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Special episode of the program all about TV, focusing on the life and legacy of pioneering TV entrepreneur Ted Turner, who passed away yesterday at age 87.

Second May 2026 episode of the program all about TV. Our guests: Brendan Canning, Triple B Media executive, discussing new programming venture Bowling TV, and Academy Award-nominated documentary maker Daniel Raim, director of Turner Classic Movies special The Ozu Diaries (debuts tomorrow night).

First May 2026 episode of the program all about TV. Our guests: Luke Kelly-Clyne and Bill Dixon, executive producer and showrunner respectively of Funny AF With Kevin Hart, Netflix's comedy competition series which wraps live next week.

Final April 2026 episode of the program all about TV. Our guests: Claire Taylor-Smith, chief programming officer of SeriesFest, the annual TV festival launching its 12th edition May 6; Kyle Killen, executive producer-writer-showrunner of Man On Fire, Netflix's new thriller series launching earlier today, and SmartTech Research chief executive Mark Norman Vena.

Next-to-last April 2026 episode of the program all about TV. Our guests: Black Public Media executive director Leslie Fields-Cruz, and Emmy-nominated producer and media advisor Erin Saxton.

The program all about TV. Our guest: Aidan Langford, co-star of Roommates, Netflix's new made-for-TV movie produced by Adam Sandler and starring daughter Sadie Sandler.

Special Thursday episode of the program all about TV, dealing with the emerging age of people using TV interactively in a variety of situations. Our guests: Avrio Institute president-chief executive and Digital Destiny author Shawn DuBravac; Hub Entertainment Research senior consultant Jason Platt Zolov, and LayerLens chief product officer/former Microsoft project manager Marc Mercuri.

Earth Day 2026 special episode of the program all about TV. Our guests: Alfonso Moreno, showrunner on Hope Valley: 1874, Hallmark+'s new scripted series, and Michael Lee Nirenberg, author of the new book Cinematic Immunity, dealing in part with the NYC TV production scene.

Special Thursday episode of the program all about TV. Our guests: Colin Petrie-Norris, chief executive officer of Fairground, launching a TV channel with programming generated with artificial intellegence on smart TV sets and multichannel bundles, and Roma Roth, executive producer of Sullivan's Crossing (starting season four on The CW April 20) and Virgin River (now in its eighth season on Netflix...

The program all about TV. Our topic: how The Masters golf championship treats TV.

The program all about TV. Our guest: Lisette Arsuaga, DMI Consulting co-founder/chief executive officer, involved with the Association Of National Advertisers' new SeeALL Marketing Alliance.

Special Tuesday episode of the program all about TV. Our guest: Emmy nominee Ken Kwapis, executive producer and director of Malcolm In The Middle: Life's Still Unfair, premiering this Friday on Hulu and Disney+.

The program all about TV. Our guests: Kevin Cassidy, chief executive of Team Boxing League, back on TV via new Dr. Phil-led service Envoy TV; Art Edmonds, host-executive producer of Home For Good, the new series on ABC's Weekend Adventure block, and Eli Zang, head of sales at Xumo Advertising.

Second April 2026 and special Good Friday 2026 episode of the program all about TV. Our guest: Marlene Sharp, organizer of Autism In Entertainment, formed to expand opportunities in TV and other media for people with autism.

First April 2026 episode of the program all about TV, focusing on public awareness of the new age of interactive TV, involving artificial intellegence-powered features from Alexa+ to Perplexity AI.

Final March 2026 episode of the program all about TV. Our guest: Jarret Myer, co-founder/chief executive officer of music-oriented programming service Uproxx TV.

Next-to-last March 2026 episode of the program all about TV. Our guests: Rene Reyes, Paley Center For Media's programming vice president on the upcoming Paley Honors tribute to 50 years of Charlie's Angels; Future Today vice president Alex Palka, Electric Entertainment/ElectricNow overseer Dean Devlin, and Daniel and Dana, creators and co-stars of upcoming new ElectricNow series The Poly Couple.

Special primetime episode of the program all about TV, focusing on day one of the 2026 NewFronts, organized by the Interactive Advertising Bureau. Our guests: Andres Palencia and Bruno Ulloa, chief executive and president/chief operating officer respectively of LatiNation, one of the programming ventures presenting at NewFronts later this week.

The program all about TV. Our guest: celebrated Law & Order Special Victims Unit production designer Dean Taucher, whose new Off-Broadway play Movies TV Mayhem opens next month.

The program all about TV. Our guests: Robert Carlock and Sam Means, co-creators/co-showrunners of acclaimed new NBC series The Fall And Rise Of Reggie Dinkins, and Bailey Tippen, guest star on the second season of Tyler Perry/Netflix drama saga Beauty In Black, which resumes its second season this Thursday.

The program all about TV. Our guests: Jason Alexander, co-founder and chief executive of artificial intellegence consultancy Chief AI, and Eline Van der Velden, creator of controversial AI-generated celebrity Tilly Norwood and Particle6 chief executive.

Special Thursday episode of the program all about TV. Our guest: Reality series producer/subject Don Worley, now producer/co-star of new scripted microseries Murder Mystery Party.

The program all about TV. Our guests: Tyler Coe, creator/host of the PBS series How Are We Today? (reset from last week), and Marc Resteghini, executive producer of Young Sherlock, Prime Video's new Sherlock Holmes drama saga that launched last week.

Second March 2026 episode of the program all about TV. Our guests: Marcus Plowright, director of new E! documentary miniseries Dirty Rotten Scandals; Travis Pomposello, former Epix/MGM+ co-founder and executive consultant, and Tyler Coe, creator/host of PBS series How Are We Today?

Final February 2026 episode of the program all about TV. Our guest: Spencer Hudnut, showrunner on Marshals, the new Taylor Sheridan-developed CBS series launching Sunday night.