Tomorrow Will Be Televised

The program all about TV. Our guests; Justin Halpern and Patrick Schumacker, executive producers on Abbott Elementary, ABC's new school workplace comedy series that begins December 7.

The program all about TV. Our guests: Greg Carter, executive producer, writer and director of Hip-Hop Family Christmas, VHI''s new original movie (co-executive produced by Jamie Foxx) that premieres December 6, and Anthony Horowitz, author and executive producer of Alex Rider, starting its second season today on IMDb TV.

Special midweek--and first December 2021--edition of the prograrm all about TV. Our guests: Steve Shannon, chief executive officer of Swerve TV, purveyors of a new sports-centric programming service on Roku; Michael Fletcher, former Ride TV founder and head of environment-minded venture EarthxTV; Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist creator Austin Weinberg, writer/executive producer of Zoey's Extraordinary Christmas, starting today on The Roku Channel, and Betsy Brandt and Kyle Richards, co-stars of The Housewives Of The North Pole, a Real Housewives made-for-TV movie coming to Peacock December 9.

Final November 2021 episode of the program all about TV. Our guests: Greg Kahn, president-chief executive officer of the Emerging Tech Exchange (formerly the Internet Of Things Consortium); Famiiy Affair co-star and author Kathy Garver; John Erick Dowdle, Drew Dowdle and C.J. Box, executive producers of Joe Pickett, the latest Spectrum Originals series launching December 6 through video-on-demand cable systems, and Zack Estrin, creeator-executive producer and showrunner of Lost In Space, starting its final Netflix season December 1.

Last of three Thanksgiving Week 2021 episodes for the program all about TV. Our guests: Kelly Souders and Brian Peterson, executive producers-showrunners of The Hot Zone:Anthrax, National Geographic's miniseries co-starring Daniel Dae Kim and Tony Goldwyn, premiering Sunday night of Thanksgiving weekend, and Alpha Trivette, co-star of The Waltons' Homecoming, coming to The CW Sunday night.

Second episode of TWBT's annual Thanksgiving Week tripleheader. Our guest: Artur Spigel, executive producer-director of Disney's Holiday Magic Quest, a special running next month on Disney Channel and Disney+.

First episode of TWBT's third annual Thanksgiving Week tripleheader. Our guests: actress/director Marla Sokoloff, director of Lifetime's new holiday season movie Blending Christmas (debuts next month), and Marcelle LeBlanc, co-star of The Waltons' Homecomng, The CW's first-ever origiinal movie of its 15-year existence, which unfolds November 28th.

Two-hour episode of the program all about TV. Our lead half-hour: a new Vizio/Magid consumer studiy on smart TV current and future usage. Detailing the findings: Vizio director of media insights and analytics Devin Fallon and Magid executive vice president of global media and entertainment Mike Bloxham. Also on this episode: Drew Comins, executive producer of Showtime's new acclaimed drama series Yellowjackets; Courtney Solomon and Mark Canton, executive producers of new Tubi amination series The Freak Brothers, and a pair of TV series pilot makers featured at the American Black Film Festival in Miami--Owners executive producer DeAngelo Moore and Talia Versus executive producer Saraphina Mattis.

The program all about TV: Our guests: Mosiah Moonsanny, creator, co-star and director of American Black Film Festival TV series pilot Last Bodega InBrooklyn, and Andy Fickman, executive producer and director of Christmas Again, the new Disney Channel original movie premiering next month..

The program all about TV, kicking off with a roundtable of TV pilot makers featured at this month's American Black Film Festival.  Taking part: The Electrics creator Ashlee Harris and Gales producer Aizhanaya Carter. Our other guests: Bitmovin vice president of solutions Igor Oreper and David Morgan, president of the Multicultural Media Correspondents Association.