Tomorrow Will Be Televised

The program all about TV. Our guests: Lauren Appelbaum, communications vice president of RespectAbility, an organization advocating new TV opportunities for people with disabiliities, and Scott Stone and Marcus Fox, executive producers of The CW's new hour-long rendition of Legends Of TheHidden Temple, kicking off this Sunday night.

The program all about TV. Our guests: Philip Gilpin, executive director of Catalyst, the annuall TV festival held in Duluth, Minnesota, and Jenner First, executive producer and director of Lularich, Amazon's new documentary miniseries.

First October 2021 episode of the program all about TV. Our guests: Steve Dildarian, creator-executive-producer-writer of 10-Year-Old Tom, HBO Max's new adult animated series; Alex Zamm, director and co-writer of Under Wraps, the latest Disney Channel Original Movie, and Liza Treyger and Kara Klenk, co-hosts of That's Messed Up, the popular podcast about everything Law & Order: Special Victims Unit.

Final September 2021 episode--and second of three episodes this week--of the program all about TV Our guests: Michael Garber, content director at TheNational Desk, Sinclair's multi-hour morning news program which launched a late-primetime/late-night edition this week;  Chris Silber, executive producer of new CBS series NCIS: Hawaii, and reset from last week, Roger Neal, executive producer of Idol Chat, the Retro TV/Family Channel series that reunites cast members from classic programs.

First of three episodes this week for the program all about TV. Our guests: Tyler and Peter McKellar, creators and showrunners of 9 Years To Neptune, the new workplace somedy series launching tonight on BYU TV, and Rahman J. Dukes, founder and principal chairman of Polaris, a new multicultural channel launching next month through Vizio smart TV sets.

Last of three episodes this week with the program all about TV. Our guests: David Applebaum, co-showrunner of NBC's new adventure series La Brea, which begins Tuesday night' Rob Berk, head of original content at nonfiction programming enterprise Curiosity Stream, and Craig Junner, programming vice president at Haunt TV, the new paranormal-oriented TV venture.

Special Wednesday episode of the program all about TV (second of three episodes this week).

First of three episodes this week for the program all about TV. Our guests: Jim Romanovich, president of Emmy-winning programming service Popstar! TV; and Joel Wertman, president of multicast channel Retro TV. Also, a recap and analysis of the 2021 Primetime Emmy Awards on CBS.

The program all about TV. Our guests: Anne Del Castillo, commissioner of the NYC Mayor's Office Of Media And Entertainment, discussing the outlook for NYC TV production, and Saladin Patterson, developer and executive producer of ABC's new rendition of The Wonder Years, set in 1960s Montgomery, Alabama, starting September 22. Also: a commentary on TV's cancel pandemic and how it impacted HBO's Epicenters 9/11 miniseries from Spike Lee, and the upcoming CBS unscripted series The Activist.

The program all about TV. Our guests: Patrick J. Doody, executive producer of Nailed It, Netflix's popular competition series, going into its sixth season this Wednesday, and Matilda Zoltowski, executive producer of Alter Ego, Fox's avatar-centric competition series, launching with a two-night opening episode September 22-23.