Caffeine – TV News – April 26th Edition
This week’s TV news brings us a bunch of spring premiere dates to keep you distracted while you stay home, including – yes – Parks
Rebecca Amzallag Reframes Frontier Womanhood on Netflix’s Little House on the Prairie
BritBox’s A Woman of Substance is Truly a Study of Women and Power
Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed: Dolly de Leon Digs Into Detective Gonzalez’s Method
Acorn TV’s You’re Killing Me: Amalia Williamson Describes Taking on Her Dream Role
More Than A Charming Getaway: Apple TV’s Widow’s Bay Pits Hope Against An Ancient Evil
Alex Blumberg and Brady Oliveira Share Their Passion For Dog Rescue on CBC’s Must Love Dogs
Your Friends and Neighbors Season 2: Jonathan Tropper Discusses the Quiet Desperation of Suburban Midlife
Star Trek: Enterprise’s John Billingsley Offers a Pants-Optional Way to Give with Trek Talks
Drops of God Season 2: Tom Wozniczka Speaks to Thomas’s Dilemma
Drops of God Season 2: Fleur Geffrier Reflects on Camille’s Journey
This week’s TV news brings us a bunch of spring premiere dates to keep you distracted while you stay home, including – yes – Parks
In the third episode of the final season of CTV’s Cardinal, Cardinal and Delorme continue to work the case and more clues unfold about who is being murdered and why.
Outlander star Sam Heughan discusses conflict, loss and more in Jamie’s arc this season, and what’s coming up in the final four episodes of Season 5.
We have another light TV news week as the industry is still mostly shut down due to COVID-19, but there are a few things you
Good morning and happy Easter to those celebrating! TV news is pretty light on the ground this week as the industry remains fairly shut down,
Cardinal stars Billy Campbell and Karine Vanasse discuss their characters and their four seasons on the series, and we preview the next episode, “Adele.”
Cardinal stars Billy Campbell and Karine Vanasse discuss the show’s four-season run and what we can expect in the final season.
It’s a weird time for TV news, just as it’s a weird time for pretty much everything else – the industry is barely functioning, schedules
This week’s TV news, like virtually everything else in the world, is pretty coronavirus-centric. But before we get there, how are you all doing? What
As with news in general, this week’s TV news is primarily related to the coronavirus pandemic. At this point, pretty much all TV productions are