Podcast appearances and mentions of Jason Katims

Max Burkholder stars as the lead of Seth MacFarlane's critically acclaimed series TED, a prequel to the hit film franchise. He plays the leading role of “John Bennet” (the younger version of Mark Wahlberg's character from the films), a good-hearted teenager who is still in his awkward teenage phase. With Ted's help, John hilariously navigates adolescence, dealing with everything from first dates to high school bullies. Premiering on January 11, 2024, Ted launched as Peacock's most-watched original title ever through its first three days on the platform. Burkholder is perhaps best known for his portrayal of “Max Braverman” in NBC's long running award-winning series PARENTHOOD, from producers Jason Katims, Ron Howard and Brian Grazer. Here Max raised awareness while portraying a young boy with Asperger's syndrome. After the second episode aired, Asperger's was one of the most frequently searched terms on Google. He also played the lead role in Paramount TV's WHEN THE STREET LIGHTS GO ON for DGA, Oscar, IDA, and Emmy-nominated director Brett Morgen. His notable recurring roles include HBO's IN TREATMENT and BROTHERS AND SISTERS. In film, Burkholder starred in Debra Eisenstadt's hit Sundance comedy BLUSH opposite Wendy McLendon-Covey; and in the title role of BENJAMIN, alongside comedy veterans Rob Corddry, Kevin Pollak and Dave Foley.  Burkholder began his career at a very young age in films including DADDY DAY CARE directed by Steve Carr, FRIENDS WITH MONEY directed by Nicole Holofcener, and a starring role in the Michael Bay-produced hit feature THE PURGE opposite Ethan Hawke and Lena Headey.  In the world of voiceover, Burkholder has voiced characters on a number of hit series including Amazon Prime's INVINCIBLE, FAMILY GUY, THE CLEVELAND SHOW, AMERICAN DAD and THE LAND BEFORE TIME. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

It's Christmas time and My So-Called Life is here to bum you out.

Tune in as Seth Vargas (Movie Friends) teams up with Arthur to break down As We See It, the 2022 Prime Video series that revolves around a trio of autistic mid-20s roommates who are trying to figure out their lives and gain independence. Talking points that the hosts bring up on this episode include the series being cringey in a good way, the uneven arc of Aaron Eckhart's career, and doing away with unnecessary social customs like the one where people say “can I ask you a question?” before asking the question itself. Created by Jason Katims, As We See It stars Rick Glassman, Albert Rutecki, Sue Ann Pien, Sosie Bacon, Chris Pang, Joe Mantegna, Délé Ogundiran, Vella Lovell, Tal Anderson, Alyssa Jirrels, Adan James Carrillo, Casey Mills, David Futernick, and Andrew Duff. Spoilers start at 23:30 Here's how you can support the SAG-AFTRA strike: https://entertainmentcommunity.org/ Here's how you can learn more about Palestine and Israel: http://decolonizepalestine.com Here's how you can act to help stop Israel's genocide of Palestine: http://linktr.ee/savegaza Good Word: • Seth: Cure • Arthur: Imogen, Obviously by Becky Albertalli and “This could be my last report from Gaza” by Tareq S. Hajjaj https://mondoweiss.net/2023/10/this-could-be-my-last-report-from-gaza/?fbclid=PAAaYLDIpYS-2Ki8jyNQT-Tbyaf8I9sxAl3IUQqyb1ppxZxTPq3UaBw3BLRQY_aem_AR-HiszzTLHAJUwW72FQfWz2hKGQzbOb1L6u4pcA2IeytjTH1_688K9M Reach out at email2centscritic@yahoo.com if you want to recommend things to watch and read, share anecdotes, or just say hello! Be sure to subscribe, rate, and review on iTunes or any of your preferred podcasting platforms! Follow Arthur on Twitter, Goodpods, StoryGraph, Letterboxd, and TikTok: @arthur_ant18 Follow the podcast on Twitter and Instagram: @two_centscritic Follow Arthur on Goodreads: https://www.goodreads.com/user/show/144101970-arthur-howell --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/arthur746/message

What is love? (Brian don't hurt me.) It's a Brian Krakow takeover and Nate Runkel is here to work out some of his own stuff. Tipper Newton doesn't remember much but maybe that's just the brain protecting itself. Questionable music choices, terrible ADR and more Brian Krakow than anyone ever wanted in their lives. It's My So-Called Life Of Brian!

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Jason Katims (Dear Edward, Parenthood, Friday Night Lights) is a producer, writer, and showrunner. Jason joins the Armchair Expert to discuss his ability to embrace the ensemble, the relationship between an actor and writer, and what the responsibility of the creator is to the characters of a story. Jason and Dax talk about how much they loved working together on Parenthood, what their early film experiences were like, and how much they value a great crew on a project. Jason explains what it was like to employ his own father as an actor, his pattern of working off of source material, and what starts his creative gears. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Natasha Rothwell de retour pour la saison 3 de The White Lotus Sacrée Belinda. L'employée du spa de la première saison de The White Lotus sera de retour. Toujours sous les traits de Natasha Rothwell qui avait reçu une nomination aux Emmys avec ce rôle, on ignore encore les détails de son retour pour la nouvelle saison qui devrait se dérouler en Thaïlande. Dear Edward ne reviendra pas sur AppleTV+ Le dernier drame en date de Jason Katims (où il retrouvait Connie Britton de Friday Night Lights) ne reviendra pas sur la plateforme d'Apple. L'adaptation du roman d'Ann Napolitano, Dear Edward, ne continuera pas de raconter les histoires de vie d'inconnus qui se lient dans un groupe de soutien à la suite d'un crash d'avion. Après que sa dramédie As We See It soit annulée au bout d'une saison, il s'agit donc de la deuxième série rapidement annulée de Jason Katims. Strange New Worlds et la bande-annonce de sa saison 2 L'exploration spatiale continue pour l'équipage de Star Trek: Strange New Worlds mené par le capitaine Pike. De nouvelles planètes, des découvertes incroyables et l'arrivée du jeune Kirk qui ne laissera pas le lieutenant La'an Noonien-Singh indifférente. Une bande-annonce très efficace pour une nouvelle saison qui démarrera le 15 juin outre-Atlantique et peut-être en US+24 sur Paramount+. https://youtu.be/JW_P3SRrExw Michelle Yeoh revient dans la franchise Star Trek Pour son départ de Star Trek Discovery, Philippa Georgiou atterrissait dans la section 31, un endroit mystérieux avec des agents infiltrés de la Fédération auparavant introduit par Deep Space Nine. La dernière fois qu'on a vu Michelle Yeoh dans la franchise remontait donc à plus de quatre ans, entre temps, l'actrice a remporté un Oscar. Le spin-off de Section 31 était en développement depuis quelque temps, mais finalement Paramount+ a décidé d'en faire un téléfilm spécial. Et de 6 pour The Rookie Le procédural policier autour de Nathan Fillion vient d'être renouveler pour une saison 6 qui marquera également le 100e épisode de la série. Les audiences de The Rookie sont toujours aussi solides, la bonne humeur est de mise dans le commissariat. Pour le moment, aucune info sur le renouvellement du spin-off The Rookie: Feds. Will Trent de retour pour une saison 2 Alors qu'elle vient de débarquer sur Disney+ en France, l'agent spécial Will Trent reviendra pour une saison 2. Adaptée de la saga littéraire de Karin Slaughter, la série aura encore des choses à raconter. Parmi le line-up d'ABC, elle s'est placée juste derrière The Rookie et Grey's Anatomy en terme d'audience, une excellente nouvelle pour ce dernier arrivé. Le bureau d'investigation de Géorgie n'a pas finir de résoudre des affaires avec en guest un chihuahua. Retrouvez toutes les bandes-annonces et teasers sur BetaSeries.com. À la semaine prochaine pour de nouvelles news !

Natasha Rothwell de retour pour la saison 3 de The White Lotus Sacrée Belinda. L'employée du spa de la première saison de The White Lotus sera de retour. Toujours sous les traits de Natasha Rothwell qui avait reçu une nomination aux Emmys avec ce rôle, on ignore encore les détails de son retour pour la nouvelle saison qui devrait se dérouler en Thaïlande. Dear Edward ne reviendra pas sur AppleTV+ Le dernier drame en date de Jason Katims (où il retrouvait Connie Britton de Friday Night Lights) ne reviendra pas sur la plateforme d'Apple. L'adaptation du roman d'Ann Napolitano, Dear Edward, ne continuera pas de raconter les histoires de vie d'inconnus qui se lient dans un groupe de soutien à la suite d'un crash d'avion. Après que sa dramédie As We See It soit annulée au bout d'une saison, il s'agit donc de la deuxième série rapidement annulée de Jason Katims. Strange New Worlds et la bande-annonce de sa saison 2 L'exploration spatiale continue pour l'équipage de Star Trek: Strange New Worlds mené par le capitaine Pike. De nouvelles planètes, des découvertes incroyables et l'arrivée du jeune Kirk qui ne laissera pas le lieutenant La'an Noonien-Singh indifférente. Une bande-annonce très efficace pour une nouvelle saison qui démarrera le 15 juin outre-Atlantique et peut-être en US+24 sur Paramount+. https://youtu.be/JW_P3SRrExw Michelle Yeoh revient dans la franchise Star Trek Pour son départ de Star Trek Discovery, Philippa Georgiou atterrissait dans la section 31, un endroit mystérieux avec des agents infiltrés de la Fédération auparavant introduit par Deep Space Nine. La dernière fois qu'on a vu Michelle Yeoh dans la franchise remontait donc à plus de quatre ans, entre temps, l'actrice a remporté un Oscar. Le spin-off de Section 31 était en développement depuis quelque temps, mais finalement Paramount+ a décidé d'en faire un téléfilm spécial. Et de 6 pour The Rookie Le procédural policier autour de Nathan Fillion vient d'être renouveler pour une saison 6 qui marquera également le 100e épisode de la série. Les audiences de The Rookie sont toujours aussi solides, la bonne humeur est de mise dans le commissariat. Pour le moment, aucune info sur le renouvellement du spin-off The Rookie: Feds. Will Trent de retour pour une saison 2 Alors qu'elle vient de débarquer sur Disney+ en France, l'agent spécial Will Trent reviendra pour une saison 2. Adaptée de la saga littéraire de Karin Slaughter, la série aura encore des choses à raconter. Parmi le line-up d'ABC, elle s'est placée juste derrière The Rookie et Grey's Anatomy en terme d'audience, une excellente nouvelle pour ce dernier arrivé. Le bureau d'investigation de Géorgie n'a pas finir de résoudre des affaires avec en guest un chihuahua. Retrouvez toutes les bandes-annonces et teasers sur BetaSeries.com. À la semaine prochaine pour de nouvelles news !

Puntata a cura di Untimoteo. Jason Katims, vincitore di un Emmy, è padre di un ragazzo appartenente allo spettro autistico. Con As we see it - Te lo racconto io (serie Amazon Prime di 8 puntate di mezz'ora) si era ripromesso, in maniera semplice e diretta, di sollevare il velo sui reali problemi di chi vive il disagio della “diversità”. In una società che si dichiara tollerante e moderna ma che non vuole prendersi la responsabilità di integrare i propri soggetti più complessi.As we see it lo stava facendo in maniera non edulcorata, come è giusto, evitando pietismi e ipocrisie. Purtroppo a fine ottobre 2022 la serie è stata cancellata. Dimostrando, forse, che questa società non è poi così inclusiva come dice di essere."5 minuti 1 serie" è il format del podcast di Mondoserie che racconta appunto una serie in poco più di cinque minuti (o meno di dieci!). Senza fronzoli, dritti al punto.Parte del progetto: https://www.mondoserie.it/Iscriviti al podcast sulla tua piattaforma preferita: https://www.spreaker.com/show/mondoserie-podcastCollegati a MONDOSERIE sui social:https://www.facebook.com/mondoseriehttps://www.instagram.com/mondoserie.it/https://twitter.com/mondoserie_ithttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwXpMjWOcPbFwdit0QJNnXQhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/mondoserie/

In the Apple TV+ series Dear Edward, a plane crashes, and there is only one survivor – a 12-year-old boy named Edward, who loses his whole family. He goes to live with relatives, and the web of people grieving loved ones who died in the crash grows and connects. The show was created by Jason Katims, who has a long history making high-octane emotional ensemble shows including Friday Night Lights and Parenthood.

Eva Ariel Binder is among the youngest cast members to join AppleTV+'s new show, Dear Edward. Binder plays Shay, who becomes friends with Edward after he is the sole survivor of a plane crash. Leave it to Jason Katims to bring together a mix between humanity, love, and tragedy. The show is exceptionally moving and follows the family members of those left behind, along with the survivor's guilt that Edward carries. Binder shows her acting ability as the standoff-ish neighbor to eventually his friend. Binder talks about what it was like getting the part, who she thinks Shay is, and why she needs to be in Edwards's life. Host: Monica Gleberman Editor: Shamindri De Sayrah Social Media Graphic: Jojo -- Synopsis: “Dear Edward,” tells the story of Edward Adler (played by Colin O'Brien), a 12-year-old boy who survives a devastating commercial plane crash that kills every other passenger on the flight, including his family. As Edward and others worldwide are affected by the tragedy and try to make sense of life after the crash, unexpected friendships, romances, and communities are formed. “Dear Edward” stars Emmy nominee Connie Britton, and SAG Award winner Taylor Schilling and introduces newcomer Colin O'Brien. The ensemble cast also includes Amy Forsyth, Anna Uzele, Audrey Corsa, Brittany S. Hall, Carter Hudson, Dario Ladani Sanchez, Douglas M. Griffin, Eva Ariel Binder, Idris DeBrand, Ivan Shaw, Jenna Qureshi, Khloe Bruno, and Maxwell Jenkins. *The first three episodes of its 10-episode first season start Friday, February 3, 2023, followed by one new episode weekly every Friday through March 24, 2023. Don't forget to follow us on Twitter @SilenceonSet and Instagram @SilenceonSetPod

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Our first guest! Scott Porter, Zach Gilford & Mae Whitman are joined by FNL Showrunner/Executive Producer - Jason Katims! Jason talks about how he came to work on FNL, his first meeting with Peter Berg, life as a Showrunner, what made him want to work on FNL, Tyra's complicated character arch, his favorite season to work on, how the show was nearly cancelled after Season 2 due to the writer's strike, the talented writers room, creating an environment of trust, lessons he learned from FNL, and so much more!

Creator/showrunner/executive producer Jason Katims, director/executive producer Lawrence Trilling, and cast members Dax Shepard, Joy Bryant, Erika Christensen, and Monica Potter reunite at ATX TV Festival Season 11 in Austin, TX to celebrate the beloved family drama Parenthood. Join the creatives and cast as they revisit their favorite memories and scenes, the process of finding the magic Braverman chemistry, making the audience (and themselves) cry, and why working together was the best experience of their careers.This panel was recorded at ATX TV Festival Season 11 (June 2-5, 2022) in Austin, TX.PANELISTS:Jason Katims (Creator / Showrunner / EP / Writer / Director) Lawrence Trilling (Director / EP) Dax Shepard (Cast) Joy Bryant (Cast)Erika Christensen (Cast) Monica Potter (Cast) Samantha Highfill (Moderator, Entertainment Weekly) SUBSCRIBE to youtube.com/ATXTV for more panels, conversations & events with your favorite TV creatives and casts.FOLLOW ATX TV:Twitter: twitter.com/ATXFestivalFacebook: facebook.com/ATXFestivalInstagram: instagram.com/atxfestival/TikTok: tiktok.com/@atxtvLearn more about ATX TV Festival and year-round events: atxfestival.comBecome an ATX TV Member: atxfestival.com/membership

Derek and Stacey recap the first episode of Season 4, then chat with Jason Katims about his early days as a writer and his time working as Showrunner and Executive Producer of FNL. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Rick Glassman (As We See It, Undateable, Take Your Shoes Off) is a comedian, podcaster, actor, and creative volcano. Rick joins the Armchair Expert to discuss the fight he had with Dax while playing Mafia, how his stand-up persona is really him, and The Glassman Bop. Rick explains how he found out he had autism, how scared he was of being a spokesperson for something he was still learning about, and how he has learned to set people's expectations of him appropriately. Rick & Dax discuss how his obsessive compulsion has become a superpower, what it was like to work with Jason Katims on his new show, and the two sing some songs together. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Connie Britton (Mamas, Friday Night Lights, Nashville) is an actress. Connie joins the Armchair Expert to discuss being an aerobics instructor in New York, how much her parents appreciated the arts, and being resentful of Dax because he was too funny on a panel. Connie explains what led her to the decision to adopt, how hard it is to be a single mom, and how she felt like an orphan after losing both her parents. Connie and Dax talk about the values they learned from working with Jason Katims, how dreamy it was to work on White Lotus, and her new show that explores the depths of what it means to be a mama across the whole animal kingdom. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

On this special episode of Prime Video Presents, host Tim Kash talks to “As We See It” creator Jason Katims and shares exclusives from Kathy Katims' conversations with the stars of the series: Rick Glassman, Albert Rutecki and Sue Anne Pien.Prime Video Presents is a Prime Video podcast and an AT WILL MEDIA production. Watch the Amazon Original series As We See It, streaming now on Prime Video.

Jason Katims (creator, As We See It, Parenthood); Tony McNamara (creator, The Great); The Girl from Plainville creators Liz Hannah (The Dropout; The Post) and Patrick MacManus (Dr. Death; Happy!) talk about plotting, writing for your characters, how they got their unique shows to air and how you can too! LISTEN TO THE WRITERS PANEL AD-FREE ON FOREVER DOG PLUS: https://foreverdogpodcasts.com/plus CONNECT W/ BEN BLACKER & THE WRITER'S PANEL ON SOCIAL MEDIA  https://twitter.com/BENBLACKER https://www.facebook.com/TVWritersPanel THE WRITER'S PANEL IS A FOREVER DOG PODCAST  https://foreverdogpodcasts.com/podcasts/the-writers-panel Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On today's What to Watch: Dolly Parton hosts the 57th Academy of Country Music Awards from Las Vegas, along with Jimmie Allen and Gabby Barrett; performers include Kelly Clarkson, Carrie Underwood, Luke Bryan, Maren Morris, and Lady A. It's time for the women to tell all on The Bachelor, where they try to settle some disputes but may create more drama in the process, and Clayton is in the hot seat. On a new episode of All American, Spencer and his team kick off their college football careers but his brutal workout schedule means seeing very little of Olivia, who starts her new job but finds it's not what she expected it to be. The cast of Amazon Prime Video's As We See It and show creator Jason Katims tell us what they're watching. Plus, entertainment headlines — including The Batman's big weekend at the box office, winners of Film Independent's Spirit Awards, an I Am Legend Sequel, two show cancellations, and the deaths of actors Mitchell Ryan and Johnny Brown — This Week in Entertainment History, and trivia. More at ew.com, ew.com/wtw, and @EW. Host: Gerrad Hall (@gerradhall); Editor/Producer: Joshua Heller (@joshuaheller); Writers: Tyler Aquilina (@tyler_aquilina) and Calie Schepp; Executive Producer: Chanelle Johnson (@chanelleberlin). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Fresh from a special concert in their home city of Leeds to mark Independent Venue Week, James Smith, lead singer of Yard Act talks to Samira about the group's success with the release of their debut album. Their character-driven debut album, The Overload - designed to provoke "an open discussion about capitalism" - went straight into the charts at number two. Novelist Esi Edugyan, author of Washington Black and Half Blood Blues, talks to Samira about her latest collection of essays, Out of the Sun, in which she delves into the history of Western Art and the truths about Black lives that it fails to reveal, and the ways contemporary Black artists are reclaiming and reimagining those lives. Jason Katims has written and developed several hit US television series including Friday Night Lights and Parenthood. His latest creation is As We See It, which focuses on the lives of three young people with autism. Presenter: Samira Ahmed Producer: Jodie Keane Image: Yard Act Photo credit: Phoebe Fox

This Weeks Top 5 Topics: Top Headlines (2:07) WarnerMedia controversy, with Alex Weprin (10:21) Jeopardy, With Mayim Bialik (19:19) Showrunner Spotlight: Jason Katims ('As We See It') (46:58) Critics Corner (1:12:22) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

C.J. Navas comenta los nuevos proyectos de Paramount+, la nueva serie de Jason Katims y Conniventes Britton para Apple TV+, la nueva adaptación de Stephen King por JJ Abrams y muchas noticias más en su repaso diario al mundo de las series de televisiónTodos los enlaces disponibles en fueradeseries.comPATROCINADOR:- Realiza tus compras en Amazon desde amazon.fueradeseries.com. A ti te costará lo mismo y a nosotros nos estarás ayudando.

On today's What to Watch: Lily James and Sebastian Stan star in Hulu's Pam & Tommy, which traces the once-famous couple's whirlwind love affair and marriage, the origins of their sex tape leak, and how it affected the two stars in wildly different ways. Celebrity Big Brother kicks off a third season with star players including Todd Bridges, Chris Kattan, Cynthia Bailey, Teddi Mellencamp, Carson Kressley, and Lamar Odom. South Park's landmark 25th season debuts with Cartman & Co. spiral out of control when they lose pajama day privileges at school after being mean to a teacher. Plus, entertainment headlines — including Tom Holland clarifying plans to star in three more Spider-Man movies, a trio of drama renewals at Paramount+, and Connie Britton reuniting with Friday Night Lights' executive producer Jason Katims for a new series — and trivia. More at ew.com, ew.com/wtw, and @EW. Host: Gerrad Hall (@gerradhall); Editor/Producer: Joshua Heller (@joshuaheller); Writers: Tyler Aquilina (@tyler_aquilina) and Calie Schepp; Executive Producer: Shana Naomi Krochmal (@shananaomi). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to OTTplay Sizzling Samachar of the day, I'm your host NikhilSizzling news first up, Jamie Dornan joins Gal Gadot for Netflix film Heart of StoneThe upcoming Netflix spy thriller, Heart of Stone, has cast Jamie Dornan who recently played a pivotal role in Kenneth Branagh's critically acclaimed film Belfast. Dornan, who shot to fame with the divisive film 50 Shades of Grey, will be joined by Wonder Woman star Gal Gadot in the film directed by Tom Harper.Amitabh Bachchan film Jhund announces release dateThe upcoming biopic, Jhund,  about social worker Vijay Barse starring Amitabh Bachchan is set to hit theatres on March 4 later this year. Directed by Nagraj Manjule, the story revolves around Barse who forms an organization called Slum Soccer, to help children living on the streets.  Through football, the retired PE teacher shows them a new path, away from crime and drug addiction.Ali Wong to feature in Netflix stand-up specialAli Wong will have a new Netflix stand-up special, the streaming platform recently announced. Titled Don Wong, it will premiere on Valentine's Day, February 14. This is the comedienne turned actress' third stand-up routine after Ali Wong: Baby Cobra (2016) and 2018's Ali Wong: Hard Knock Wife. Wong was also the lead in Netflix's 2019 romantic comedy Always Be My Maybe, and will also feature in the soon-to-released show Beef.Mohan Babu, Srikanth's political thriller Son of India to release on February 18Son of India, Mohan Babu's political thriller, is scheduled to hit theatres on February 18, the makers announced on social media. A Diamond Ratna Babu directorial, The film has been backed by Vishnu Manchu. The cast includes actors like Srikanth, Pragya Jaiswal, Vennela Kishore, Ravi Prakash among others.Dear Edward series at works at Apple TVApple TV has greenlit a new series based on Ann Napolitano's novel Dear Edward, which will be helmed by Jason Katims. The show of the same name will center around a young boy named Edward who is the only survivor of a devastating plane crash that claimed the life of his family members. It's roped in The White Lotus actor Connie Britton, Orange is the New Black star Taylor Schilling and Wonka's Colin O'Brien.Stephen King's Billy Summers to get series adaptationStephen King's bestselling novel Billy Summers is getting a limited series adaptation from JJ Abrams; Bad Robot. The series is likely to have 10 episodes and will be directed by Ed Zwick. Zwick will also adapt the novel along with Marshall Herskovitz. The novel recounts the story of a hitman called Billy Summers who is planning to take up one last project before retiring from the life of contract killing. Well, that's the OTTplay Sizzling Samachar of the day, I shall be back again with more news from the world of movies and entertainment. Until then it's your host Nikhil signing out. Aaj kya dekhoge OTTplay se poocho.

This "Paltrocast" features Darren's recent interviews with cast and crew from Apple TV+ series "Fraggle Rock" (e.g. Mokey, Wembley, Matt Fusfeld, Alex Cuthbertson, Halle Stanford) and "As We See It" (e.g. Joe Mategna, Rick Glassman, Sue Ann Pien, Chris Pang, Sosie Bacon, Albert Rutecki, Jason Katims). Theme song by Steve Schiltz. Thanks for listening!

Broadcasting + Cable's Michael Malone chats with 'As We See It' showrunner Jason Katims. The series, about three young-adult roommates with autism, premieres on Amazon Prime January 21.

Nouvelles séries Grand Hotel - 3 septembre On commence par la série évènement de TF1 Grand Hotel qui arrive le 3 septembre sur la chaine. Comme son nom l’indique, on suivra le quotidien d’un hotel de luxe de la Côté d’Azur dirigé par Agnes Vasseur, incarnée par Carole Bouquet. Derrière le chic et l’opulence se cachent pourtant bien des secrets quand Anthony, 25 ans, se fait embaucher comme serveur pour tenter de comprendre la disparition de sa soeur alors femme de chambre pour le palace. À noter que Grand Hotel est l’adaptation d’une série espagnole du même nom diffusée en 2011. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cyd9XmZOOTw Away - 4 septembre On enchaine avec Away, la nouvelle série Netflix produite par le créateur de Friday Night Lights, Jason Katims. Portée par l’actrice aux deux Oscars Hilary Swank, la série raconte l’histoire de l'astronaute Emma Green alors qu’elle s’apprète à prendre le commandement de la première expédition sur Mars. Sur Terre, elle doit en même temps assumer l'absence qu'elle impose à son mari et à sa fille adolescente à un moment où ils ont le plus besoin d'elle. À la production, on retrouve aussi le réalisateur Matt Reeves qui a travaillé récemment sur Tales From The Loop pour Amazon. Les 10 épisodes de Away seront à voir sur Netflix le 4 septembre. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8DUWNPls6Oo Power Book II : Ghost - 6 septembre Alors que Power a connu sa 6ème et dernière saison en début d’année, un nouveau chapitre s’ouvre avec Power Book II : Ghost sur STARZPLAY à partir du 6 septembre, la suite direct de la série originelle. Produite par 50 Cent, la série reprend peu après les événements de « Power » et suit Tariq St. Patrick alors qu’il se débat entre sa nouvelle vie et son désir de se libérer de l’héritage paternel tout en faisant face à la pression croissante de sauver sa famille. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fV6bzWDLIv0 Narvalo - 14 septembre La nouvelle Création Décalée de Canal+ après Calls et L’Effondrement s’appelle Narvalo. Créée par Matthieu Longatte, créateur de la chaine YouTube Bonjour Tristesse, la série veut raconter la banlieue et ceux qui y vivent, à travers une galerie de personnages qui dans chaque épisode vont chacun raconter un souvenir cocasse à leurs amis. Les 8 épisodes de 13 minutes seront diffusés à partir du 14 septembre sur Canal+. https://twitter.com/canalplus/status/1288142672595578880 The Third Day - 15 septembre Initialement prévue pour le mois de mai dernier, The Third Day sera finalement diffusée à partir du 15 septembre sur OCS, au lendemain de la diffusion sur HBO. Co-créée par David Kelly, créateur de la série britannique Utopia, la mini-série est divisée en deux parties, Été et Hiver. Chacune suivra séparément l’histoire de deux personnages incarnés par Jude Law et Naomie Harris alors qu’ils se rendent sur une île mystérieuse à la population désireuse de préserver ses traditions à tout prix. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZfPRDjcgu5s Ratched - 18 septembre Après Hollywood, Ryan Murphy revient avec une nouvelle série Netflix le 18 septembre intitulée Ratched. L’actrice Sarah Paulson, véritable muse de Murphy après American Horror Story et American Crime Story, incarne l’infirmière culte du film Vol au-dessus d'un nid de coucou, Mildred Ratched. Celle-ci arrive en 1947 en Californie du Nord en quête d'un emploi dans un hôpital psychiatrique de pointe où sont menées des expériences pionnières et troublantes sur l'esprit humain. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iFwzbEG-AtY

Nouvelles séries Grand Hotel - 3 septembre On commence par la série évènement de TF1 Grand Hotel qui arrive le 3 septembre sur la chaine. Comme son nom l’indique, on suivra le quotidien d’un hotel de luxe de la Côté d’Azur dirigé par Agnes Vasseur, incarnée par Carole Bouquet. Derrière le chic et l’opulence se cachent pourtant bien des secrets quand Anthony, 25 ans, se fait embaucher comme serveur pour tenter de comprendre la disparition de sa soeur alors femme de chambre pour le palace. À noter que Grand Hotel est l’adaptation d’une série espagnole du même nom diffusée en 2011. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cyd9XmZOOTw Away - 4 septembre On enchaine avec Away, la nouvelle série Netflix produite par le créateur de Friday Night Lights, Jason Katims. Portée par l’actrice aux deux Oscars Hilary Swank, la série raconte l’histoire de l'astronaute Emma Green alors qu’elle s’apprète à prendre le commandement de la première expédition sur Mars. Sur Terre, elle doit en même temps assumer l'absence qu'elle impose à son mari et à sa fille adolescente à un moment où ils ont le plus besoin d'elle. À la production, on retrouve aussi le réalisateur Matt Reeves qui a travaillé récemment sur Tales From The Loop pour Amazon. Les 10 épisodes de Away seront à voir sur Netflix le 4 septembre. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8DUWNPls6Oo Power Book II : Ghost - 6 septembre Alors que Power a connu sa 6ème et dernière saison en début d’année, un nouveau chapitre s’ouvre avec Power Book II : Ghost sur STARZPLAY à partir du 6 septembre, la suite direct de la série originelle. Produite par 50 Cent, la série reprend peu après les événements de « Power » et suit Tariq St. Patrick alors qu’il se débat entre sa nouvelle vie et son désir de se libérer de l’héritage paternel tout en faisant face à la pression croissante de sauver sa famille. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fV6bzWDLIv0 Narvalo - 14 septembre La nouvelle Création Décalée de Canal+ après Calls et L’Effondrement s’appelle Narvalo. Créée par Matthieu Longatte, créateur de la chaine YouTube Bonjour Tristesse, la série veut raconter la banlieue et ceux qui y vivent, à travers une galerie de personnages qui dans chaque épisode vont chacun raconter un souvenir cocasse à leurs amis. Les 8 épisodes de 13 minutes seront diffusés à partir du 14 septembre sur Canal+. https://twitter.com/canalplus/status/1288142672595578880 The Third Day - 15 septembre Initialement prévue pour le mois de mai dernier, The Third Day sera finalement diffusée à partir du 15 septembre sur OCS, au lendemain de la diffusion sur HBO. Co-créée par David Kelly, créateur de la série britannique Utopia, la mini-série est divisée en deux parties, Été et Hiver. Chacune suivra séparément l’histoire de deux personnages incarnés par Jude Law et Naomie Harris alors qu’ils se rendent sur une île mystérieuse à la population désireuse de préserver ses traditions à tout prix. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZfPRDjcgu5s Ratched - 18 septembre Après Hollywood, Ryan Murphy revient avec une nouvelle série Netflix le 18 septembre intitulée Ratched. L’actrice Sarah Paulson, véritable muse de Murphy après American Horror Story et American Crime Story, incarne l’infirmière culte du film Vol au-dessus d'un nid de coucou, Mildred Ratched. Celle-ci arrive en 1947 en Californie du Nord en quête d'un emploi dans un hôpital psychiatrique de pointe où sont menées des expériences pionnières et troublantes sur l'esprit humain. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iFwzbEG-AtY

Showrunner Jason Katims (FRIDAY NIGHT LIGHTS, PARENTHOOD, ROSWELL) joins host Jenny Curtis to talk about his new Netflix series AWAY, his upcoming Amazon series, ON THE SPECTRUM, and the incredible lessons he’s learned through his career. Throughout the conversation they discuss:  TIMESTAMPS: 0:44 How AWAY came to be 2:04 Andrew Hinderaker’s involvement and creating a “real” sci-fi 4:49 What Jason is most proud of in AWAY 6:50 Gravitating to stories focused on youth 7:41 Bringing in a team that includes people Jason worked with throughout his career.  13:09 Continuing to learn on every project 15:26 The intensive wirework and training.  17:46 Connecting to the isolation in the story in a different way in quarantine.  20:41 The length of the mission potentially correlating with the length of the show, and the evolving nature of streaming shows.  23:22 ON THE SPECTRUM, Jason’s most recent show to have been green-lit 27:35 Why Jason wanted to do ON THE SPECTRUM and the nature of making a deeply personal project.  31:19 How he finds a connection to source material.  33:13 What Ron Howard liked about Jason’s pitch for PARENTHOOD 34:26 What it means to make work that deeply affects his audience.  36:30 What Jason hopes the audience gets from AWAY.  Learn More: Hollywood Unscripted Follow Us: Instagram | Facebook | Twitter --------------- Hosted and Produced by: Jenny Curtis Co-Producer and Editor: J Whiting Executive Producer: Stuart Halperin Theme Music by: Celleste and Eric Dick A CurtCo Media Production See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

Mark Ivanir wanted to be an actor since he was five-years-old, but he made several pitstops along the way. First, he served as an Israeli spy who went undercover on a secret mission to rescue Jews out of Ethiopia. Then he took some time off and joined a circus – juggling and performing pantomime on the streets of Paris. Eventually, he returned to his first love and his start in Hollywood couldn't have gone better: One of his first roles was in Steven Spielberg's "Schindler's List." Since then, he has worked non-stop, appearing in more than 50 movies and television shows – and has starred alongside Angelina Jolie, Matt Damon and Robert De Niro. His latest role pairs him with yet another A-list star: two-time Academy Award winner Hilary Swank. They make up two of the five astronauts on the first human mission to Mars in a compelling new Netflix series called "Away." The journey is set to keep the astronauts 20 million miles away from their families for three years. Jason Katims, the show's executive producer, said that when the team first met Ivanir, he made everyone fall in love with him on the spot. “He has this humor, he has heart, and he also has this bravado," Katims explained. "It was so great because the show is dealing with big, high stakes issues. Mark has all of that, but he also brings humor to almost everything that he does and everything that he says. He has done everything from great comedic work to really wonderful dramatic work and we were just so excited to have him be part of this.” Ivanir found an unlikely muse for his role as a cocky, know-it-all astronaut with a sense of humor. “Someone I took inspiration from was my contractor,” Ivanir said, laughing. “He has nothing to do with space, but he cracks jokes all the time. That's his default. That's where he goes. He is emotionally armored. The character was written like that from the beginning and then I realized that that's the guy. It's funny, but it's true. No pilots or astronauts, just my contractor.” His previous career as a spy also helped, since he was able to completely embody a new character. And his time doing summersaults in Paris aided his work in the scenes where he's floating in zero-gravity. “We had to try to figure out how to move in space in terms of the speed and your ability to go forty-five degrees or to do a full circle on the wire. Luckily, I have a background as a circus performer so by the second day I was doing all kinds of backflips!” "Away" is a workplace drama set in outer space, but it's also a poignant tale for the historic moment in which we find ourselves. It's a story of flight, of possibility and of hope. The first season of the show debuts on Netflix on September 4th. In this new episode of our podcast, we caught up with Ivanir to talk about the new Netflix series, as well as his previous career as both a circus performer and an Israeli spy. Of all three of those careers, he told us he enjoys acting the most. "In many ways, it gives you an opportunity to do all of these things in a somewhat safe capacity. So, you can be a spy, and then the director says 'Cut!,' and you go and have a snack. It gives you the opportunity to get into so many characters and then leave them and be yourself. It's lovely."

In the 2nd episode of the unplanned, unintended "Representation" series, we talk about Autistic representation in media. In this episode, we mention Steve Silberman, author of Neurotribes, Rain Man, Parenthood and Max Braverman, Jason Katims, Atypical, The A Word, The Big Bang Theory, Everything's Gonna Be Okay, Julia from Sesame Street, The Golden Girls, The Good Doctor, The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, You Can't Ask That, Fresh Off The Boat, The Family Law, and Entrapta from She-Ra and The Princesses of Power. We discuss whether a label is harmful or helpful and how common beliefs about gifted children likely has origins in ASD. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week, host Gray Jones returns to the Skype format due to the Coronavirus quarantine, but you're sure to love his interview with Sarah Watson, creator of The Bold Type and executive producer on Parentood! Episode 093 is sponsored by Pilar Alessandra of onthepage.tv. Pilar is offering a 10% discount on her interactive online class, Writing the First Draft, which started April 4th, but can be joined any time up to the second class on April 11th. To get your 10% off, use the code onthepage10 at checkout.  Sarah is very open about the challenges along the way, and how she was able to spin some of the toughest experiences into victories, including her incredibly hopeful young adult novel, Most Likely. Just like the message of the book, she is optimistic that the world is changing for the better, and that the upcoming generation will be the key. Learn about the innovative way she turned a class she taught at UCLA into a virtual writers room... how getting on staff wasn't the Holy Grail, but each new opportunity taught her invaluable lessons... how getting onto a network show really propelled her career forward, and how she really found her voice working with Jason Katims on Parenthood... how and why she cancelled a meeting and went straight to Disneyland to buy a season's pass... how taking a year off and being unavailable turned her into a hot commodity, even leading to a successful pitch to Steven Spielbergand an option on her book! She also talks about what it was like to be in production on a pilot and getting ready for the big launch of her book, and having to shut it all down overnight because of COVID-19. INDEX TO THE EPISODE: 0:00 - Introduction 2:57 - Interview starts 3:15 - Shooting pilot, book launch interrupted by COVID-19 9:45 - TV writing course Sarah teaches at UCLA, and why that program is special 13:38 - How Sarah got started, working on Rachel's Room 15:23 - Early days, how Sarah got on staff 18:44 - How Sarah's career really took off when she landed a gig on a network show 24:21 - Working on The Middleman with Javi Grillo-Marxuach 26:37 - Writing on Parenthood, and how she really found her voice 29:14 - How she got an overall deal and started to develop shows 34:50 - All the details about developing The Bold Type which is on its fourth season 38:38 - How a soul crushing year led to a hopeful YA novel 44:20 - Details about her untitled re-enactment pilot, and pitching to Steven Spielberg 50:59 - On adapting her YA novel for Amazon 51:45 - Advice to greener writers Follow Sarah on Twitter: @SarahWatson42 Speaking of COVID-19, you can help with the ongoing costs of bringing these weekly podcasts to you, by becoming a patron of the podcast – for as little as $1/month! There are many reward levels. CLICK HERE to find out more. Buy Gray's book for only $4.99! Look for it on Amazon – How To Break In To TV Writing: Insider Interviews. Didn't get your questions asked? Make sure you follow Gray on Twitter (@GrayJones) so you can get the scoop on who is being interviewed and how to get your questions in. Also check out our TV Writer Twitter Database to find Twitter addresses for over 1,000 TV writers. Find previous episodes and other resources at www.tvwriterpodcast.com. Upcoming weekly interviews will include Arika Lisanne Mittman (Paradise Lost, Timeless), Michael Narducci (The Originals), and lots more!

This week, host Gray Jones returns to the Skype format due to the Coronavirus quarantine, but you're sure to love his interview with Sarah Watson, creator of The Bold Type and executive producer on Parentood!Episode 093 is sponsored by Pilar Alessandra of onthepage.tv. Pilar is offering a 10% discount on her interactive online class, Writing the First Draft, which started April 4th, but can be joined any time up to the second class on April 11th. To get your 10% off, use the code onthepage10 at checkout. Sarah is very open about the challenges along the way, and how she was able to spin some of the toughest experiences into victories, including her incredibly hopeful young adult novel, Most Likely. Just like the message of the book, she is optimistic that the world is changing for the better, and that the upcoming generation will be the key.Learn about the innovative way she turned a class she taught at UCLA into a virtual writers room... how getting on staff wasn't the Holy Grail, but each new opportunity taught her invaluable lessons... how getting onto a network show really propelled her career forward, and how she really found her voice working with Jason Katims on Parenthood... how and why she cancelled a meeting and went straight to Disneyland to buy a season's pass... how taking a year off and being unavailable turned her into a hot commodity, even leading to a successful pitch to Steven Spielberg and an option on her book!She also talks about what it was like to be in production on a pilot and getting ready for the big launch of her book, and having to shut it all down overnight because of COVID-19.INDEX TO THE EPISODE:0:00 - Introduction2:57 - Interview starts3:15 - Shooting pilot, book launch interrupted by COVID-199:45 - TV writing course Sarah teaches at UCLA, and why that program is special13:38 - How Sarah got started, working on Rachel’s Room15:23 - Early days, how Sarah got on staff18:44 - How Sarah’s career really took off when she landed a gig on a network show24:21 - Working on The Middleman with Javi Grillo-Marxuach26:37 - Writing on Parenthood, and how she really found her voice29:14 - How she got an overall deal and started to develop shows 34:50 - All the details about developing The Bold Type which is on its fourth season38:38 - How a soul crushing year led to a hopeful YA novel 44:20 - Details about her untitled re-enactment pilot, and pitching to Steven Spielberg50:59 - On adapting her YA novel for Amazon51:45 - Advice to greener writersFollow Sarah on Twitter: @SarahWatson42Buy Gray’s book for only $4.99! Look for it on Amazon – How To Break In To TV Writing: Insider Interviews.Didn’t get your questions asked? Make sure you follow Gray on Twitter (@GrayJones) so you can get the scoop on who is being interviewed and how to get your questions in. Also check out our TV Writer Twitter Database to find Twitter addresses for over 1,000 TV writers. Find previous episodes and other resources at www.tvwriterpodcast.com.Upcoming weekly interviews will include Arika Lisanne Mittman (Paradise Lost, Timeless), Michael Narducci (The Originals), and lots more!

durée : 00:04:41 - La Chronique de Benoit Lagane - par : Benoît Lagane - En cette période de confinement, on reste chez soi ! Et devant une bonne série c'est mieux ! Jetez un œil sur "Friday Night Lights", excellente série signée Peter Berg et Jason Katims qui va vous « télé-transporter » dans le Texas des années 2006 à 2011.

durée : 00:04:41 - La Chronique de Benoit Lagane - par : Benoît Lagane - En cette période de confinement, on reste chez soi ! Et devant une bonne série c'est mieux ! Jetez un œil sur "Friday Night Lights", excellente série signée Peter Berg et Jason Katims qui va vous « télé-transporter » dans le Texas des années 2006 à 2011.

The five topics that Lesley and Dan cover this week are: Dancing With the Stars backlash Late-Night Check-in with guest Natalie Jarvey HBO Max news Showrunner Spotlight: Jason Katims Critics Corner Welcome to the TV's Top 5! On this podcast, The Hollywood Reporter's own Lesley Goldberg, West Coast TV Editor, and Daniel Fienberg, Chief Television Critic, will be talking all things TV. Each episode will be broken into five segments that will be sure to deliver real-time television news, a critical look at current and upcoming shows, as well as regular analysis of programs on TV and much more. Stay tuned for future episodes and be sure to subscribe! Hosted by: Lesley Goldberg and Daniel Fienberg Produced by: Matthew Whitehurst and Joshua Farnham

“I feel that people are basically trying to do their best in the world. Even when you see people making mistakes, you understand why they're making a mistake. Everybody has flaws, everybody has demons, everybody has ghosts, but I think you watch people and you see everybody trying to do their best.” – Jason Katims […] The post The Common Mistakes We Make In Creating Videos appeared first on Miles Lacoste.

Coming Home: Writer and Producer of Friday Night Lights, Parenthood, Rise, About a Boy and The Path, Jason Katims writes, Seventeen Rifts, the first scene of a play about a man who wants to come home to his family. Performed by Elizabeth Murray, Sam Jaeger, Phil Abrams. Co-writer of Wicked (along with acclaimed song writer Stephen Schwartz), My So Called Life, Huge, Once and Again, Winnie Holzman tells a story of coming home and how she hopes the people she loves don’t come home any time soon. K’naan Warsame–poet, rapper, singer, songwriter and filmmaker–sings a song of loss and a celebration of his love–Fatima.

Television writer and producer Jason Katims and Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award winning composer Tom Kitt give us a peek at the first scene and first song of their gorgeous new musical, Williamsburg. Emmy and Golden Globe Award winning Television Writer/Producer/Director Cindy Chupack takes us inside her marriage and tells a story about receiving the gift of an indoor snow machine, to her horror, from her husband. Donna Missal graced us with her ginormous talent for song writing and soulful, passionate vocal acrobatics. Here, enjoy her amazing cover of 4 Non-Blondes, What’s Up. 

Few TV heavyweights have done as much to tell thoughtful, moving stories about teenagers as Jason Katims. While he was a young playwright, Katims broke into the television industry as a staff writer for My So-Called Life — ground zero for realistic depictions of adolescence on TV — then quickly went on to work on any number of iconic teen shows, culminating in his five-season stint as the showrunner of the gorgeous small-town drama Friday Night Lights, following football players in a Texas town. Katims has, of course, written about non-teenagers too. For six seasons, his Parenthood told thoughtful stories about people struggling with very mundane, very real problems. (It was great.) But he’s gone back to high school with his latest series, Rise. The NBC drama follows teenagers involved with a drama program in a dying Pennsylvania steel town.  Todd has been hoping to talk to Katims for years now, which made this discussion all the better. Katims touches on the differences between high school football coaches and high school drama directors, the lessons he learned from the legendary creator and producers of My So-Called Life, and how he learned to be judicious in using Friday Night Lights’ most famous catchphrase. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The 90s TV drama 'My So-Called Life' had a profound impact on Nerdette host Greta Johnsen. (“Jordan Catalano still holds a special place in my heart,” she said of the fictional Liberty High School heartthrob played by Jared Leto.)Jason Katims helped create that TV show, along with other heart-wrenching dramas like 'Parenthood' and 'Friday Night Lights.' Now Katims is the writer and executive producer of another dramatic network TV show set in high school: 'Rise,' which combines football, musical theater, and plenty of high school teen angst.  “I mean, I’m clearly stuck in my own progression in life,” Katims tells Nerdette. “I got stuck at 17 and never moved on.” Katims talked with us about 'Rise,' why so much of his writing examines adolescence, and what a busy Hollywood showrunner does to recharge. (Plus, get hyped for plenty of TV clips featuring PEAK teen angst.)

Star Wars actor John Boyega is in the studio talking about his new film. A controversial new video work called Terror Nullius. Friday Night Lights creator is back with a brand new high school drama, and we meet Location Scouts on the set of a BBC drama.

Star Wars actor John Boyega is in the studio talking about his new film. A controversial new video work called Terror Nullius. Friday Night Lights creator is back with a brand new high school drama, and we meet Location Scouts on the set of a BBC drama.

"Rise," inspired by a real-life teacher, stars Josh Radnor as Lou, a teacher going through a bit of a midlife crisis. He decides the answer to his woes is to jazz up the school's lackluster theater department. One problem: It's already run by Tracey, played by Rosie Perez. Jason Katims was the executive producer behind FRIDAY NIGHT LIGHTS and PARENTHOOD, and HAMILTON producer Jeffrey Seller, are behind the new NBC drama. Perez and Katims stopped by IndieWire to discuss their inspirations for RISE, including what convinced Katims to return to high school — and why Perez finally started doing TV after years of avoiding the small screen.

Jason Katims (Roswell, Friday Night Lights, Parenthood) sits down with Steve Trautmann to discuss his career and new show, Rise.

Josh Radnor, the star of NBC's new high school drama "Rise," and series creator Jason Katims discuss how the show compares to "Friday Night Lights," why this was the right part for him after "How I Met Your Mother," and the challenges of staging a show-within-a-show.

Powerful TV panel from ATX, Jack Amiel (co-creator, The Knick), Jason Katims (creator, Friday Night Lights and Parenthood), Jennie Snyder Urman (creator, Jane the Virgin), Mike Royce (co-creator, Men of a Certain Age; Enlisted), and Carter Covington (Faking It) discuss how their series have surpassed diversity trends and token characters by organically weaving in storylines of race, religion, the foster care system, immigration, abortion, health care, and many many more. Moderated by Maury McIntyre (President of the Television Academy). PLUS: The Shield Writers' Room Reunion with creator Shawn Ryan (co-creator, Timeless), Glen Mazzara (Damien; The Walking Dead), Scott Rosenbaum (Queen of the South), Kurt Sutter (creator, Sons of Anarchy), and Charles Chic Eglee (Hemlock Grove; The Walking Dead). Moderated by Lynette Rice (EW). Recorded June 2016 at ATX Television Festival. Get your badge now for ATX's sixth season, June 8-11 2017, at http://atxfestival.com/

Producer Jason Katims talks about the personal story that inspired CBS' "Pure Genius," what's in store for season two of Hulu's "The Path," and any revival plans for "Parenthood" and "Friday Night Lights"

Producer Jason Katims is a bit of a remake whisperer, adapting films like "Parenthood" and "Friday Night Lights" into critically acclaimed dramas. But his next show, CBS' "Pure Genius," is an original idea that comes from a very personal space. Also this week, Jon Glaser Loves Gear, we dissect the new trailer for Netflix's "Gilmore Girls" revisit, and discuss the final season of Sundance TV's Rectify.

Doug Petrie & Marco Ramirez (showrunners, Marvel's Daredevil); Melissa Rosenberg (Twilight movies; creator, Marvel's Jessica Jones); Jason Katims (creator, Parenthood; creator, About a Boy; Friday Night Lights); Jessica Goldberg (creator, The Path). Recorded February 21, 2016 at the 826LA space in Los Angeles.

Creator Bridget Carpenter (Friday Night Lights; Red Road) discusses the new Hulu series based upon the Stephen King novel. She talks about her enthusiasm for the project, working with King, JJ Abrams, and James Franco, drawing out the themes that interested her, honesty in the writers' room, and lots more. 11/22/63 premieres on Hulu on Presidents Day, February 15th.Live Writers Panels coming up in LA!-2/21 at 826LA in Echo Park: Daredevil showrunners Douglas Petrie (Buffy the Vampire Slayer) and Marco Ramirez (Fear the Walking Dead); Melissa Rosenberg (creator/showrunner, Jessica Jones; writer, Twilight films); Jason Katims (creator, Parenthood and About a Boy; showrunner, Friday Night Lights; EP, The Path); Jessica Goldberg (creator, The Path). -2/23 at Meltdown in Hollywood: Last Man on Earth with creator/star Will Forte, showrunner Andy Bobrow, and more! Sneak preview of a new episode!

Abrams II, Part 1: The Pallbearer.   Running Time: 48 minutes 14 seconds   As the trailer proudly states, Star Trek Beyond is produced by J.J. Abrams. We all know that Abrams directed the last two Star Trek films, and we all know that he is not directing this one. So what does it mean when we see that Abrams is producing the new movie?    We try to answer that question in this new series on Commentary: Trek Stars, where we will be looking at each of the films which Abrams produced for other filmmakers. In Part 1 of this series, John and Mike cover The Pallbearer, a film starring David Schwimmer and Gwyneth Paltrow which was directed by Cloverfield director Matt Reeves, and co-written by Reeves and Friday Night Lights creator Jason Katims.   We discuss the heavy influence of The Graduate on this film, its place in the history of Miramax, and the contribution of cinematographer Robert Elswit.   Chapters The Pallbearer (00:06:35) Miramax (00:20:55) Wrap-up (00:37:27)   Hosts John Mills and Mike Schindler   Production Mike Schindler (Editor and Producer) C Bryan Jones (Executive Producer) Charlynn Schmiedt (Executive Producer) Matthew Rushing (Executive Producer) Norman C. Lao (Executive Producer) Richard Marquez (Production Manager) Will Nguyen (Content Manager)

Fans of Jason Katims know that he writes beautiful characters and deep, fulfilling relationships. We dive in to some of his classics, including Roswell, Friday Night Lights, and Parenthood, and unpack the 'ships we loved most. What made them work? What didn't work as well? And the most important question: Does Tim Riggins make your heart stop? Come on in to the Shipping Room and be sure to share your thoughts with us here on iTunes and one social media @shippingroompod. 

Moore, Part 2: Roswell. After leaving Voyager, Ronald D. Moore was recruited by Jason Katims to work on the second season of Roswell. The series chronicles the lives of three teenaged aliens who are secretly living in the town where their spacecraft crash landed.  Under Katims’s leadership, the first season of Roswell was primarily character driven, with the science fiction elements taking a back seat. But going forward, the network wanted the series to build upon its sci-fi mythology. And so, Moore was hired as a co-showrunner for the first time in his career.  This week, Max and Mike are joined by Trek.fm’s Christopher Jones to take a look at the final two seasons of Moore’s first show. We discuss whether or not Moore’s contribution improved the show, how well the show holds up over time, and the strange connection the show has to Enterprise. We also fondly recall now-defunct ’90s television networks.

It’s a very special holiday episode! Like when Juliana Hatfield played an angel on My So-Called Life, and by the way I just looked that up and Jason Katims co-wrote that episode, which blows the mind of this fan of Friday Night Lights and Parenthood and ANYWAY – – the podcast is back, and off [&hellip

With the Emmys over and done with, it’s officially the start of the Fall Network TV season. The pilots will come en masse next week, but, along with one of the best one-night comedy lineups in quite a while (Thursday’s Parks and Rec premiere, Wilfred finale, Childrens Hospital UK, NTSF:SD:SUV::, and the culmination of Louie’s ... The post The Televerse #56- Spotlight on Louie/Friday Night Lights with Steph Smith appeared first on PopOptiq.

Autopilot 11 - Roswell Roswell is an American science fiction television series developed, produced, and co-written by Jason Katims.[1] The series debuted on October 6, 1999 on The WB and moved to UPN for the third season. The last episode aired May 14, 2002. In the United Kingdom, the TV series aired as both Roswell High[2] and Roswell. The series is based on the Roswell High young adult book series, written by Melinda Metz and edited by Laura J. Burns, who became staff writers for the television series.