An archive of articles about US television programmes and production.
US TV
Oh dear, young Nathan Fillion
What were you thinking?
US TV
Friday’s “Channel 4 finds Utopia, Bryan Fuller discusses Hannibal and William Petersen’s pilot” news
Film
- Tony Danza to play Joseph Gordon-Levitt’s father
Trailer
- Full trailer for David Cronenberg’s Cosmopolis with Robert Pattinson
Canadian TV
UK TV
- Channel 4 commissions Utopia, from Dennis Kelly
- Sandi Toksvig joins Stephen Fry’s production company
US TV
- Wednesday ratings: ratings down across the board
- Hulu announces its new programmes
- Bryan Fuller discusses Hannibal
US TV pilots
- Cinemax orders pilot of William Petersen’s Hurt People
- Why there’s been so much recasting this year
Teaser trailer for Homeland – season 2
For obvious spoilery reasons, don’t watch this if you haven’t seen all of the first season of Homeland (this means you, Channel 4 viewers). For everyone else, this hints at some of the questions that should hopefully be answered next season, which starts in September. No new footage in it as far as I can see, mind.
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Thursday’s “More Lilyhammer, less Ceefax and Channel 4’s spring/summer season” news
Trailers
- Trailer for Your Sister’s Sister, with Emily Blunt and Rosemarie DeWitt
- Trailer for Steven Soderbergh’s Magic Mike, with Channing Tatum
International TV
- Lilyhammer gets a second season
UK TV
- Ceefax switch-off
- Netflix UK picks up Lilyhammer, to air after BBC4 shows it
- Channel 4 spring/summer press pack
- Tuesday ratings: Touch down, Mad Men down to 39k
US TV
- House‘s Michael Weston to guest on White Collar
- Netflix will stream all 10 new episodes of Arrested Development at once
- Friday ratings: Magic City up
- Tuesday ratings: Private Practice loses viewers in move
US TV pilots
- Vince Vaughn developing action drama
US TV
Nepotism on Girls
Yesterday, I demonstrated how unhip I am in my review of Girls.
At the moment, though, I can only marvel at the talent of Lena Durham, wonder how she managed to surround herself with so many non-descript other actresses who make no impression beyond their accent (in the British character’s case)
And yet, as this pastiche of HBO’s advertising poster for Girls shows, they are all well-known, but only in certain circles…
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