After a little break, where not a lot was going on, Greg and Amy go through debuts and returns on the Canadian TV calendar. Then, we cover the latest Canadian TV news, including CBC renewing Moonshine for Season 3; ET Canada giving Sangita Patel co-hosting duties; Boat Rocker teaming with Jay Baruchel; AMI-tv’s fall schedule; and … Continue reading TV, Eh? Podcast Episode 251: Moonshine and the Lisa LaFlamme debacle →

After saluting Diane and Anthony for starting the podcast in the first place, Greg and Amy go through debuts and returns on the Canadian TV calendar. Then, we cover the latest Canadian TV news, including CBC’s fall debut and return dates; CBC’s newest reality series, Canada’s Ultimate Challenge; CTV’s new drama, The Spencer Sisters; the chainsaw … Continue reading TV, Eh? Podcast Episode 250: Celebrating 250 and Bell Media’s Upfront Announcement, Part 2 →

This week, Greg and Amy go through debuts and returns on the Canadian TV calendar. Then, we cover the latest Canadian TV news, including CTV announcing the cast of its new comedy, Shelved, and AMI announcing its Accessible Writers’ Lab. We close out the podcast by looking at CTV’s upfront announcement, which includes, literally, almost 100 … Continue reading TV, Eh? Podcast Episode 249: Bell Media’s Upfront Announcement →

This week, Greg and Amy go through debuts and returns on the Canadian TV calendar. Then, we cover the latest Canadian TV news, including The Canadian Academy expanding its successful Women in Post Program, Blue Ant Media unveils new greenlights for its Canadian TV platforms and Workin’ Moms beginning production on its final season. We close … Continue reading TV, Eh? Podcast Episode 248: CBC’s Upfront Announcement →

This week, Greg and Amy go through debuts and returns on the Canadian TV calendar. Then, we cover the latest Canadian TV news, including CBC, BIPOC TV & Film and CFC’s new showrunner catalyst, Global’s original scripted series Robyn Hood begins production, Super Channel’s documentary on Bif Naked and a first look at the OUTtv horror-comedy … Continue reading TV, Eh? Podcast Episode 247: Rogers’ Upfront Announcement →

This week, Greg and Amy go through debuts and returns on the Canadian TV calendar. Then, we cover the latest Canadian TV news, including Global greenlighting Season 3 of Family Law, Screen Nova Scotia’s 2022 award nominees and CBC’s Race Against the Tide returning with a totally hip new host. Then, in a new segment in … Continue reading TV, Eh? Podcast Episode 246: Race Against the Tide renewed and looking back at Orphan Black →

This week, Greg and Amy go through debuts and returns on the Canadian TV calendar. Then, we cover the latest Canadian TV news, including this year’s WGC Screenwriting Award winners, AMI’s Disability Screen Office opening, Michael Geyeyes joining the team behind Acting Good, the latest project between W Network and Nikki Ray Media and the death … Continue reading TV, Eh? Podcast Episode 245: WGC Screenwriting Award winners announced, AMI’s Disability Screen Office opens and Kenneth Welsh passes away →

This week, Greg and Amy go through debuts and returns on the Canadian TV calendar. Then, we cover a bunch of Canadian TV news, including production kicking off on Little Bird, The Kids in the Hall returning with new episodes, Bell Media teaming up with all-Black executive production team to develop Canada’s first Black-focused bilingual anthology … Continue reading TV, Eh? Podcast Episode 244: Production begins on Crave’s Little Bird, The Kids in the Hall return and post CSAs recap →

This week, Greg and Amy go through debuts and returns on the Canadian TV calendar, Marissa Stapley’s novel heading to television and the launch of Greater Hood Productions. Then, the duo discusses the 2022 Canadian Screen Award nominees for Best Actor, Drama; Best Actress, Drama; Best Actor, Comedy; and Best Actress, Comedy.

This week, Greg and Amy go through debuts and returns on the Canadian TV calendar and CBC’s renewal of Strays, Run the Burbs and Son of a Critch. Then, the duo discusses the 2022 Canadian Screen Award nominees for Best Drama, Best Comedy and Best Reality/Competition Program or Series.