RE: [TV orNotTV] CW Fall Annotated, Eh?
From: tvornottv@googlegroups.com [mailto:tvornottv@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of M-D November >It's also going to be interesting to see where some of these programmes (eh?) >will air in 8 major markets where CBS-owned CW stations are dropping their >affiliations (including Philadelphia - Philly57 to be a pseudo-indie). Four of the eight markets have Nexstar stations that I’m sure would love to make room on their airwaves. Philadelphia: WPHL (My) San Francisco: KRON (My) Sacramento: KTXL (Fox) Tampa: WFLA (NBC)/WTTA (My) In addition, Mission Broadcasting is planning to buy WADL/Detroit, calling in Nexstar for help with operational services – which could take care of WKBD’s disaffiliation. https://tvnewscheck.com/business/article/mission-broadcasting-buying-wadl-detroit/ -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TVorNotTV" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to tvornottv+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/tvornottv/010e01d989e9%248d389060%24a7a9b120%24%40suddenlink.net.
Re: [TV orNotTV] CW Fall Annotated, Eh?
The educated guess here in Pittsburgh is that the former MyTV station will
become the new CW station.
On Thu, May 18, 2023 at 2:00 PM M-D November wrote:
> It's also going to be interesting to see where some of these programmes
> (eh?) will air in 8 major markets where CBS-owned CW stations are dropping
> their affiliations (including Philadelphia - Philly57 to be a pseudo-indie).
>
> On Thursday, May 18, 2023 at 1:56:41 PM UTC-4 Doug Eastick wrote:
>
>> Well I guess one way to deal with the WGA strike, it to buy scripted and
>> shot content from other English countries.
>>
>>
>>
>> /Doug
>> eas...@mcd.on.ca
>>
>
>> On Thu, May 18, 2023, 1:17 p.m. Mark Jeffries wrote:
>>
>>> The CW, brought to you by Tim Hortons (OK, enough of the Canadian
>>> jokes). Of course, the truth is that the model the network originally ran
>>> on of lose money now, make it up for CBS and Warners on the backend
>>> overseas sales and Netflix licensing doesn't work anymore and Nexstar wants
>>> to see black ink by 2025. To that end, the CDub is now in summer mode all
>>> year long with a lineup dominated by overseas pickups and unscripted. Here
>>> it is:
>>>
>>> MONDAY
>>> 8:00-9:00PM All American (the only--ONLY--U.S. scripted series with new
>>> episodes)
>>> 9:00-10:00PM 61st STREET--Dumped by the ailing AMC while the second
>>> season was being shot, it's a cop drama set in Chicago that doesn't look
>>> much like Dick Wolf's Wednesday night shows on NBC, with Courtney B. Vance
>>> and Aunjanaue Ellis. Both completed seasons will air back-to-back.
>>>
>>> TUESDAY
>>> 8:00-8:30PM SON OF A CRITCH--Mark Critch of the long-running CBC
>>> sketchcom "This Hour Has 22 Minutes" (which Americans have never seen
>>> unless they live on the border) tells stories off-camera of him growing up
>>> in the Canadian province Newfoundland (CBC promos: "Tonight at 8, 8:30 in
>>> Newfoundland") in the 80s. Malcolm McDowell plays his grandfather. Two
>>> 13-ep seasons on the CBC from last year, will air those seasons
>>> back-to-back.
>>> 8:30-9:00PM RUN THE BURBS--A Vietnamese family moves to the Great White
>>> North to start a new life. A cast member of "KIm's Convenience" (in case
>>> you watched it on Netflix) created and stars in the show. On the CBC since
>>> last year, 25 episodes over two seasons, will air the seasons back-to-back.
>>> 9:00-9:30PM CHILDREN RUIN EVERYTHING--From a producer of 'Schitt's
>>> Creek" whose last name is not Levy, a standard issue family sitcom (I guess
>>> it's a single-cam). Two seasons and 24 episodes for CTV and Roku Channel
>>> in the U.S., a third season has been ordered, Roku will continue to stream
>>> the show.
>>> 9:30-10:00PM EVERYONE ELSE BURNS--A British family holds some, uh,
>>> extreme religious views about their fellow man and the world. Started on
>>> Channel 4 in the UK earlier this year for a typically-British six episodes
>>> (although produced by Universal and JAX Media).
>>>
>>> WEDNESDAY
>>> 8:00-9:00PM SULLIVAN’S CROSSING--A neurosurgeon fleeing from the law
>>> moves back to her old home, from a series of novels by Robyn Carr and
>>> starring three veterans of old school CW shows, including Chad Michael
>>> Murray ("One Tree Hill") and lead Morgan Kohan ("Batwoman"). From the
>>> producers of the similar Netflix show "Virgin River" and Fremantle, was on
>>> CTV earlier this year, ten episodes.
>>> 9:00-10:00PM THE SPENCER SISTERS--Lea Thompson plays a mystery novelist
>>> who solves crimes with her daughter, who people mistake for her sister, in
>>> a return to the good old days of the blue-sky procedural that kept USA and
>>> TNT in business. Started on CTV earlier this year, 10 episodes.
>>>
>>> THURSDAY
>>> 8:00-9:00PM FBOY ISLAND (repeat of previous week)
>>> 9:00-10:00PM FBOY ISLAND--The you-gotta-be-kidding HBO Max dating show
>>> that got cut by Daddy Zaslav as part of the great cost cut at WBD moves to
>>> OTA TV and starts with the first season (a second season is in the can) so
>>> you know there's lots of bleeps. Ilana Glazer continues as host, an "FGIRL
>>> Island" spinoff will air mid-season.
>>>
>>> FRIDAY
>>> 8:00-9:00PM Penn & Teller: Fool Us (Brooke Burke replaces Alyson
>>> Hannigan as the show's fifth wheel)
>>> 9:00-9:30PM Whose Line Is It Anyway? (the last season of the
>>> long-runner, they'll probably make so many episodes that new shows will air
>>> years from now)
>>> 9:30-10:00PM Whose Line reruns
>>>
>>> SATURDAY
>>> 8:00-8:30PM Masters of Illusion
>>> 8:30-9:00PM Masters of Illusion (previous season repeat)
>>> 9:00-9:30PM World's Funniest Animals
>>> 9:30-10:00PM World's Funniest Animals (previous season repeat)
>>>
>>> SUNDAY
>>> 8:00-10:00PM I AM FILMS--A series of feature documentary bios I have
>>> never heard of before, although I sort of remember the first one, 2012's "I
>>> Am Bruce Lee." Three new episodes will be made.
>>>
>>> And the reboot of "Walker," which I suspect was never a favorite of the
>>> CDub hardcore, will return for a
Re: [TV orNotTV] CW Fall Annotated, Eh?
It's also going to be interesting to see where some of these programmes
(eh?) will air in 8 major markets where CBS-owned CW stations are dropping
their affiliations (including Philadelphia - Philly57 to be a pseudo-indie).
On Thursday, May 18, 2023 at 1:56:41 PM UTC-4 Doug Eastick wrote:
> Well I guess one way to deal with the WGA strike, it to buy scripted and
> shot content from other English countries.
>
>
>
> /Doug
> eas...@mcd.on.ca
>
> On Thu, May 18, 2023, 1:17 p.m. Mark Jeffries wrote:
>
>> The CW, brought to you by Tim Hortons (OK, enough of the Canadian jokes).
>> Of course, the truth is that the model the network originally ran on of
>> lose money now, make it up for CBS and Warners on the backend overseas
>> sales and Netflix licensing doesn't work anymore and Nexstar wants to see
>> black ink by 2025. To that end, the CDub is now in summer mode all year
>> long with a lineup dominated by overseas pickups and unscripted. Here it
>> is:
>>
>> MONDAY
>> 8:00-9:00PM All American (the only--ONLY--U.S. scripted series with new
>> episodes)
>> 9:00-10:00PM 61st STREET--Dumped by the ailing AMC while the second
>> season was being shot, it's a cop drama set in Chicago that doesn't look
>> much like Dick Wolf's Wednesday night shows on NBC, with Courtney B. Vance
>> and Aunjanaue Ellis. Both completed seasons will air back-to-back.
>>
>> TUESDAY
>> 8:00-8:30PM SON OF A CRITCH--Mark Critch of the long-running CBC
>> sketchcom "This Hour Has 22 Minutes" (which Americans have never seen
>> unless they live on the border) tells stories off-camera of him growing up
>> in the Canadian province Newfoundland (CBC promos: "Tonight at 8, 8:30 in
>> Newfoundland") in the 80s. Malcolm McDowell plays his grandfather. Two
>> 13-ep seasons on the CBC from last year, will air those seasons
>> back-to-back.
>> 8:30-9:00PM RUN THE BURBS--A Vietnamese family moves to the Great White
>> North to start a new life. A cast member of "KIm's Convenience" (in case
>> you watched it on Netflix) created and stars in the show. On the CBC since
>> last year, 25 episodes over two seasons, will air the seasons back-to-back.
>> 9:00-9:30PM CHILDREN RUIN EVERYTHING--From a producer of 'Schitt's Creek"
>> whose last name is not Levy, a standard issue family sitcom (I guess it's a
>> single-cam). Two seasons and 24 episodes for CTV and Roku Channel in the
>> U.S., a third season has been ordered, Roku will continue to stream the
>> show.
>> 9:30-10:00PM EVERYONE ELSE BURNS--A British family holds some, uh,
>> extreme religious views about their fellow man and the world. Started on
>> Channel 4 in the UK earlier this year for a typically-British six episodes
>> (although produced by Universal and JAX Media).
>>
>> WEDNESDAY
>> 8:00-9:00PM SULLIVAN’S CROSSING--A neurosurgeon fleeing from the law
>> moves back to her old home, from a series of novels by Robyn Carr and
>> starring three veterans of old school CW shows, including Chad Michael
>> Murray ("One Tree Hill") and lead Morgan Kohan ("Batwoman"). From the
>> producers of the similar Netflix show "Virgin River" and Fremantle, was on
>> CTV earlier this year, ten episodes.
>> 9:00-10:00PM THE SPENCER SISTERS--Lea Thompson plays a mystery novelist
>> who solves crimes with her daughter, who people mistake for her sister, in
>> a return to the good old days of the blue-sky procedural that kept USA and
>> TNT in business. Started on CTV earlier this year, 10 episodes.
>>
>> THURSDAY
>> 8:00-9:00PM FBOY ISLAND (repeat of previous week)
>> 9:00-10:00PM FBOY ISLAND--The you-gotta-be-kidding HBO Max dating show
>> that got cut by Daddy Zaslav as part of the great cost cut at WBD moves to
>> OTA TV and starts with the first season (a second season is in the can) so
>> you know there's lots of bleeps. Ilana Glazer continues as host, an "FGIRL
>> Island" spinoff will air mid-season.
>>
>> FRIDAY
>> 8:00-9:00PM Penn & Teller: Fool Us (Brooke Burke replaces Alyson
>> Hannigan as the show's fifth wheel)
>> 9:00-9:30PM Whose Line Is It Anyway? (the last season of the long-runner,
>> they'll probably make so many episodes that new shows will air years from
>> now)
>> 9:30-10:00PM Whose Line reruns
>>
>> SATURDAY
>> 8:00-8:30PM Masters of Illusion
>> 8:30-9:00PM Masters of Illusion (previous season repeat)
>> 9:00-9:30PM World's Funniest Animals
>> 9:30-10:00PM World's Funniest Animals (previous season repeat)
>>
>> SUNDAY
>> 8:00-10:00PM I AM FILMS--A series of feature documentary bios I have
>> never heard of before, although I sort of remember the first one, 2012's "I
>> Am Bruce Lee." Three new episodes will be made.
>>
>> And the reboot of "Walker," which I suspect was never a favorite of the
>> CDub hardcore, will return for a 13-episode final season after the first of
>> the year.
>>
>> The wailing and moaning of the faithful can now begin (oh hell, it's
>> already started).
>>
>> --
>> You received this message because you are
Re: [TV orNotTV] CW Fall Annotated, Eh?
Well I guess one way to deal with the WGA strike, it to buy scripted and
shot content from other English countries.
/Doug
east...@mcd.on.ca
On Thu, May 18, 2023, 1:17 p.m. Mark Jeffries wrote:
> The CW, brought to you by Tim Hortons (OK, enough of the Canadian jokes).
> Of course, the truth is that the model the network originally ran on of
> lose money now, make it up for CBS and Warners on the backend overseas
> sales and Netflix licensing doesn't work anymore and Nexstar wants to see
> black ink by 2025. To that end, the CDub is now in summer mode all year
> long with a lineup dominated by overseas pickups and unscripted. Here it
> is:
>
> MONDAY
> 8:00-9:00PM All American (the only--ONLY--U.S. scripted series with new
> episodes)
> 9:00-10:00PM 61st STREET--Dumped by the ailing AMC while the second season
> was being shot, it's a cop drama set in Chicago that doesn't look much like
> Dick Wolf's Wednesday night shows on NBC, with Courtney B. Vance and
> Aunjanaue Ellis. Both completed seasons will air back-to-back.
>
> TUESDAY
> 8:00-8:30PM SON OF A CRITCH--Mark Critch of the long-running CBC sketchcom
> "This Hour Has 22 Minutes" (which Americans have never seen unless they
> live on the border) tells stories off-camera of him growing up in the
> Canadian province Newfoundland (CBC promos: "Tonight at 8, 8:30 in
> Newfoundland") in the 80s. Malcolm McDowell plays his grandfather. Two
> 13-ep seasons on the CBC from last year, will air those seasons
> back-to-back.
> 8:30-9:00PM RUN THE BURBS--A Vietnamese family moves to the Great White
> North to start a new life. A cast member of "KIm's Convenience" (in case
> you watched it on Netflix) created and stars in the show. On the CBC since
> last year, 25 episodes over two seasons, will air the seasons back-to-back.
> 9:00-9:30PM CHILDREN RUIN EVERYTHING--From a producer of 'Schitt's Creek"
> whose last name is not Levy, a standard issue family sitcom (I guess it's a
> single-cam). Two seasons and 24 episodes for CTV and Roku Channel in the
> U.S., a third season has been ordered, Roku will continue to stream the
> show.
> 9:30-10:00PM EVERYONE ELSE BURNS--A British family holds some, uh, extreme
> religious views about their fellow man and the world. Started on Channel 4
> in the UK earlier this year for a typically-British six episodes (although
> produced by Universal and JAX Media).
>
> WEDNESDAY
> 8:00-9:00PM SULLIVAN’S CROSSING--A neurosurgeon fleeing from the law moves
> back to her old home, from a series of novels by Robyn Carr and starring
> three veterans of old school CW shows, including Chad Michael Murray ("One
> Tree Hill") and lead Morgan Kohan ("Batwoman"). From the producers of the
> similar Netflix show "Virgin River" and Fremantle, was on CTV earlier this
> year, ten episodes.
> 9:00-10:00PM THE SPENCER SISTERS--Lea Thompson plays a mystery novelist
> who solves crimes with her daughter, who people mistake for her sister, in
> a return to the good old days of the blue-sky procedural that kept USA and
> TNT in business. Started on CTV earlier this year, 10 episodes.
>
> THURSDAY
> 8:00-9:00PM FBOY ISLAND (repeat of previous week)
> 9:00-10:00PM FBOY ISLAND--The you-gotta-be-kidding HBO Max dating show
> that got cut by Daddy Zaslav as part of the great cost cut at WBD moves to
> OTA TV and starts with the first season (a second season is in the can) so
> you know there's lots of bleeps. Ilana Glazer continues as host, an "FGIRL
> Island" spinoff will air mid-season.
>
> FRIDAY
> 8:00-9:00PM Penn & Teller: Fool Us (Brooke Burke replaces Alyson Hannigan
> as the show's fifth wheel)
> 9:00-9:30PM Whose Line Is It Anyway? (the last season of the long-runner,
> they'll probably make so many episodes that new shows will air years from
> now)
> 9:30-10:00PM Whose Line reruns
>
> SATURDAY
> 8:00-8:30PM Masters of Illusion
> 8:30-9:00PM Masters of Illusion (previous season repeat)
> 9:00-9:30PM World's Funniest Animals
> 9:30-10:00PM World's Funniest Animals (previous season repeat)
>
> SUNDAY
> 8:00-10:00PM I AM FILMS--A series of feature documentary bios I have never
> heard of before, although I sort of remember the first one, 2012's "I Am
> Bruce Lee." Three new episodes will be made.
>
> And the reboot of "Walker," which I suspect was never a favorite of the
> CDub hardcore, will return for a 13-episode final season after the first of
> the year.
>
> The wailing and moaning of the faithful can now begin (oh hell, it's
> already started).
>
> --
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