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Winter TCA: CBS' Nina Tassler on violence, 'Two and a Half Men'
With its top-rated slate of gritty law enforcement dramas, CBS entertainment President Nina Tassler took her turn defending the network’s schedule against rising concerns about the entertainment industry’s role in societal violence. Like her...
Tags: Television Industry, Criminals, NCIS (tv program), Ashton Kutcher, Television
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'Arrested Development' creator: We decided 'not to be precious'
Netflix has finally confirmed the release date -- er, month -- for "Arrested Development." The company’s content chief, Ted Sarandos, made the announcement Wednesday, adding that all 14 episodes will roll out all at once in May. The news comes...
Tags: Michael Cera, Will Arnett, Jessica Walter, The Biggest Loser (tv program), Jillian Michaels
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NBC's Richard Engel released! Nielsen buys Arbitron.
After the coffee. Before going through five days of mail. The Skinny: I caught up with the "Homeland" finale and while it certainly was a blast, I am still disappointed with where the show went this season. Also, I see no chemistry between Brody and...
Tags: The CW (tv network), The Lion King (movie), Journalism, Django Unchained (movie), Finding Nemo (movie)
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Tribune emerges from bankruptcy! Hollywood finishes 2012 strong.
After the coffee. Before figuring out how to get to the Redskins playoff game this Sunday. The Skinny: My New Year's Eve celebration was last night when the Redskins beat the Cowboys. For all you folks partying tonight, don't drive drunk! The life you...
Tags: Tribune Company, New Year's Day, Skyfall (movie), The Hunger Games (movie), Chicago Tribune
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Netflix status update irks SEC. Midseason preview. Slow box office.
Before the coffee. After remembering why today matters. The Skinny: Sure was foggy this morning. That and sad music at Starbucks put me in a blue mood. Friday's headlines include ... wait for it ... the weekend box office preview!!! Also, teens are...
Tags: Tribune Company, Time Warner Cable Inc., Skyfall (movie), Florida Gators, Trayvon Martin
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Getting dialogue started on violence not easy, ex-CBS exec says
In the aftermath of the tragic shooting in Newtown, Conn., there is a lot of attention being focused on the issue of gun control. There are also rumblings about the role the entertainment -- movies, television and video games -- have played in...
Tags: Television Industry, Criminals, Advertising, The Walking Dead (tv program), Game of Thrones (tv program)
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'NCIS,' Sunday football, CBS were season's big winners
Staff writerThe final numbers for the 2012-2013 season are in, and "NCIS" and CBS were the biggest winners. The Mark Harmon drama had the most viewers, besting NBC Sunday Night Football. But football was tops with the 18-to-49 age group. CBS had the most...Tags: The CW (tv network), Television Industry, Fox Broadcasting Company, Mark Harmon, NCIS (tv program)
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CBS Captures 18-49 Crown, Makes It a Clean Season Sweep
VarietyYou can put away the fogey jokes, because CBS has climbed to the top of Demo Mountain. With as many of the top scripted series among adults 18-49 as its three rivals combined, the Eye has captured the season that ends tonight in primetime's most...Tags: The CW (tv network), Survivor (tv program), 60 Minutes (tv program), Castle (tv program), TNT (tv network)
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'The Office' ends and other shows get the axe
The Charleston Gazette, W.Va.CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- On Thursday, "The Office" will have its 75-minute series finale at 9 p.m. It's preceded at 8 p.m. by a retrospective that includes cast and crew interviews, audition footage and favorite moments. I can't speak about the show, as I...Tags: Once Upon a Time (tv program), Doctor Who (tv program), PBS (tv network), Castle (tv program), Grimm (tv program)
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FOX primetime schedule 2013-14
Channel Guide MagazineAlong with other cool announcements like next summer's 24: Live Another Day, Kevin Reilly, chairman, entertainment for Fox Broadcasting Company, this morning unveiled the FOX primetime slate for the upcoming 2013-14 season. Along with five live-action... -
Fox to bring back '24,' add 'Sleepy Hollow'
Staff writerFox will look to Jack Bauer, Seth MacFarlane and even Washington Irving for ratings help next season. Bauer (Kiefer Sutherland) will headline a 12-hour, "24" event series next May, the network announced Monday. The series "24" ran from 2001 to 2010 on...Tags: Andre Braugher, Karl Urban, Bob's Burgers (tv program), The Finder (tv program), Raising Hope (tv program)
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Upfronts: Fox Sets Fall Schedule with Friday Comedy Block
VarietyFox is going deep with comedy on its fall schedule, adding an hour of laffers on Friday and opening its Tuesday lineup with high-profile newcomers from Seth MacFarlane and Andy Samberg. In all, six new comedies, including animated "Murder Police," and...Tags: Television Industry, National Football League, Andre Braugher, Beacon Theater, The Mindy Project (tv program)
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