Articles Tagged ‘TLC’
Renewed and returning: “Tamar & Vince,” “Here Comes Honey Boo Boo”
TVIn this week’s round-up of renewed and returning series, Storage Wars: New York, Tamar & Vince and Here Comes Honey Boo Boo (pictured) are coming back, while Canada’s Slice orders up more Money Moron.
TLC ups Howard Lee
PEOPLE NEWS / TVThe Discovery-owned cable network has promoted Howard Lee (pictured), the exec producer of Here Comes Honey Boo Boo, to executive VP of production and development.
TLC revives “Who Do You Think You Are?”
TVThe genealogy reality series Who Do You Think You Are?, which aired for three seasons on NBC until the network canceled it last May, will return this summer on cable net TLC.
TLC launching “Bakery Boss” pilot on Memorial Day
TVThe latest High Noon-produced vehicle for Buddy Valastro (pictured) will air immediately following the season six premiere of Cake Boss.
Renewals round-up: “Boston’s Finest,” “Bar Rescue”
TVU.S. networks have renewed male-skewing series on the Boston police, failing bars and fishing. (Pictured: Boston’s Finest)
AFI Docs to open with “Letters to Jackie”
FILM / TVThe documentary conference and festival, formerly known as Silverdocs, will present Bill Couturie’s film at a gala event in Washington DC. (Pictured: festival director Sky Sitney)
TLC lines up Saturday property block
TVAmerican lifestyle network TLC will later this month launch ‘Saturday House Party,’ a weekly programming block dedicated to property and home improvement.
Strauser named TLC’s head of talent and casting
PEOPLE NEWS / TVU.S. cable network TLC has promoted Andrew Strauser (pictured) to vice president of talent development and casting.
Upfronts ’13: The Discovery Communications round-up
TVDiscovery Channel, TLC, Investigation Discovery, Animal Planet, Military Channel and Destination America revealed their 2103/14 slates in New York City last week. Here, realscreen rounds-up the highlights of the new programming unveiled. (Pictured: The Big Brain Theory: Pure Genius)
Renewals round-up: “Storage Hoarders,” “Finding Bigfoot”
TVNetworks in the U.S. and UK invested in more storage-based series, with pick ups for Storage Wars and Storage Hoarders, while My First Home and Finding Bigfoot return on TLC and Animal Planet, respectively. (Pictured: Storage Hoarders host Aggie MacKenzie)
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DOC report paints bleak view for Canadian documentary - Renewed and returning: “Tamar & Vince,” “Here Comes Honey Boo Boo”
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Doc/Fest ’13: BBC promises to protect blue-chip wildlife series
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