Articles Tagged ‘Sharp Entertainment’
Spike developing “Covert Kitchens,” “Auto Body Avengers”
TVU.S. cable network Spike has added 11 projects to its development slate, including pilots from Eyeworks USA, Thinkfactory Media and Shine America.
Renewals round-up: “Face Off,” “Dates from Hell”
TVIn the U.S., cable nets are boasting more seasons of make-up reality competitions, stories of being jailed abroad, and Dates from Hell, with renewals and upcoming series premieres. (Pictured: Face Off)
“Red, White & New,” “Dig Wars” join Travel’s slate
TVU.S. cable network Travel Channel is investing in American inventions and relic hunters via two series set to launch this spring, and is bringing back Airport 24/7: Miami (pictured) and Toy Hunter for new seasons.
Travel Channel greenlights “Digfellas,” “Burger Land”
TVU.S. cable net Travel Channel has ordered six unscripted series, covering topics ranging from culinary and travel to competition and reality, to air in primetime next year.
Sundance Channel’s reality push
TVSarah Barnett (pictured), exec VP and general manager of U.S. net Sundance Channel, talks to realscreen about tackling tricky subject matter via familiar formats in Get to Work and Push Girls.
ID goes on “Dates From Hell”
TVU.S. net Investigation Discovery is to launch Dates From Hell on July 11, as part of the channel’s Wednesday night programming block ‘Love Gone Wrong.’
Destination America lines up “United States of Food”
TVDiscovery Communications’ newest channel Destination America is kicking off a three-part series, United States of Food (pictured), on July 8, exploring the most innovative menu items in the U.S.
Sundance Channel orders Sharp to “Get to Work”
TVU.S. net Sundance Channel has greenlit Get to Work (pictured), an 8 x 60-minutes docu-series from Sharp Entertainment that takes viewers inside a hardcore back-to-work boot camp in San Diego.
Discovery Channel lines up interactive “Head Games”
DIGITAL / TVIn Head Games, an interactive three-part series, U.S. net Discovery Channel will challenge viewers and on-screen subjects with brain games, mind puzzles and social experiments.
Renewals round-up: “Come Dine With Me,” “My Crazy Obsession,” “Excused”
TVNorth American cable nets renewed reality series about dinner parties, obsessive people and dating, while Canadian pubcaster CBC unveiled its 2012-13 slate in the wake of government-imposed budget cuts. (Pictured: Come Dine With Me Canada)
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