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Tag Archives: Mad Men
TV’s best in 2015
2015 in television was clearly unforgettable: a debut of a new series generating numbers not seen in years; a debate over whether we had “Too Much TV”; we [..]
Broadcast Networks, Cable, Television
Be Cool-Scooby-Doo, Bob's Burgers, CSI: Cyber, David Letterman, Donald Trump, Empire, Fargo, First Take, Heroes: Reborn, Jenny Loves Donny, Jon Stewart, Late Show With David Letterman, Late Show With Stephen Colbert, Life In Pieces, Love and Hip Hop, Mad Men, Marvel's Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D., Real Housewives Of Atlanta, Robert Durst, Stephen Colbert, Survivor, The Bastard Executioner, The Jinx, The Muppets (2015), The Wiz Live!, Truth Be Told, UnReal, Wicked City
T Dog’s Grab Bag: Alternative rock returns to 101.1
It’s official: the alternative rock format, which vanished from the 101.1 frequency in 2011 after Merlin Media took over, returned Friday morning at 9 a.m. prompt, simulcasting sister [..]
Chicago Media, Geek, Radio, SciFi, Tech/New Media, Television
ABC, Alternative, AMC, American Heroes, Boardwalk Empire, Brian Middleton, Buffalo, Buffalo Sabres, Cara Carriveau, Cumulus, DaVinci Demons, DirecTV, Discovery Communications, Downton Abbey, Foo Fighters, Girls, HBO, Indianapolis, Jeopardy, Mad Men, Mancow, Marvel, Matt DuBiel, Milwaukee, Q101, Star Wars, Starz, TCA Press Tour, The Assets, The Insider, The White Queen, WCKG (AM), WGN-TV, WGRZ, WISN-TV, WIVB, WKBW, WKQX (87.7), WRTV, WTHR, WWE, WWE Network, YouTube
ESPN re-ups with Major League Baseball
(Editor’s note: the wrong draft of this article was posted earlier. This is the correct version. -T.H.) It’s been the mantra for the last couple of years now: [..]
The Grab Bag: Robert Murphy out at Rewind; “Buzz Out Loud” gets buzzed out
– Its over and out for Robert Murphy: Hubbard-owned WILV-FM (Rewind 100.3) has pulled the plug on his morning show after just seven months on the air. Murphy, [..]
Broadcast Networks, Cable, Radio, Syndication, Tech/New Media, Television
AMC, Brian Middleton, Brian Peck, Buzz Out Loud, CNET, David Duchovny, Entertainment Studios, Fox, Gillian Anderson, Judge Judy, Mad Men, Married… With Children, Radio, Rewind, Robert Murphy, Syndication, The Tracey Ullman Show, Walking Dead, We The People, WILV, X-Files
NATPE wrap-up
The 49th annual National Association of Television Programming Executives closed its three-day run on Wednesday from the Fontainbleau Hotel in Miami. The gathering attracted many attendees from the [..]
Cable, Syndication, Tech/New Media, Television
Amazon, Anger Management, Arrested Development, Baggage, Brandon Tartikoff, Charlie Sheen, Chuck Lorre, Debmar-Mercury, Dish Nation, Drew Carey, El Tailsman, Fox-Owned Stations, HBO, Hulu, Jeff Gaspin, Jerry Springer, Lilyhammer, Mad Men, Matt Wiener, MeTV, NATPE, Netflix, Showtime, Sony Pictures Television, Starz, Syndication, Twentieth Television, Tyler Perry, Univision, WCIU, WFLD, Winning, WPLG
The Excellent 10 of 2011
There is a lot of mediocrity that abounded in the media business this year. But in this post, T Dog Media is honoring the standouts of 2011 – [..]
Broadcast Networks, Cable, Chicago Media, Local TV (Chicago), Radio, Television
24/7, ABC, ABC 7, All My Children, AMC, American Horror Society, Arrested Development, Beavis and Butthead, Bob's Burgers, Breaking Bad, Bryan Cranston, CBS, Chicago Bears, Chicago Tribune, Cleveland Browns, Comedy Central, Dobie Gillis, Emmys, Fox, Game of Thrones, Greg Jarrett, HBO, Jersey Shore, Jonathan Brandmeier, M*A*S*H, Mad Men, Malcolm In The Middle, Men of a Certain Age, Modern Family, MST3K, MTV, Netflix, NFL, Once Upon A Time, Peanuts, Q101, South Park, TCA Press Tour, The Big Bang Theory, The Oprah Winfrey Show, The Simpsons, TNT, Walking Dead, WGA, WGN Radio, WGN-TV, WKQX, WLS-TV
“Arrested Development” to return – via Netflix
Oh happy day – frozen bananas for everyone! If you ever thought about dropping Netflix due to their recent fiascos, you might want to take this into consideration [..]
Syndication, Tech/New Media, Television
Arrested Development, Brian Glazer, Charles in Charge, Fame, Family Guy, Futurama, House of Cards, Imagine Entertainment, Mad Men, Michael Cera, Mitchell Hurwitz, Netflix, Ron Howard, Scott Pilgrim, Syndication, The CW, Too Close for Comfort, Twentieth Television, Up All Night, Will Arnett
Conan begins life on basic cable
Conan’s excited to be on TBS. Monday finally marked former NBC late-night host Conan O’Brien venture into basic cable on a network which was once stood as a [..]
T Dog’s Six Pack: Special Emmy Package
On Sunday, NBC aired the 62nd Annual Emmy Awards live from Los Angeles with host Jimmy Fallon. Here are the hits and misses from the telecast: Shining bright [..]
Broadcast Networks, Syndication, Television
ABC, Billy Bush, Community, David Mills, DirectTV, Emmys, Glee, Jane Lynch, Jennifer Hudson, Jim Parsons, Jimmy Fallon, Mad Men, Modern Family, On The Red Carpet, Rachael Smith, The Beverly Hillbillies, The Big Bang Theory, The Oprah Winfrey Show, The Wire, The Wonder Years, Treme
Critic’s corner: Yay, "Mad Men"
The semi-annual TV Critics Poll from TV Week is out, and it has AMC’s Mad Men as the best show and Fox’s Do Not Disturb as the worst. [..]
"Mad Men", "30 Rock" wins Emmys
How about this for anti-climatic: As expected, both Mad Men and 30 Rock took home Emmys for best drama and comedy, respectively (really, do you think Two and [..]
Lionsgate, Marvel sign interim deals with WGA
Independents Lionsgate and Marvel Productions have signed interim deals with the Writer’s Guild, meaning those entities are no longer struck companies. Lionsgate produces Mad Men for AMC and [..]
