Hey, we didn’t write this – not all of it anyway
Actually, they’re late coming from TVWriter™. We got the info awhile ago but…other stuff got in the way. Other stuff always gets in the way, which is probably why yer ever-lovin’ mud-eyed munchman isn’t doing as well as I should be.
Where was I? Oh, right. Summer TV shows:
Thursday, April 24
10-11 p.m. Black Box (new series premiere)
by Team TVWriter™ Press ServiceIf you’re not part of the future you’re doomed to be as forgotten as the past.
And being part of the future of entertainment is what the Transforming Hollywood Conference being held at UCLA on Friday, April 4th (all day!) is all about.
Here’s the skinny, direct from the Transforming Hollywood media futurists/P.R. team:
by Team TVWriter™ Press ServiceCuz, we assume, nobody was watching it as the Hallmark Movie Channel. In October, though, it’ll be called Hallmark Movies & Mysteries, and then, boy, will we ever see a jump in popularity.
Right?
Especially with the new logo it’s gonna get.
Yeppers, it’s coming up already. Lots of new stuff for next Fall.
Hey, whaddaya want? The Fall season is just around the corner, only 6 months away.
You know our motto: Why think about all the dull things on TV today when you can get yourself all excited about tomorrow?
TNT is gearing up for an explosive summer with three action-packed dramas in the lineup, including the fourth season of returning hit Falling Skies and the launch of the new series The Last Ship andLegends. TNT announced the summer airdates and unveiled new video trailers for the three shows prior to today’s panel discussions with the stars and producers at SXSW, the annual music, film and interactive conference and festival held in Austin, Texas. In addition, TNT will provide SXSW attendees with a sneak peek of The Last Ship by hosting a special watch party of the entire first episode.
“For the past three summers, TNT has had great creative and commercial success with Falling Skies, which has inspired us to continue to program for fans of sci-fi and action,” said Michael Wright, president, head of programming for TNT, TBS and Turner Classic Movies (TCM). “This year, we’re going to launch The Last Ship and Legends, two expertly crafted shows that bring the storytelling scope and thrill-ride excitement of our favorite summer movies to series television. With their great writing, expansive casts and outstanding production quality, these are really fun, smart and addictive shows.”
TNT’s summer action series will kick off Sunday, June 22, at 9 p.m. (ET/PT) with the premiere ofThe Last Ship, from executive producer Michael Bay (Transformers). Eric Dane (Grey’s Anatomy) and Rhona Mitra (Strike Back) star in the series about a Navy vessel that may be humanity’s last hope in the wake of a worldwide catastrophe.