With the majority of the new shows having debuted (and most of the returning series making their season premieres), I thought it was appropriate to make a report card (of sorts) on the new shows that have caught my attention, those that I have decided to pass on, and the few that will, unfortunately, (more likely than not) end up …
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Top Women in Television: Executive Producers
In our continuing series of Top Women in Television Behind the Camera, this week’s salute is for the Top Women Executive Producers: Jennifer Gwartz and Danielle Stokdyk (Cupid) – Jennifer and Danielle worked with Rob Thomas on his creation Veronica Mars then moved on to Big Shots for its short-run on ABC before serving as Executive Producers for Rob Thomas’ …
Read More »The Weekly Round-Up for Sept. 28 to Oct. 2
Here are the entertainment news items for this week (Sept. 28 to Oct. 2): NEW SEASON TALLY What three returning shows have built on their ratings from last season? NCIS is number 1, followed by House and rounded out by The Big Bang Theory at number 3. What three returning series that were big in the ratings previously, but are …
Read More »A Diagnosis of Three Rivers
The new medical drama Three Rivers will debut on CBS at 9 PM on Sunday, October 4. The main premise of this series is not only about the preeminent transplant hospital in the country located in Pittsburgh but also about the three sides of organ transplantation: the donor, the doctor and the recipient. Starring in the series is Alex O’Loughlin …
Read More »They Deserve Their Own Show (Part 17)
Here is the next installment of actors and actresses who are under-appreciated, deserving of more attention or perhaps even their own show: Sophia Myles – Most viewers will recognize Sophia as Beth Turner from the short-lived CBS series Moonlight or even the movie Tristan and Isolde with James Franco, but she made a name for herself in the Underworld movies and in …
Read More »Favorite Songs from TV and Movies
In my previous blogs about music, I’ve asked our readers about artists who should be featured in TV shows and discussed the types of music that have influenced me throughout my life. This time around I’m somewhat combining the two ideas together to highlight great songs for which I learned through some of my favorite TV shows, made-for-TV movies as …
Read More »Top Women in Television: Creators
Hollywood is legendary for being a mostly male-oriented world, but over the decades women have been making strides to break down the glass ceiling, reaching the top of their chosen field within the industry. It is not an easy battle to reach the top, but in this special series of articles, NiceGirlsTV is giving a salute to just some of …
Read More »The Weekly Round-Up for Sept. 21 to 25
Here are the entertainment news items for this week – September 21 to 25: CONDOLENCES Actor Robert Ginty passed away this week from cancer at the age of 60. He was best known for his roles in the 70’s series Baa Baa Black Sheep, The Paper Chase and Falcon Crest. He was also a producer, director and later became artistic …
Read More »Smallville at Comic Con
The journey into the Comic Con panel for Smallville was not an easy one. It started out with my friends and I getting in line to enter the convention center at 7 AM. We then worked our way upstairs to the line that was formed outside the entrance hall to the ballroom for which the panel would be held. When …
Read More »Brothers & Sisters: A History
Before Brothers & Sisters returns for its fourth season on ABC on Sunday, September 27 at 10 PM, let’s take some time to look back on the history of the Walker family, walking down memory lane if you will. This series, which debuted on ABC in 2006, centered on the Walker family, herded over by protective mother Nora (Sally Field) …
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