Tomorrow Will Be Televised

The program all about TV. Our guests: Jason Ehrlich, executive producer of Better Late Than Never, NBC's new travel series featuring William Shatner, Henry Winkler, Terry Bradshaw and George Foreman; John Tinker, executive producer of Chesapeake Shores, the new Hallmark Channel family drama hour, and Terence Gray, executive director of the New York Television Festival, back for its latest annual edition October 24-29. Plus a tribute to The McLaughlin Group/One-On-One host and producer John McLaughlin.

The program all about TV. Our guests: Jason Ehrlich, executive producer of Better Late Than Never, NBC's new travel series featuring William Shatner, Henry Winkler, Terry Bradshaw and George Foreman; John Tinker, executive producer of Chesapeake Shores, the new Hallmark Channel family drama hour, and Terence Gray, executive director of the New York Television Festival, back for its latest annual edition October 24-29. Plus a tribute to The McLaughlin Group/One-On-One host and producer John McLaughlin.

The program all about TV, now in its 10th year on the air. Our guests: Mike Smith, executive producer of BET's new rapper competition series One Shot (launching August 23), and Moses Verneau, creator/producer/writer/director of Money and Violence, the new Brooklyn-set drama series distributed to smart TV sets/TV-making devices via Lionsgate.

The program all about TV, now in its 10th year on the air. Our guests: Mike Smith, executive producer of BET's new rapper competition series One Shot (launching August 23), and Moses Verneau, creator/producer/writer/director of Money and Violence, the new Brooklyn-set drama series distributed to smart TV sets/TV-making devices via Lionsgate.

Special Wednesday episode of the program all about TV, live on location near Grand Central Station in Manhattan. Our guests: Noted unscripted television executive producer and Little Wooden Boat Productions founder Mark Cronin, whose latest series include Below Deck on Bravo; and from the new North Fork TV Festival (happening August 20 in Long Island), founder Noah Doyle and artistic director Jerry Foley (Emmy-nominated director of Late Show With David Letterman).

Special Wednesday episode of the program all about TV, live on location near Grand Central Station in Manhattan. Our guests: Noted unscripted television executive producer and Little Wooden Boat Productions founder Mark Cronin, whose latest series include Below Deck on Bravo; and from the new North Fork TV Festival (happening August 20 in Long Island), founder Noah Doyle and artistic director Jerry Foley (Emmy-nominated director of Late Show With David Letterman).

The program all about TV, beginning week two of its 10th year on the air. Our guests: ConnectiviTV organizers Mark Dineen and Leo Nadolske. ConnectiviTV, put together by Crossmark Media, aims to do in public for TV in New York this holiday season what Comic-Con does annually for entertainment. ConnectiviTV is scheduled to happen mid-December.

The program all about TV, beginning week two of its 10th year on the air. Our guests: ConnectiviTV organizers Mark Dineen and Leo Nadolske. ConnectiviTV, put together by Crossmark Media, aims to do in public for TV in New York this holiday season what Comic-Con does annually for entertainment. ConnectiviTV is scheduled to happen mid-December.

The program all about TV, wrapping up week one of its 10th year on the air. Our guests: Ron Valderama, SteamNow TV chief executive officer and Terena Bell, co-founder and chief executive officer of e-commerce project TVRunway.

The program all about TV, wrapping up week one of its 10th year on the air. Our guests: Ron Valderama, SteamNow TV chief executive officer and Terena Bell, co-founder and chief executive officer of e-commerce project TVRunway.