According to Deadline, NBC announced at the TCA Press Tour in Pasadena today, along with a quick video, that a 10-episode run of the series will debut during the 2017/18 season...

2016

Dec

YOU SAY YOU WANT A RESOLUTION By Linda Donovan

2016 has been volatile, to say the least, and seemed about 863 days long...

2016

Sep

WILL & GRACE & HILLARY & DONALD By Linda Donovan

The stars of a certain sitcom that’s been off the air for a while have been sending subtle messages via social media over the last few days...

2016

Jun

BROADWAY IS SENDING LOVE TO ORLANDO By Linda Donovan

The Burt Bacharach/Hal David classic What the World Needs Now has been recorded hundreds of times since Jackie DeShannon made it a hit in 1965...

2016

May

THE TASKMASTERS OF TODDLEROGRAPHY By Linda Donovan

If you’ve taken anything from a dance class to a Zumba class, you know the difficulty you encountered in learning the choreography...

2016

May

A DIFFERENT TRIBUTE TO THE TROOPS THIS MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND By Linda Donovan

It’s Fleet Week once again and the troops made it to The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon...

2016

May

IF WE CAN JUST CONVINCE THE POWERS THAT BE TO SAY YES, THE U.S. IS READY FOR ‘EUROVISION 2017’ By Linda Donovan

Eurovision Song Contest 2016 came to the U.S. on May 14 in the form of the final show – live – thanks to the Logo Network. This is the first year, since the contest’s start in 1956, that we’ve seen the competition on U.S. television...

2016

Apr

NOTHING COMPARES 2 PRINCE AND THE MUPPETS By Linda Donovan

The shocking and sudden death of the monumentally talented Prince on April 21 has clearly created great sadness, but it has also brought about an abundance of memories. One of our favorites is his appearance on Muppets Tonight...

2016

Mar

MASTERCLASS WITH A FEW MASTERS By Linda Donovan

Recently, Kevin Spacey came to visit The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon and read scenes from House of Cards...in a way...

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Linda Donovan

Assistant Editor

Linda's childhood love affair with television propelled her into working in that very medium for over 20 years. Ironically, despite her early devotion to programming, her specialty was station administration and FCC compliance. So she can tell you all about The Flintstones as well as why it does not qualify as E/I under the Children's Television Act.

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