept with his wife, Jackie Marcus Schaffer. Both are executive producing the pilot and Schaffer is directing. The cast includes Mark Duplass, Steve Rannazzisi, Nick Kroll, Paul Scheer, Katie Aselton, Jon Lajoie and Alina Foley.
CBS tapped Keegan Michael Key as a regular cast member for its comedy series Gary Unmarried, cites THR. Key will portray Clean, an old high school buddy of Gary's and former minor league baseball player whose injury prevented him from having a big baseball career.
Jon Goodman is returning to television in the sitcom pilot The Station, a single-camera comedy produced by Ben Stiller for FOX. 20th Century TV is the production company behind this project about CIA operatives in Central America on a secret mission to install a new dictator. Goodman will play a CIA veteran who mentors the lead CIA agent played by Justin Bartha.
Actress Jorja Fox is rejoining the cast of CBS' CSI: Crime Scene Investigation as Sara Sidle, cites the AP. Fox left the drama two years ago and will be a part of the CSI: CI's tenth season premiere opening September 24 and other following episodes.
From Access Hollywood.com..
‘Harry Potter’ Conjures Up $159.7 Million In 5 Days. [Link]
Timberlake To Perform At Michael Jackson London Tribute Concert. [Link]
Jon Favreau Talks ‘Iron Man 2’ (Video) [Link]
From TV Week.com..
Somebody Call 911: The Networks Flatline Over Holiday Weekend. [Link]
The TV Academy Gets It Right: Why Neil Patrick Harris is Such a Stunning Choice for Emmy Host. [Link]
ESPN To Challenge TV Stations and Newspapers With Local Sports Internet Sites; First Up are NY, LA, Chicago and Dallas. [Link]
Report: Paula Abdul's New Manager Says Abdul Will Leave 'Idol' if Producers Don't Step Up [Link]
Al Roker Debuts New Morning Weather Channel Show; Will Also Continue on 'Today' [Link]
Report: Networks, Studios in Bidding Frenzy Over Jackson TV, Film Projects [Link]
Monday, July 20, 2009
From Cynthia Turner's Cynopsis..
Tonight's Premieres:
The Weather Channel: Wake Up With Al at 6a
BBC America: Torchwood: Children of Earth at 9p
Investigation Discovery: Solved at 9p
ABC: Dating in the Dark at 10p
NBC: The Wanted at 10p
VH1: The T.O. Show at 10p
Tuesday, July 21 Premieres:
FOX: Hell's Kitchen at 8p
TLC: Restorer Guy at 7p; Real Estate Pros at 730p; Moving Up at 8p
ABC Family: Ruby & the Rockits at 830p
Discovery Channel: The Colony at 10p
Wednesday, July 22 Premieres:
TLC: Toddlers & Tiaras at 10p
Thursday, July 23 Premieres:
The Style Network: How Do I Look? at 9p
Saturday, July 25 Premieres:
BBC America: Being Human at 9p
Sunday, July 26 Premieres:
BBC America: Doctor Who: Planet of the Dead at 8p
Call for Content: The gang at Funny Or Die are casting the net wide in the new Let's Go Viral contest, launched in conjunction with HBO Home Entertainment's Comedy Fetish campaign. Submit a video of something you find funny but that others find inappropriate for a chance to produce an original short with the likes of Will Ferrell, Judd Apatow, Adam McKay and Chris Henchy.
TBS ordered ten episodes of the new comedy series, Are We There Yet? starring Terry Crews with recurring appearances by Ice Cube. Based on the film of the same name starring Ice Cube from Revolution Studios, the television sitcom will debut on TBS in June 2010 and the network will have the option of upping the order by 90 more episodes. Crews will play Nick, the love-struck boyfriend (played in the film by Ice Cube) who tries to reunite his date with her kids over New Year's. The series is produced by Cube Vision and distributed by Debmar-Mercury. Executive producers include Joe Roth of Revolution Studios and Ice Cube and Matt Alvarez of Cube Vision in addition to show-runner Ali LeRoi.
FX approved a 30m semi-scripted comedy pilot The League about a fantasy football league dealing with issues such as marriage, friendship, parenting and love in the suburbs. The project is from executive producer/director Jeff Schaffer (Curb Your Enthusiasm) who co-created the concept with his wife, Jackie Marcus Schaffer. Both are executive producing the pilot and Schaffer is directing. The cast includes Mark Duplass, Steve Rannazzisi, Nick Kroll, Paul Scheer, Katie Aselton, Jon Lajoie and Alina Foley.
CBS tapped Keegan Michael Key as a regular cast member for its comedy series Gary Unmarried, cites THR. Key will portray Clean, an old high school buddy of Gary's and former minor league baseball player whose injury prevented him from having a big baseball career.
Jon Goodman is returning to television in the sitcom pilot The Station, a single-camera comedy produced by Ben Stiller for FOX. 20th Century TV is the production company behind this project about CIA operatives in Central America on a secret mission to install a new dictator. Goodman will play a CIA veteran who mentors the lead CIA agent played by Justin Bartha.
Actress Jorja Fox is rejoining the cast of CBS' CSI: Crime Scene Investigation as Sara Sidle, cites the AP. Fox left the drama two years ago and will be a part of the CSI: CI's tenth season premiere opening September 24 and other following episodes.
From Access Hollywood.com..
‘Harry Potter’ Conjures Up $159.7 Million In 5 Days. [Link]
Timberlake To Perform At Michael Jackson London Tribute Concert. [Link]
Jon Favreau Talks ‘Iron Man 2’ (Video) [Link]
From TV Week.com..
Somebody Call 911: The Networks Flatline Over Holiday Weekend. [Link]
The TV Academy Gets It Right: Why Neil Patrick Harris is Such a Stunning Choice for Emmy Host. [Link]
ESPN To Challenge TV Stations and Newspapers With Local Sports Internet Sites; First Up are NY, LA, Chicago and Dallas. [Link]
Report: Paula Abdul's New Manager Says Abdul Will Leave 'Idol' if Producers Don't Step Up [Link]
Al Roker Debuts New Morning Weather Channel Show; Will Also Continue on 'Today' [Link]
Report: Networks, Studios in Bidding Frenzy Over Jackson TV, Film Projects [Link]
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