Tomorrow Will Be Televised

Special Wednesday episode of the program all about TV. Our guests: Monk creator/executive producer Andy Breckman, now executive producer of TheGood Cop, Netflix's new dramedy starring Tony Danza that begins September 21, and Nash Edgerton, executive producer and director of Mr. Inbetween, FX's new dramedy series, already set to return for a second season next year.

The program all about TV. Our guests: Christine Shuler, executive producer of Haunted Live!, Travel Channel's new live paranormal series, and Daniel Stessen, creator and executive producer of Adult Swim's Dream Corp. LLC.

The program all about TV. Our guests: Steven Calcote, writer/director of Orbital Redux, a live and interactive science fiction drama launching September 27l; Johnny Wickham, development vice president at Legendary Digital Networks, which will offer Orbital Redux on its Alpha programming service, and Judge Frank Caprio, the subject of Caught In Providence, the new daytime courtroom series launching in syndication September 24. Caught showrunner Brad Johnson also will participate in this segment.

The program all about TV. Our guests: Jane Root (rescheduled from last week), former Discovery Channel president and executive producer of The Great American Read, beginning its second season earlier this month on PBS; Hannah Anderson (reset from last month), co-star of The Purge, USA Network's event miniseries adaptation of the popular movie franchise, and Suraj Sharma, co-star of God Friended Me, the new CBS Sunday night drama which begins September 30.

The program all about TV. Our guests: Caroline Kepnes, best-selling author of You, the novel turned Lifetime television drama series, and Kit Steinkellner and Lizzy Weiss, creator/executive producer and showrunner respectively of Sorry For Your Loss, Facebook Watch's acclaimed new dramedy that starts next Tuesday (September 18).

The program all about TV, today featuring extended news/commentary segments on Leslie Moonves' dismissal as head of CBS, the first round of Primetime Emmy Awards 2018, and the made-for-TV movie Emmy controversy involving the acclaimed Netflix series Black Mirror.

The program all about TV. Our guests: prolific episodic TV director Eric Den Seaton, whose credits include Modern Family and Black-ish; Cleve Keller and Dane Noll, executive producers of the new daytime syndicated series Face The Truth, launching this month on key CBS stations nationwide.  Keller-Noll, theiri production company, has other series in development for various channels and services, and HGTV programming director Jodi Scheer, Pie Town Productions senior vice president of programming Kerry Carlock and executive producer Jennifer Davidson--all involved with HGTV's new series Rustic Rehab.

First September 2018 episode of the program all about TV, live the day after Labor Day 2018. Our guests: Abdul Williams, writer of The Bobby Brown Story, BET's two-night miniseries that begins tonght, and Fernando Larez Jr., co-founder and head of marketing operations for Medicos TV, the new Spanish-language health/fitness programming venture running via Amazon Fire TV and Roku.

Final August 2018 episode of the program all about TV. Our guest: Jesse Collins, executive producer of The Bobby Brown Story, BET's new two-night miniseries premiering Septemberr 4-5. Plus a proposal to reboot a pair of classic anthology series--Death Valley Days and The Great Adventure.

Special Wednesday episode of the program all about TV. Our guests: Hania Elkington and Simon Duric, creators and executive producers of The Innocents, Netflix's new otherwordly drama (rescheduled from last week).