Tomorrow Will Be Televised

Special Tuesday evening episode of the program all about TV--second of three Thanksgiving week editions. Our guests: Russ Kendall, Matt Whitaker and Adam Thomas Anderegg--producer, writer and direcetor respectively of Instrument Of War, BYU TV's new Thanksgiving night original movie; David Baldacci and Karen Spiegel, author and executive producer of The Crhistmas Train, Hallmark Hall Of Fame's movie special Novembefr 25, based on Balducci's popular novel and playing on Hallmark Channel, and Halli Cauthery, Emmy-nominated composer on Future Man, Hulu's latest original drama series.

First of three Thanksgiving Week 2017 episodes of the program all about TV. Our guest: Dub Cornett, executive producer of Bill Murray and Brian-Doyle Murray's Extra Innings, Facebook Watch's new unscripted series launching today on smart TV sets and TV-connected devices.

The program all about TV. Our guests: Zach LeBeau and Kim Jackson, chief executive officer and president of entertainment at SinglarDTV, a company pioneering aew ways for TV content to be created, financed, produced and distributed to consumers.

The program all about TV.  Coming up: our annual interview with pilot competition winners of the New York Television Festival--Jean Harris, creator/executive producer of New York Is Dead (best comedy pilot), and Kate Marks and Yolanda Carney, co-creator/writer and co-creator/director respectively of Manic I(best drama/dramedy pilot).

Special 90-minute edition of the program all about TV. Our guests: Tim Hulbert, senior vice president of American Veterans Cener and peroducer of American Valor, a syndiated TV special this Veterans' Day weekend (Saturday/Sunday) on more than 50 ABC affiliates and ReelzChannel; Olympusat chief executive officer Tom Mohler, discussing the company's new OlyHub programming initiative, and Even Shapiro, former cable/digital service executive (IFC/Pivot/Seeso), now with a new independent content venture.

The program all about TV. Our guestsL Jason Clark, executive producer of The Long Road Home, National Geographic's latest miniseries that premieres tomorrow night (November 7) and producer of Fox's space saga The Orville; Telemundo Studios senior vice president of scripted development Perla Ferias, discussing "La Coyote," tonight's new season debut of Senora Acero, and Emmy-winning writer/producer Ken Scarboroough, now executive producing If You Give A Mouse A Cookie, Amazon Studios' new children's series.

First November 2017 episode of the program all about TV. Our guests: Darnell Hunt, dean of social sciences at UCLA College Of Letters & Science, discussing the new Color For Change report on the behind-the-scenes TV role of African-Americans, and the key people behind Fare Trade, a new TV comedy series launching through online trading platform Burz--series producer Jonathan Hirsh and Burz representative Eli Klein.

Final October 2017 episode of the program all about TV. Our guests: James Duff, creator/executive producer of Major Crimes, launching its sixth and final season on TNT tomorrow night, and Dan Cohen, co-executive producer of Stranger Things, Netflix's prize-winning supernatural drama. Plus a recap of the New York Television Festival 2017 winners this past weekend.

The program all about TV. Our guests: Daniel Chuba and Mark Dippe, producer and director of Michael Jackson's Halloween, CBS' new animated special premiering tonight; Matt Carter and Brett Raymer, executive producer and co-star respectively of Tanked, Animal Planet's popular series; and Celia Pacquola and Luke McGregor, co-stars/creators/writers of Rosehaven, the popular Australia-based comedy now running on Sundance TV.

The program all about TV. Our guests: Barbara Stepansky, writer of Flint, Lifetime's original movie about the water crisis with implications far beyond the Michigan landmark, which premieres October 28, and Chad Oakes, executive producer of two Syfy original dramas--Van Helsing, now in its second season, and rookie Ghost Wars.