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Michael Enright on Canadian Politics in TV Drama Fiction
Presented with one comment: that Chris Haddock had a solution to Mr. Enright's concern on the air. At the time it was titled Da Vinci's City Hall, and had it outlived Richard Stursberg's decision-making processes, it might have evolved into Da Vinci's ParliamentRead more... ) -
Is our Drama and Comedy TOO Clean?
Rick Salutin provides us with the question.
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Bookmarking for Future Reference
The Canadian Screen Awards home page.
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Canada Day 2014
Wishing everyone here the best of the day! May we see many, happier returns, and many new homegrown shows of great longevity, whatever network they they hail from! -
TVO's The Agenda: Should CBC Poach That Show?
If so, why?
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John Doyle on Canadian TV and Movie Financing
Apparently, news of the financing of the new Corner Gas movie set off a bit of a rant.
I'm not entirely certain that Mr. Doyle is anywhere near the borders of Wrong-landia on this point in particular:
The broad story of Canadian TV, as it is understood by many, is that the CBC gets about $1-billion from the public to fund its endeavours and ( Read more... ) -
Orphan Black and the Law
Some of you might be interested in this. James Daily and Ryan Davidson are co-authoring a weblog on the depiction of legal issues in pop culture in general, science fiction and fantasy in particular. Today, their eyes focused on one of Canada's better-known recent TV exports in that field, Orphan Black. speculative fiction, orphan black, law, canadian tv, science fiction, canadian television, linkage, pop culture, canadian culture