The Tracking Board’s Daily Debrief (11.23.16)
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2012’s Hit-Makers: A Look Back at the Hit List Alums (2016)
In December, we’re releasing the 2016 Hit List, our compilation of the best year’s best spec scripts as voted on by industry professionals. In preparation for its release, we’re taking a look back at the 2012 Hit List writers — where they’ve been, and where they are today.
Viacom Sees Firsthand Now is Not Really a Great Time to be in the Cable TV Business (Network Series)
It’s tough to target just how Viacom can turn things around, but even if there was a concrete method to do so, it’s not going to be easy, simply because of the nature of the cable business. It has to hope that Shari Redstone and her new board of directors can make changes that will help matters, and that both MTV and Nickelodeon can once again draw the viewership numbers it used to.
More News From Around The Web
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With two months to go until the 2017 Oscar nominations are announced, the Academy has unveiled a list of 20 films advancing to the voting process in both narrative short film categories. (Entertainment Weekly)
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Amazon is finalizing a deal for exclusive subscription VOD rights to Falling Water, USA Network’s new supernatural thriller from the late Henry Bromell, Brotherhood creator Blake Masters and The Walking Dead executive producer Gale Anne Hurd. (Deadline)
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The BBC has ordered three further seasons of medical drama series Call the Midwife from Neal Street Productions, which is about to deliver the show’s sixth season. (Variety)
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Michael Milligan has booked a recurring role on Fox’s 24: Legacy, while Robbie Kay is set to recur on Sleepy Hollow, which heads into its fourth season. (Deadline)
