Tomorrow Will Be Televised

Special Wednesday/Earth Day 2020 episode of the program all about TV. Our guests: Nakia Stephens and Shaney Campbell, founder and head of production respectively at Damn Write Originals, a production company showcasing new TV talent of color via Aspire TV's short film showcase, and Lou Malone, founder of SportsGrid Network, the new programming service dealing with sports betting activity, playing through smart TV sets and TV-connected devices. Plus a roundup of special programming marking the 50th anniversary of Earth Day.

First of three episodes this week of the program all about TV. Our guests; Mike Makowsky, executive producer and writer of Bad Education, HBO's newest made-for-TV movie starring Hugh Jackman and Allison Janney, and premiering April 25; and Ariel Horn and Ben Kusin, co-founders and chief executive officers of Video Game Entertainment and News Network (VENN), a new TV network launching this July.

The program all about TV. Our guest: Rodes Fishburne, executive producer-creator-writer of Paradise Lost, the new video-on-demand distriuted gothic mystery series starting this week on Spectrum cable systems nationwide, David Tice, Hub Entertainment Research senior consultant and co-author of the new report Connected Home 2020, and Garry Berman, author of the best-selling book For The First Time On Television.

The program all about TV. Our guests: Kevin Makely, producer-star of Badland, one of Netflix's top new movie attractions, and Dot Bustelo and Nicole Kutz, chief executive officer and chief curator respectively of Loupe, an innovative motion art programming venture launcing this week on Apple TV

The program all about TV. Our guests: Nancy Pingitore, chief executive officer of the new smart TV-distributed programming service Players TV; Mechelle Collins and Kevin Dill, executive producers of Wayne Brady's Comedy IQ, now playing on BYU TV, and Brennan Huntington, executive producer of Master Minds, Game Show Network's latest game show which started this past Monday..

The program all about TV. Our guests: Kyle Hunter, Ariel Shaffir and Ben Karlin, creators and executive producers of Future Man, Hulu's drama series now in its third and final season; Dean Devlin, executive producer of the new WGN America action/adventure series Almost Paradise, and Steven Capsuto, lead historical consultant on the recent Apple TV+ series Visible: Out On Television and author of the new book Alternate Channels: Queer Images On 20th Century TV. A copy of Alternate Channels will go to our next classic trivia segment winner.

First April 2020 episode of the program all about TV. Our guests: Andy Schuon, former MTV and VH1 senior executive, now co-founder of Loop TV, a video music channel launching late last month on Amazon Fire TV and Samsung smart TV sets, and Laura Murphy, director of The Iliza Shelsinger Sketch Show, Netflix's new six-episode sketch comedy series which started April 1.

Final March 2020 episode of the program all about TV. Our guests: Alex Herschlag, executive producer and showrunner of Broke, the new CBS comedy series starting April 2; Mo Morable, executive producer and director on Brockmire, the acclaimed Hank Azaria-starring baseball dramedy series now in its final season on IFC, and Kevin Heffernan and Steve Lemme, co-stars/creators/executive producers from Tacoma FD, now in its second season on TruTV.

The program all about TV. Our guests: Joe Caporoso, senior vice president of content and brand platforms at popular Web site/digital platform Whistle, and Janet Ham Vissering, senior vice president of development and production at Nat Geo Wild, National Geographic's sister cable/satellite network marking 10 years of existence this month.

Special Wednesday episode of the program all about TV. Our guests: Nathaniel Haplern, creator/writer/executive producer of Tales From The Loop, the digital painting-inspired speculative drama series launching on Amazon April 3, and Waleed Zuaiter, star of Baghdad Central, Hulu's new six-part miniseries beginning this Friday. Also: our classic trivia question feature, and "Up" follow-ups on Rivit TV and new smart TV set/device initiatives sparked by the coronavirus pandemic.