Gemma Holdway is a British-Canadian writer. She has worked as a story editor on Syfy/Netflix’s Ghost Wars and Season 2 of CTV’s hit series Cardinal. Together with Cardinal showrunner Sarah Dodd, Gemma is currently developing a one-hour drama for Bell Media and Omnifilm Entertainment. She has previously developed series with Front Street Pictures, Reality Distortion … Continue reading TV Eh B Cs podcast 80 — Getting the story from Gemma Holdway →

Sean Buckley is an award-winning producer and the driving force behind Buck Productions, a leading content creation company successful in feature films, television, branded content, documentaries, and commercials. As owner and CEO of one of the most diverse production houses in North America for more than 20 years, Buckley has cultivated a concept-first culture where … Continue reading TV Eh B Cs podcast 79 — The Buck stops here →

A Canadian Screen Award nominee for Best Lead Actress in a Comedy, Grace Lynn Kung has won the Chancellor’s Trophy (OSSD), is a two-time Award for Acting recipient (York) and holds two Certificates of Distinction for Speech and Drama from Trinity College London. This year she has incited violence aboard Star Trek: Discovery, lobbied Washington … Continue reading TV Eh B Cs podcast 78 — The Amazing Grace Lynn Kung →

Elize Morgan is a writer of TV, games and digital series. She worked on Assassin’s Creed: Origins, was part of the Season 1 team for girls action animation series Mysticons, and is currently pitching for her co-created series Alpaca vs. Llama for the Independent Production Fund. She created and produced two digital comedy series, Pretty … Continue reading TV Eh B Cs podcast 77 — Elize Morgan vs. Alpaca vs. Llama →

Robert Carli divides his time between playing the saxophone and composing music for films and TV. His scores have earned him a number of awards, including five Gemini Awards and three Canadian Screen Awards. Recently, he completed work on season 11 of Murdoch Mysteries and is about to embark on the third season of SyFy … Continue reading TV Eh B Cs podcast 76 — The mysteries of TV music with composer Robert Carli →

It’s been a month since Anthony and Greg have recorded. This month’s instalment brought to you by Arizona Arnold Palmer Peach! Much of the podcast is spent breaking down the next month of Canadian TV programming via the calendar, followed by the National Film Board and APTN’s new partnership, the return of North of 60, … Continue reading TV, Eh? podcast Episode 240 — Tractors, barns and his loyal dog →

Lachlan Murdoch was born in Vancouver, British Columbia into a family of performers. His first-ever job came when he was but two years old; cast in a commercial for “Fisher Price Baby Shampoo.” He worked steadily as a child in many different productions including fan favourite episodes of The X Files, The Outer Limits and … Continue reading TV Eh B Cs podcast 75 — Uncovering Lachlan Murdoch’s Mysteries →

New year, new podcast! The first of 2018 is brought to you by Alba beer from Williams Bros. Brewing and Jack Daniel’s Master Distiller #4 Jess Gamble. We recap all of the new and returning shows during the first three weeks of January before discussing Rogers and Vice Canada severing ties, Starz coming to Canada … Continue reading TV, Eh? podcast Episode 239 — Dry spice and oily nuts →

Born on Friday the 13th, 1989 in Toronto, Evan Stern is known for his work in RoboCop. Stern was most recently seen in a supporting role in the feature film The Void and currently plays Roald in the CraveTV original series Letterkenny. A graduate of Queen’s University, he spent his first year at The Bader … Continue reading TV Eh B Cs podcast 74 — A Stern Reflection →

This week’s pre-Christmas instalment brought to you by Pommies Cranberry cider and Jack Daniels Winter Jack. After wrapping up the next couple of weeks of the Calendar, we discuss a trio of shows returning in the new year: Hard Rock Medical on TVO, Mary Kills People on Global and Cardinal on CTV. We then finish … Continue reading TV, Eh? podcast Episode 238 — Holly Jolly December Follies →