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From Denette Wilford of Huffington Post Canada:
‘Don’t Drive Here’ Review: This May Be The Show That Has Everything
Anyone who lives in a Canadian city and complains about the traffic and congestion and the construction needs to watch “Don’t Drive Here.” Because like with most other modern conveniences, you’ll be left shaking your head, thanking your lucky stars for your good fortune. And perhaps the next time you sit behind the wheel and are ready to rage, you’ll think twice.” Continue reading.
From Amber Dowling of The TV Junkies:
Don’t Drive Here host is Canada’s Louis C.K.
Andrew Younghusband is to Canadian reality TV what Louis C.K.–who infamously oversees every department on his award-winning series Louie–is to comedy on FX. The Newfoundland native not only stars in two series as the host, but he also produces, writes and edits them as well, leaving him very little time for anything else. So for those wondering why the sophomore season of Discovery’s Don’t Drive Here is only six episodes long, consider the health of the guy putting the show together. Continue reading.
From the Canadian Press:
CTV axes seven W5 producers, reduces number of episodes
CTV has made deep cuts to its flagship newsmagazine show W5, blaming falling advertising revenues and changing viewer habits. Bell Media, which runs CTV, said Friday that seven contract positions on the production team at W5 were not renewed. As a result, the network is trimming the number of episodes it will air this season to 14 from the usual 23. Continue reading.
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– Buzzworthy film gives fans a closer look at the alleged drama behind-the-scenes of the classic teen sitcom –
– Canadian and former DEGRASSI star Dylan Everett portrays SAVED BY THE BELL lead Mark-Paul Gosselaar –
– Leading into the film’s premiere, fans can catch up on their favourite episodes of SAVED BY THE BELL with the five-hour M3 Labour Day marathon, THE BEST OF THE BELL –
The year was 1989. Slater’s acid-washed jeans were a fashion must-have, everyone wanted Zack’s over-sized brick phone, and Jessie’s momentary caffeine pill addiction was the talk of the water cooler. SAVED BY THE BELL, a pillar of 90s pop culture, was required watching for those growing up in that decade, and continues to be referenced today. Now, to mark the series’ 25th anniversary, M3 delivers all the behind-the-scenes drama of the teen sitcom with the exclusive premiere of THE UNAUTHORIZED SAVED BY THE BELL STORY, Monday, Sept. 1 at 9 p.m. ET. With U.S. Casting by Robin Lippin, the original casting director of SAVED BY THE BELL, the film stars Dylan Everett (DEGRASSI) as Mark-Paul Gosselaar, a.k.a. “Zackâ€, Sam Kindseth (SHAMELESS) as Dustin Diamond, a.k.a. “Screechâ€, Julian Works (Paranormal Activity: The Marked Ones) as Mario Lopez, a.k.a. “Slaterâ€, Tiera Skovbye (SUPERNATURAL) as Elizabeth Berkley, a.k.a. “Jessieâ€, Taylor Russell McKenzie (Blink) as Lark Voorhies, a.k.a. “Lisaâ€, and newcomer Alyssa Lynch as Tiffani-Amber Thiessen, a.k.a. “Kellyâ€.
The film tracks the unauthorized story of the off-camera lives of SAVED BY THE BELL’s stars, exploring the challenges and long-rumoured rifts cast members faced, as they juggled trying to maintain a wholesome image with growing up in front of the camera. THE UNAUTHORIZED SAVED BY THE BELL STORY dramatizes the alleged behind-the-scenes troubles that took place during the show’s initial run between 1989 and 1993. From promiscuity, to fights and drug use, no topic is off limits in the two-hour TV event.
Preceding THE UNAUTHORIZED SAVED BY THE BELL STORY, M3 gives viewers a chance to catch up on classic episodes of SAVED BY THE BELL in a five-hour marathon, THE BEST OF THE BELL, Monday, Sept. 1 beginning at 4 p.m. ET. The mega-marathon features fan favourite episodes including “No Hope with Dope†about the gang’s first exposure to drugs, “Last Dance†when Kelly begins to fall for her boss, and “Rockumentaryâ€, when Zack Attack, the gang’s band, gets a push from Casey Kasem.