Yesterday, the entertainment industry’s finest gathered at the 72nd Annual Peabody Awards at the Waldorf=Astoria in NYC, honoring 39 winners for excellence in electronic media for 2012.
There to accept the award for HBO’s hit series ‘Girls’ was executive producer, Judd Apatow who during Continue reading
It is a fan favorite, and even though its ratings are not through the roof, the same year as 30 Rock and The Office are ending you can´t have the luxury of losing the third longest running sitcom these days on NBC. Therefore NBC renews Parks and Recreation for another season. Continue reading
Last week I did a list of the best TV Bromances, and promised a new list coming soon, so, now is the day for a new one. In this case, I´m bringing a list of the best fake shows on TV series. Some are shows withn shows, and some are just inventions that are so funny that cannot get out of this list.
Of course I forgot some, and of course I did not put one that you think is a can´t be missing. Please, help me get it right when commenting.
Halloween is coming soon, and sitcoms tend to prepare great Halloween episodes. We can remember great episodes from a lot of series: To name a few: The Simpsons Halloween episodes, Community, How I Met Your Mother and so on. It´s usually a great moment for comedy. Continue reading
More information to fill the lists for cancelled shows of 2012 and renewed shows of 2012. Who would´ve thought about a different outcome than this one? It is clearly one of the most creative comedies around, and it rates well for the peacock, so NBC renewed Parks and Recreation for season five. After all, when you have an ensemble cast like that show, you try to stick with it as much as you can, and they are deilvering high quality episodes.
“Parks and Recreation” is an ensemble comedy that follows Leslie Knope (Amy Poehler) a mid-level bureaucrat in the Parks and Recreation Continue reading
NBC has a full schedule of originals set up for tomorrow´s night, starting at 8/7c, Dean Pelton takes a stab at directing. But in true meta fashion, Abed’s turning the camera on his Greendale commercial in a new episode of Community. And on Parks and Recreation, we’ll be visiting the smallest park in America! Don’t miss a hilarious sneak peek below – one featuring everyone’s favorite subject: lasers!
We’ll be leaving Scranton on The Office when Andy takes some of the staff on a field trip! Share the two sneak peeks below to give your readers an early look. And on Whitney, she and Alex explore the idea of adopting a dog. Look below for two great sneak peeks and interviews with Whitney, Chris, and wonderful guest star Lisa Lampanelli! Prime Suspect rounds out the evening at 10/9c.
And as a plus, some tidbits on Grimm too.
A very active day in the Parks and Recreation front. We had Parks and Rec renewed today for season 4, Amy Poehler interviewed on Fallon, and Super Sized Extra clips from the show too.
Now, another extra thing is coming our way:
Following this lines of Super Sized Extra Content and Producer´s extended cut, The Harvest Festival of Pawnee Indiana website is now LIVE here It’s got tons of great content for all of you fans to enjoy.
Check out the presentation message for the website so you know you oughta enter:
Li’l Sebastian is gracing us with his tiny presence at our Harvest Festival! But he’s no stranger to the fest, he made his debut at the last Harvest Festival in 1989! That week, he was the 8th most photographed object in all of America. This year, we’re hoping to make him #1! But we need your help. So come by and show your mini-horsey love.
As a special treat, every day, the first 20 visitors to the Harvest Festival will receive a Li’l Sebastian photo signed by the horse himself! If you don’t get one, just come the next day. No long faces!
With the fate of her entire department hinging on the success of the Harvest Festival, Leslie deals with last-minute problems with a Wamapoke tribal leader, who threatens to put a curse on the event. Meanwhile, April is upset with Andy, while Ann gets romantic advice from an unlikely source.
A lot going around in the Parks and Recreation front. Parks and Rec got renewed for season four, and announced spoiler extra clips. As if that was not enough, Amy Poehler was interviewed by Jimmy Fallon on Late Night Show.
Amy updated Jimmy about her recent dental trauma and gave the latest scoop on Parks & Rec!
Not only that, but also Tiger Woods. In his first late night interview since 2009, Jimmy thanks Tiger for giving him so much material in late 2009 and 2010. They also talk about Jimmy’s reminiscing with Tiger about the time he beat in his video game and the new features on ‘Tiger Woods PGA Tour 12: The Masters.
On the very same day as Parks and Recreation got renewed for season four, NBC has put up some extra video clips of Parks and Rec called Super Sized Producer´s Cut. And they are available only online, at NBC.com and also here at Seriesandtv.com.
Every episode will have the Super Sized extras clips, and they´ll be online starting 2AM the following Friday morning.
Harvest Festival (3/17/11) – FULL EXTENDED EPISODE available 2 AM (3/18) (www.nbc.com)
Jerry’s Painting (4/28/11) – – FULL EXTENDED EPISODE available 2 AM (4/29) (www.nbc.com)
The Fight (5/12/11) (note there are 2 episodes airing that night 9:30-10 & 10-10:30 / The Fight is the first one.) – – FULL EXTENDED EPISODE available 2 AM (5/13) (www.nbc.com)
Li’L Sebastian (5/19) (note there are 2 episodes airing that night 9:30-10 & 10-10:30/ Li’L Sebastian is the second one and the finale) – – FULL EXTENDED EPISODE available 2 AM (5/20) (www.nbc.com)
We are reviewing all the cancelled shows and renewed shows of 2011. And now Parks and Recreation got renewed for a fourth season by NBC, putting the show closer and closer to the golden goal of 100 episodes and a syndicated future.
Season to date, “Parks and Recreation” (Thursdays, 9:30-10 p.m. ET) is delivering a 2.8/7 in 18-49 and 5.5 million viewers overall. With its move this season to Thursday’s 9:30 p.m. ET half-hour, “Parks and Recreation” is up versus last season by 17 percent in adult 18-49 rating (2.8 vs. 2.4) and up 9 percent in total viewers (5.5 million vs. 5.1 million). In the valuable adult 18-34 demographic, “Parks and Recreation” is NBC’s #2 scripted series and ranks in the top 20 overall with a 3.2 rating.
“Parks and Recreation” — from Emmy Award-winning executive producers Greg Daniels (NBC’s “The Office,” “King of the Hill”) and Michael Schur (NBC’s “The Office,” “Saturday Night Live”) — is a hilarious ensemble comedy that landed on dozens of critics’ “Top 10″ lists in 2010. It follows Leslie Knope (Emmy Nominee Amy Poehler, NBC’s “Saturday Night Live,” “Baby Mama”) a mid-level bureaucrat in the Parks and Recreation Department of Pawnee, Indiana, and her tireless efforts to make her quintessentially American town just a little bit more fun.
Leslie’s office mate is Tom Haverford (Aziz Ansari, “Human Giant,” “Scrubs”), a fashion-obsessed wannabe player while Leslie’s boss, Ron Swanson (Nick Offerman “Children’s Hospital”), hates the very government he works for. Rounding out the characters are Leslie’s best friend Ann (Rashida Jones, “I Love You, Man,” “The Office”), her ex-boyfriend Andy (Chris Pratt, “Everwood”), and Ron’s assistant April (Aubrey Plaza, “Funny People”). Also working in the parks department are Donna (Retta, “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia”) and Jerry (Jim O’Heir, “Castle”). In addition, the show features state auditors Ben Wyatt (Adam Scott, “Party Down”) and Chris Traeger (Rob Lowe, “Brothers and Sisters,” “The West Wing”), who were introduced at the end of the second season.
“Parks and Recreation” is a production of Deedle-Dee Productions, Fremulon, 3 Arts Entertainment and Universal Media Studios. Along with Daniels and Schur, Howard Klein (“The Office”) and David Miner (“30 Rock”) also serve as executive producers for the series.
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