Tomorrow Will Be Televised

The program all about TV. Our guest: Roland Perez, executive director of Windsor Broadcasting, the enterprise producing American Health Journal, the long-running PBS series, and American Health Journal Channel, a new 24/7 programming service launching last week on Roku. Plus a recap and commentary on the 2019 Primetime Emmy Awards. Offer your thoughts by phone or chatroom.

The program all about TV. Our guest: Dean Georgaris, creator and executive producer of Bluff City Law, NBC's new Monday night legal drama series, and prolific game/competition series director Ivan Dudynsky (Songland, Hollywood Game Night, To Tell The Truth), working on a pair of possible new programming services for smart TV and TV-connected devices.

The program all about TV. Our guests: Matthew Galkin and Ethan Brown, director and writer respectively of Murder In The Bayou, Showtime's true-crime miniseries that premiered last week, and Emily Spivey, creator/executive producer of Bless The Harts, Fox's new attraction of its Sunday night "Animation Domination" lineup.

The program all about TV. Our guest: Brian Volk-Weiss, founder and owner of Comedy Dynamics, a comedy-centric enterprise whose upcoming TV projects include the limited series reboot of Mad About You, reteaming Paul Reiser and Helen Hunt, launching November 20 through the Spectrum Originals video-on-demand service.

The program all about TV, featuring a preview of Fox's new drama series Prodigal Son with showrunners Sam Sklaver and Chris Fedak. Also,  looking ahead to Independent Filmmaker Project's annual IFP Week, taking place next week in New York.  On tap for this segment: Sam Pezzullo, IFP Week's director of public programs, and Gabriele Capolino, IFP's senior manager of episodic TV and international.

The program all about TV. Our guests: Javier Grillo-Marxuach, Jeffrey Addiss and Will Matthews, co-executive producers and writers of The Dark Crystal:Age of Resistance, which launched late last month on Netflix, and  Eric Schotz and Jack Martin, executive producers of ABC's Kids Say The Darndest Things revival starring Tiffany Haddish, launching October 6, Plus the latest on Hurricane Dorian.

First September 2019 episode of the program all about TV, offered live post-Labor Day. Our guests: Josh Kreigman, executive producer of Showtime's new unscripted series Couples Therapy, which begins September 6; Chris Dorsey, chief executive oficer of Dorsey Pictures, the production company putting together Dog's Most Wanted, WGN America's unscripted series launching September 4, and a preview of Home & Garden Television's new series A Very Brady Renovation that starts September 9, with HGTV executives Robert Wimbish and Loren Ruch. Plus an update on Hurricane Dorian.

Final August 2019 episode of the program all about TV. Our guests: Alfonso Moreno, executive producer and head writer on When Hope Calls, Hallmark Movies Now's first original scripted series that begins today, and (reset from Wednesday's episode) Alex Tse, creator-executive producer of Wu-Tang: An American Saga, Hulu's new scripted hip-hop drama series premiering September 4.

Special Wednesday episode of the program all about TV. Our guest: David Williams, senior vice president of channels for pocket.watch, the kids/family programming studio that just launched a full-time programming service through Roku and Roku-powered smart TV sets.

First of three episodes this week on the program all about TV. Our guests: Kristina Wong, comedian/performance artist and creator-producer of Radical Cram School, one of six TV/Web pilots recently showcased at the Asian American International Film Festival in New York City, and unscripted series producer Brant Pinvidic, author of the forthcoming book The 3-Minute Rule.