We love Mr. Levine because not only does he demonstrate great insight into the TV world daily, on his blog, “…by Ken Levine,” he also can rant like a son of a bitch.
And so, without further ado…
Category: The TV Biz
Why the WGA-ATA Showdown Matters
by Larry Brody
Here’s the latest official news on the WGA-ATA Battle of the Writing & Writers’ Agent Stars, direct from the WGA Negotiating Committee.
Here’s how Deadline.Com has reported it:
WGA-ATA Showdown October Report
by Larry Brody
Here’s the latest official news on the WGA-ATA Battle of the Writing & Writers’ Agent Stars, direct from the WGA Negotiating Committee.
I’ve deliberately refrained from interpreting or even re-framing it because these folks are, you know, writers and definitely can speak for themselves.
October 4, 2019
‘I’m Listening: a “Frasier” Podcast’
Speaking of podcasts, as TVWriter™ buddy Bob Tinsley does so well here every Thursday, the other day we found something we believe is very special.
That something is I’m Listening, a Frasier Podcast with Anita Flores. Particularly interesting to this TVWriter™ minion is the concept that this is a regularly scheduled audio discussion of a formerly regularly scheduled video entertainment…and, like NBC’s classic Frasier series, this podcast is one of the all-time best.
Herbie J Pilato: Sixty Years in “The Twilight Zone”
EDITOR’S NOTE: 60 years after the October 2, 1959 debut of the legendary TV series The Twilight Zone, created by legendary screen and TV writer Rod Serling, TVWriter™ legendary Contributing Editor Emeritus Herbie J Pilato brings all of us a legendary read.
by Herbie J Pilato
The development and execution of The Twilight Zone and its induction into the annals of TV history is a story of an obsessive need for acceptance on many levels.