Nice Girls Talk

Last fall, writer Chris Lilly, the staff of 82893 Productions and a collection of volunteers filmed four episodes of “Just Us Guys”, a TV-web series dramedy about a gay father who has a ‘Gilmore Girls’ like relationship with his straight teenage son. The four webisodes are designed to be a prequel for an intended one hour TV show that Lilly …

There used to be a time in TV history where there was nothing to watch on TV during the summer. Thankfully those years have been gone for quite some time, making avid TV viewers, like myself (and those of us here at NiceGirlsTV), very very happy. And, since the summer will be over in a few weeks (where has the …

We are already over half-way through the year and there is still plenty of new programming on TV – both in the form of new shows and made-for-TV movies – still to look forward to on both the major and cable network throughout August. With that thought in mind, let’s take a look at the new programming that TV viewers …

So, I came home to Los Angeles from San Diego yesterday afternoon and it has been an amazing experience once again. The big trip started this past Tuesday as I caught the train down to San Diego, getting picked up by my fellow NiceGirlsTV staff members before we ventured toward the Coronado Bridge to check into our temporary digs – …

For the 11th year, I will be heading to San Diego to attend Comic Con 2013 along with a handful of other NiceGirlsTV staff members. I actually leave today (if you are reading this in the AM, I will be on the train heading to San Diego) and will be there for a full, solid week – the longest amount …

On April 9, 2012 the first episode of The Lizzie Bennet Diaries debuted online. This web series is a modernized adaptation of Jane Austen’s legendary story “Pride and Prejudice”, created for the web by Hank Green, one of the most active and prolific leaders of a new generation of Web entrepreneurs and personalities and Bernie Su, a Streamy Award winner. …

In just a couple of days our nation will celebrate Independence Day – (of course) better known as the Fourth of July. This federal holiday is most commonly known for fireworks, parades, barbeques, carnivals, fairs, picnics, concerts, baseball games, family reunions and political speeches and ceremonies, but how many of us really know the origin behind this national holiday? Unlike …

We are already half-way through the year and there is still plenty of new programming on TV – both in the form of new shows and made-for-TV movies – to look forward to on both the major and cable network throughout July. With that thought in mind, let’s take a look at the new programming that TV viewers can expect …

It is time to take a look at how the 2012-2013 TV season performed for the major networks, taking into account the top 20 shows overall among all five major channels as well as the top performers for each of the top five networks. First, let’s take a look at the top 20 shows, in terms of overall million viewers, …

This Sunday is Father’s Day, as we all know, and many of you across the country (and world) will be celebrating their dads this weekend with parties, celebrations, picnics or whatever tradition your family has for the big day that salutes dads. Normally in honor of Father’s Day, I write a salute to great fathers or father-daughter teams on TV, …