Tomorrow Will Be Televised

The program all about TV. Our guests: Jem Garrard, developer/executive producer/showrunner of Vagrant Queen, Syfy's new space-traveling saga based o the popular comic book that starts March 27, and Harry Lowell, president of NiteLite Pictures, producers of unscripted TV series for various networks.

The prograrm all about TV. Our guests: Lauren Neustadter, executive producer from Little Fires Everywhere, the Hulu original miniseries co-starring Reese Witherspoon and Kerry Washington that launched this week, and Wade Bradley, co-founder and chief executive officer of Rivit TV, a new original programming venture launching March 24. Also: our "Takeaway Of The Week" on how smart TV set/TV-connected device makers can impact the corolavirus situation.

The program all about TV, starting a half-hour earlier than usual.  Our guests; Tony Phelan and Joan Rater, writers and executive producers of Council Of Dads, NBC's new drama series premiering March 24 and Doneen Arquines, executive producer of Top Chef All-Stars, starting a new season on Bravo March 19.

The program all about TV. Our guests: Elisa New, creator/host of Poetry In America, returning for its second season on public television stations next month; Tony-nominated Broadway musical star Melissa Errico, one of the program's celebrity guests this season, and Cas Sigers-Beedles, writer/executive producer/director of Open, the made-for-TV movie simulcasting Saturday night on BET and BET Her.

The program all about TV. Our guest: Craig McMahon, director of Sweet Sunshine, a made-for-TV movie premiering March 20 on Amazon Prime Video and coming to other smart TV set/product-distributed services later on.

Second March 2020 episode of the program all about TV. Our guest: Michael Sorensen, executive producer of Rob Riggle: Global Investigator, coming to Discovery Channel March 8.  Plus late-breaking Newsnotes, our classic trivia question segment and more.

Final February 2020 episode of the program all about TV. Our guests: Spike Feresten, executive producer of Disney Shop Class, launching today on Disney+, and Courtney Hazlett, creator and executive producer of Restaurants On The Edge, a new Netflix unscripted series.

The program all about TV. Our topics today include the Harvey Weinstein trial verdict, more on Disney Fam Jam, and a tribute to proflic TV music composer Robert Cobert, who passed away last week.

Special two-hour edition of the program all about TV. Our guests: Paul Walker, executive producer, co-host and choreographer of Disney Fam Jam, starting on Disney Channel February 23; Trey Haley, co-executive producer of  Carl Weber's Influence, the new BET+ original movie; Ashley Hoppin, executive producer, and Ben Wallis, producer/director, of The Hidden Kingdoms Of China, National Geographic's two-part special narrated by Michelle Yeoh and premiering February 22, and ABC Owned TV Stations president Wendy McMahon, discussing Localish, the new multicast channel that started Monday in New York, Los Angeles, Chicago and five other metropolitan areas.

Special live President's Day episode of the program all about TV. Our guests: Victoria Park, co-star of The Flash, playing every week on The CW, and BK Fulton and Tim Reid, chairman and vice chairman respectively of SoulVision TV, the new programming service that launched Valentine's Day via smart TV sets and TV-connected devices.