Canadian television insiders and audience members talk about what's happening with Canadian TV, including what's on now, what you should be watching, and their thoughts on the industry.
Welcome back to another bi-weekly chat about the latest news in Canadian TV! First, Greg goes through debuts and returns on the Canadian TV calendar. Then, we cover the latest Canadian TV news, which includes a Season 4 renewal for Transplant, more seasons of Run the Burbs, Son of a Critch and This Hour Has 22 … Continue reading TV, Eh? Podcast Episode 260: More Transplant on CTV, new seasons of CBC comedies ordered and CSAs, Part 2 →
Welcome back to another bi-weekly chat about the latest news in Canadian TV! First, Greg and Amy go through debuts and returns on the Canadian TV calendar. Then, we cover the latest Canadian TV news, which includes the cancellation of CBC's The Porter, Sullivan's Crossing to debut on CTV, more Skymed for CBC, a development deal … Continue reading TV, Eh? Podcast Episode 259: Sullivan's Crossing set to debut on CTV, no more The Porter on CBC and CSAs, Part 1 →
Welcome back to another bi-weekly chat about the latest news in Canadian TV! First, Greg and Amy go through debuts and returns on the Canadian TV calendar. Then, we cover the latest Canadian TV news, which includes the cancellation of CBC's Pretty Hard Cases, Shelved to debut on CTV, Corus wants more Pamela Anderson, and another … Continue reading TV, Eh? Podcast Episode 258: Pretty Hard Cases cancelled, Shelved set to debut and more Pamela Anderson →
Welcome back to another bi-weekly (ish) chat about the latest news in Canadian TV! First, Greg and Amy go through debuts and returns on the Canadian TV calendar. Then, we cover the latest Canadian TV news, which includes the debut of Citytv's newest original series, Wong & Winchester, and CBC's Sort Of and Best in Miniature … Continue reading TV, Eh? Podcast Episode 257: Canadian winter TV on CBC and Citytv →
Welcome back to another bi-weekly (ish) chat about the latest news in Canadian TV! With the holidays coming up, and very little TV news to talk about, the podcast is taking a break until January. But before we do that, we're celebrating the upcoming holiday season by talking about holiday programming. It doesn't have to … Continue reading TV, Eh? Podcast Episode 256: Holiday memories →
Welcome back to another bi-weekly (ish) chat about the latest news in Canadian TV! First, Greg and Amy go through debuts and returns on the Canadian TV calendar. Then, we cover the latest Canadian TV news, which includes The Porter, Sort Of and The Hardy Boys winning DGC Awards, Lilly Singh hosting Battle of the Generations … Continue reading TV, Eh? Podcast Episode 255: More Canada's Drag Race and Lilly Singh hosting for CTV →
Welcome back to another bi-weekly (ish) chat about the latest news in Canadian TV! First, Greg and Amy go through debuts and returns on the Canadian TV calendar. Then, we cover the latest Canadian TV news, which includes production beginning on a Murdoch Mysteries spinoff; Season 2 of Run the Burbs; the final season of The … Continue reading TV, Eh? Podcast Episode 254: Production on Murdoch Mysteries spinoff, Run the Burbs and The Hardy Boys →
[Editor's Note: My sincere apologies for the echoey sound of Greg's voice in this episode. We'll have it fixed for next time. Also, Greg apologizes; Moonshine is set in present-day and NOT in the 1960s, as he says during the podcast.] It's a jam-packed couple of weeks in Canadian TV! First, Greg and Amy go … Continue reading TV, Eh? Podcast Episode 253: Pamela Anderson returns to her roots and Acting Good gets debut date →
[Editor's note: After we recorded this, we were reminded that Hudson & Rex returns on Sunday, September 25, at 8 p.m. Eastern on Citytv.] It's a jam-packed couple of weeks in Canadian TV! As always, Greg and Amy go through debuts and returns on the Canadian TV calendar. Then, we cover the latest Canadian TV news, … Continue reading TV, Eh? Podcast Episode 252: CBC's fall debuts and returns and Lisa LaFlamme's new gig →
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.
It's been a while, but the TV, Eh podcast is back with co-hosts Greg David and Amy Wilson. What can you expect when you download this podcast every couple of weeks? Well, upcoming Canadian TV debuts and returns, and any casting and production announcements that have happened between podcasts. This week, Greg and Amy talk … Continue reading TV, Eh? Podcast Episode 241: We're back! →
Jean and Rachel started from humble beginnings; their single mother baked butter tarts out of their mobile home in Bayside as a way to earn money for the family. It wasn’t until Jean and Rachel became mothers themselves that the pair cofounded Maple Key Tart Co., a boutique butter tart company operating in Toronto and … Continue reading TV Eh B Cs Podcast 90 — Baking something sweet with Jean Parker and Rachel Smith →
Scott & Julie Stewart are an award-winning, Vancouver-based husband and wife team in kids’ animated content. They are showrunners, executive producers, content creators and writers. Their latest series is Rev & Roll, which airs daily at 8 a.m. ET on Family Jr., and is also available on Family Jr. OnDemand and the Family Channel App. … Continue reading TV Eh B Cs Podcast 89 — Rev & Roll-ing with Scott and Julie Stewart →
Samantha Wan is a Toronto-based actor and filmmaker. Samantha found her passion for film and acting at a young age in high school. From there, she was accepted into the country’s top theatre school, the National Theatre School of Canada, which boasts a number of notable of alumni including award-winning actress Sandra Oh. Samantha Wan … Continue reading TV Eh B Cs Podcast 88 — Awards season with Samantha Wan →
Jordan Canning was born and raised in St. John’s, Newfoundland. She has been exposed to the world of filmmaking from a very young age through her mother who worked as a production designer. Her television credits include directing all 23 episodes of the CTV digital series Space Riders: Division Earth. The show won the 2014 … Continue reading TV Eh B Cs Podcast 87 — In the director’s chair with Jordan Canning →
Mike Holmes Jr. is a professional contractor, television host, public speaker, educator and guest expert. Mike Jr. started working with his father—celebrity contractor Mike Holmes—when he was just 14 years old on the set of Holmes on Homes®. Canadians have watched Mike Jr. grow up on screen over the years as he has helped his … Continue reading TV Eh B Cs podcast 86 — Making it right with Mike Holmes Jr. →
Geoff Morrison is a Toronto-based producer, writer and director, and founder of Big Cedar Films. Working across platforms in fiction, documentary and interactive media, Geoff’s work has screened at festivals and venues around the world including the Berlinale, TIFF, SXSW, BAFICI, Hot Docs, and the MoMA in New York. Recent projects include the CBC doc … Continue reading TV Eh B Cs podcast 85 — Documenting real life with Geoff Morrison →
At just 32, Jessica Nahmias is a successful, respected unscripted TV producer who has worked steadily in L.A. and Toronto since she graduated from grad school in 2009. She originally envisioned herself as an entertainment news reporter, but after a few chance opportunities, she ended up behind the scenes and has made a name for … Continue reading TV Eh B Cs podcast 84 — Getting real with Jessica Nahmias →
Karen McClellan is an executive producer and co-showrunner of The Next Step, Family Channel’s No. 1-rated series and an international hit which has garnered multiple BAFTA awards and Canadian Screen Award nominations. Karen’s other credits cover an array of drama and comedy, including the award-winning series Cracked, Being Erica and Robson Arms. She has developed … Continue reading TV Eh B Cs podcast 83 — What’s “Nou” with Karen McClellan →
Dalmar Abuzeid was most recently seen in CBC’s comedy Crawford (after an initial run online, Crawford debuts Thursday, June 14, at 9 p.m. on CBC) and will appear as a series regular this July in the new season of Netflix’s Anne with an E (Season 2 returns in September on CBC), an award-winning series produced … Continue reading TV Eh B Cs podcast 82 — Degrassi, Shoot the Messenger and basketball conspiracies with Dalmar Abuzeid →
Note: Unfortunately, something weird happened in the downloading of the files for Tara and my conversation. The result is some crosstalk that is, at times, super annoying. I sincerely apologize to my listeners and Tara for this. Tara Spencer-Nairn returns as the deadpan police officer Karen Pelly in Corner Gas: Animated—airing Mondays at 8 p.m. … Continue reading TV Eh B Cs podcast 81 — Wine and McDonald’s with Corner Gas Animated’s Tara Spencer-Nairn →
Gemma Holdway is a British-Canadian writer. She has worked as a story editor on Syfy/Netflix’s Ghost Wars and Season 2 of CTV’s hit series Cardinal. Together with Cardinal showrunner Sarah Dodd, Gemma is currently developing a one-hour drama for Bell Media and Omnifilm Entertainment. She has previously developed series with Front Street Pictures, Reality Distortion … Continue reading TV Eh B Cs podcast 80 — Getting the story from Gemma Holdway →
Sean Buckley is an award-winning producer and the driving force behind Buck Productions, a leading content creation company successful in feature films, television, branded content, documentaries, and commercials. As owner and CEO of one of the most diverse production houses in North America for more than 20 years, Buckley has cultivated a concept-first culture where … Continue reading TV Eh B Cs podcast 79 — The Buck stops here →
A Canadian Screen Award nominee for Best Lead Actress in a Comedy, Grace Lynn Kung has won the Chancellor’s Trophy (OSSD), is a two-time Award for Acting recipient (York) and holds two Certificates of Distinction for Speech and Drama from Trinity College London. This year she has incited violence aboard Star Trek: Discovery, lobbied Washington … Continue reading TV Eh B Cs podcast 78 — The Amazing Grace Lynn Kung →
Elize Morgan is a writer of TV, games and digital series. She worked on Assassin’s Creed: Origins, was part of the Season 1 team for girls action animation series Mysticons, and is currently pitching for her co-created series Alpaca vs. Llama for the Independent Production Fund. She created and produced two digital comedy series, Pretty … Continue reading TV Eh B Cs podcast 77 — Elize Morgan vs. Alpaca vs. Llama →
Robert Carli divides his time between playing the saxophone and composing music for films and TV. His scores have earned him a number of awards, including five Gemini Awards and three Canadian Screen Awards. Recently, he completed work on season 11 of Murdoch Mysteries and is about to embark on the third season of SyFy … Continue reading TV Eh B Cs podcast 76 — The mysteries of TV music with composer Robert Carli →
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