Tomorrow Will Be Televised

The program all about TV. Our guests: Mike Aho, executive producer and showrunner of Evan Goes Wild, Animal Planet's new series that starts Sunday night, and Estrella TV head of production Ivan Stoikovich, discussing new programming projects such as 100 Latinos Dijeron/100 Latinos Say, the Spanish-language Family Feud revival launching this week.

The program all about TV. Our guest: Oliver Lansley, creator of Flack, Pop TV's new dramedy which launches February 21.

The program all about TV. Our guests: Zanne Devine, executive producer of Disney Channel's new live-action Kim Possible movie, and Danny Strong and David Eilliott, co-creators and executive producers of Proven Innocent, Fox's new legal drama series--both ventures premiere tonight. We'll also have Robin Samuels, co-executive producer, and co-hosts Treger and Rob Strasberg, of Welcome Home, the series double-playing on The CW Saturday mornings and Tuesday nights via BYU TV.

The program all about TV, dealing today with NBC's decision to cancel a live musical production of Hair this May, a new program development unit at Fox, and Moon Rise, the comeback venture of ousted CBS chief executive Leslie Moonves.

The program all about TV. On tap: a tribute to George Klein, the Dick Clark of Memphis TV (originator of the popular weekly series Talent Party), lifelong friend of Elvis Presley and founder of Sirius XM's Elvis Radio, who passed away earlier this week. Our guest is Frank D'Onofrio, working on a book about Klein and his contribution to both TV and Elvis.

The program all about TV. Our guest: Sam Svibleman, co-creator/writer/executive producer of Pen15, Hulu's new life at middle school comedy series that premieres February 8.

First February 2019 episode of the program all about TV. Our guest: Devon Greggory, creator and showrunner of BET's new musical drama American Soul, about the creation of  the iconic syndicated series Soul Train.

Final January 2019 episode of the program all about TV. Our guests, live from the annual Sundance Film Festival in Utah--Abby McEnany and Tim Manus, co-creator/writers of Work In Progress, one of several TV series pilots showcased there this week, and Work co-star Julia Sweeney. Also on board: Kathy Sutula, executive producer of Hallmark Channel's first-ever Cat Bowl, happening Super Bowl eve (February 2).

The program all about TV. Our guests: Audrey Morrisey, executive producer of The Voice on NBC, and Mark Reisman, creator and executive producer of Sydney To The Max, Disney Channel's new situation comedy series which premieres tonight.

Special Wednesday episode of the program all about TV. Our guests: Peabody-winning writer/director Hugo Blick, whose new miniseries, Black Earth Rising, debuts on Netflix this Friday; Vincent Rubino, executive producer of Snoop Dogg Presents The Joker's Wild, starting its third season tonight on TNT, and The $100,000 Pyramid, going into season four later this year on ABC, and Michael Arno, creator, writer and executive producer of Pure, WGN America's new subculture crime drama launching tonight.