Exclusive: Investigation Discovery is getting into the topical space with a dark twist.
The Warner Bros. Discovery-owned cable network is launching Crimefeed, a weekly, topical true-crime show hosted by Nancy Grace.
Crimefeed will launch at 11 p.m. Wednesday October 11. Deadline understands that nine episodes have been ordered.
It comes after Grace hosted her first ID show, ID Special Report: The Long Island Serial Killer, about the Gilgo Beach serial killings, in August.
Given the popularity of weekly true-crime podcasts, it marks an interesting step to air a topical series on television.
The series will dig into the top true-crime stories of the moment as they unfold in real time.
Grace will discuss cases with journalist Mara S. Campo, who is the Global News Anchor and Managing Editor for Revolt Black News, and former police sergeant and private investigator Derrick Levesseur, who previously hosted Breaking Homicide for ID.
The trio...
The Warner Bros. Discovery-owned cable network is launching Crimefeed, a weekly, topical true-crime show hosted by Nancy Grace.
Crimefeed will launch at 11 p.m. Wednesday October 11. Deadline understands that nine episodes have been ordered.
It comes after Grace hosted her first ID show, ID Special Report: The Long Island Serial Killer, about the Gilgo Beach serial killings, in August.
Given the popularity of weekly true-crime podcasts, it marks an interesting step to air a topical series on television.
The series will dig into the top true-crime stories of the moment as they unfold in real time.
Grace will discuss cases with journalist Mara S. Campo, who is the Global News Anchor and Managing Editor for Revolt Black News, and former police sergeant and private investigator Derrick Levesseur, who previously hosted Breaking Homicide for ID.
The trio...
- 10/9/2023
- by Peter White
- Deadline Film + TV
Nancy Grace’s ‘Bloodline Detectives’ Set For Season Three
Exclusive: A third season of FilmRise’s Bloodline Detectives Hosted by Nancy Grace is in the works. The show, which is produced by Peninsula Television in association with Sky Studios, is hosted by the renowned former prosecutor and explores familial DNA search and testing used to uncover elusive criminals. Production will begin later this month and the show will air several months later. Max Einhorn, FilmRise VP of Acquisitions and Co-Productions, said “we knew that when we moved into producing our own original content, this was the genre to build upon,” adding: “Once we had Nancy Grace onboard, there was no doubt in our minds that this program was going to be a major draw for the true-crime fan.” Grace is also an exec producer alongside John Terenzio. Grace hosted Hln’s Nancy Grace celeb news show from 2005 to 2016 and Court TV...
Exclusive: A third season of FilmRise’s Bloodline Detectives Hosted by Nancy Grace is in the works. The show, which is produced by Peninsula Television in association with Sky Studios, is hosted by the renowned former prosecutor and explores familial DNA search and testing used to uncover elusive criminals. Production will begin later this month and the show will air several months later. Max Einhorn, FilmRise VP of Acquisitions and Co-Productions, said “we knew that when we moved into producing our own original content, this was the genre to build upon,” adding: “Once we had Nancy Grace onboard, there was no doubt in our minds that this program was going to be a major draw for the true-crime fan.” Grace is also an exec producer alongside John Terenzio. Grace hosted Hln’s Nancy Grace celeb news show from 2005 to 2016 and Court TV...
- 6/17/2022
- by Max Goldbart
- Deadline Film + TV
Exclusive: FilmRise, the Brooklyn-based film and TV distributor, is launching its first original production, forensic investigative series Bloodline Detectives hosted by Nancy Grace with Peninsula Television in partnership with Sky Studios.
Genesis TV will syndicate the 20-episode series, which features criminal investigations using familial DNA. It will premiere nationwide Oct. 3 on stations reaching nearly 90% of the country followed by a roll out on streaming platforms in 2021.
FilmRise is heavily into true crime, distributing the original Robert Stack-hosted Unsolved Mysteries, and Forensic Files, one of its first major acquisitions, to streamers. The company’s CEO Danny Fisher called the genre “a space whose audience we understand well.”
Its new series will unpack cold case murder investigations solved through Familial DNA Search, a growing branch of forensics where detectives trace an unknown criminal through a relative’s DNA. It was used to find the Golden State Killer, Joseph James DeAngelo Jr.
Genesis TV will syndicate the 20-episode series, which features criminal investigations using familial DNA. It will premiere nationwide Oct. 3 on stations reaching nearly 90% of the country followed by a roll out on streaming platforms in 2021.
FilmRise is heavily into true crime, distributing the original Robert Stack-hosted Unsolved Mysteries, and Forensic Files, one of its first major acquisitions, to streamers. The company’s CEO Danny Fisher called the genre “a space whose audience we understand well.”
Its new series will unpack cold case murder investigations solved through Familial DNA Search, a growing branch of forensics where detectives trace an unknown criminal through a relative’s DNA. It was used to find the Golden State Killer, Joseph James DeAngelo Jr.
- 8/14/2020
- by Jill Goldsmith
- Deadline Film + TV
In today’s TV news roundup, Variety obtained an exclusive first look at Adult Swim’s “Three Busy Debras” and actor Juan Alfonso will star in Disney Channel series “Ultra/Violent Blue Demon.”
Casting
Juan Alfonso will play the role of Sebastian Rodriquez on the upcoming pilot for Disney Channel original series “Ultra Violet & Blue Demon,” Variety has learned exclusively. The show centers on 13-year-old Violet, who is chosen by the magical luchador mask of her uncle, the famed superhero Blue Demon Jr., to be his successor. Alfonso is represented by Curtis Talent Management and Nancy Chaidez Agency.
Starz announced Chris Bauer, Allen Maldonado and James Harrison have been cast as series regulars in the series “Heels.” Bauer will portray “Wild Bill Hancock,” a former wrestling star who is now a high-level pro wrestling scout. Maldonado plays “Rooster Robbins,” one of the best wrestlers in the circuit. Harrison is...
Casting
Juan Alfonso will play the role of Sebastian Rodriquez on the upcoming pilot for Disney Channel original series “Ultra Violet & Blue Demon,” Variety has learned exclusively. The show centers on 13-year-old Violet, who is chosen by the magical luchador mask of her uncle, the famed superhero Blue Demon Jr., to be his successor. Alfonso is represented by Curtis Talent Management and Nancy Chaidez Agency.
Starz announced Chris Bauer, Allen Maldonado and James Harrison have been cast as series regulars in the series “Heels.” Bauer will portray “Wild Bill Hancock,” a former wrestling star who is now a high-level pro wrestling scout. Maldonado plays “Rooster Robbins,” one of the best wrestlers in the circuit. Harrison is...
- 3/11/2020
- by Klaritza Rico
- Variety Film + TV
Oxygen has renewed “Injustice With Nancy Grace” for a second season and picked up three new true-crime projects, the cable network announced Wednesday.
Hosted by legal analyst and former Hln anchor Nancy Grace, the first season of “Injustice” ran for eight episodes last summer, exploring stories involving “unclear motives, botched investigations, wrongful accusations, unjust sentencing and suppressed evidence.” Grace will return as host for Season 2.
The show is produced by The Intellectual Property Corporation in conjunction with KT Studios and Tap Inc., with Eli Holzman, Aaron Saidman, Nancy Grace, John Terenzio, Stephanie Lydecker and showrunner Haylee Vance serving as executive producers.
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The first of the three new projects is “Exhumed,” a series examining murder cases in which unearthing a victim’s body plays an instrumental role in solving the case. It...
Hosted by legal analyst and former Hln anchor Nancy Grace, the first season of “Injustice” ran for eight episodes last summer, exploring stories involving “unclear motives, botched investigations, wrongful accusations, unjust sentencing and suppressed evidence.” Grace will return as host for Season 2.
The show is produced by The Intellectual Property Corporation in conjunction with KT Studios and Tap Inc., with Eli Holzman, Aaron Saidman, Nancy Grace, John Terenzio, Stephanie Lydecker and showrunner Haylee Vance serving as executive producers.
Also Read: Oxygen's 'The Witnesses' Isn't About a Religion's Secrets, It's About a 'Public Safety Issue,' Investigator Says
The first of the three new projects is “Exhumed,” a series examining murder cases in which unearthing a victim’s body plays an instrumental role in solving the case. It...
- 3/11/2020
- by Reid Nakamura
- The Wrap
Nancy Grace was floored by the 2005 murder of her close friend Pamela Vitale. But as hard as it was to process the loss, what came next was equally challenging: Police initially identified Vitale’s husband, prominent criminal defense attorney Daniel Horowitz, as a suspect.
Grace knew in her gut that Horowitz didn’t murder his wife — and just 5 days after the crime, the real culprit, a 16-year-old neighbor, was arrested and eventually sentenced to life in prison.
All of this unfolds in the first episode of Oxygen’s new series “Injustice With Nancy Grace,” which examines little known cases involving wrongful accusations, botched investigations, suppressed evidence, unclear motives, or unjust sentences. In the premiere, she looks at the Vitale case and gives Horowitz a chance to share what was going through his mind through the tragedy and its aftermath.
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Grace knew in her gut that Horowitz didn’t murder his wife — and just 5 days after the crime, the real culprit, a 16-year-old neighbor, was arrested and eventually sentenced to life in prison.
All of this unfolds in the first episode of Oxygen’s new series “Injustice With Nancy Grace,” which examines little known cases involving wrongful accusations, botched investigations, suppressed evidence, unclear motives, or unjust sentences. In the premiere, she looks at the Vitale case and gives Horowitz a chance to share what was going through his mind through the tragedy and its aftermath.
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- 7/12/2019
- by Margeaux Sippell
- The Wrap
Nancy Grace plans to tackle crime and injustice with her new Oxygen series Injustice with Nancy Grace.
Each episode of the true crime series will expose wrongful accusations, botched investigations, suppressed evidence, unclear motives and unjust sentences, according to Oxygen’s description of the show.
Grace says she plans to use the platform to help solve crimes.
“To solve unsolved homicides, you need a fire inside you, propelling you to uncover the tiniest shards of evidence for answers. As a voice for those that can no longer speak for themselves, a crime victim turned crime fighter, I want justice,” she said in a statement. “At Oxygen, we investigate shocking injustices that may never have come to light. Until now.”
The longtime legal analyst and former Fulton County, Georgia prosecutor has a personal connection to crime. Her fiancé was murdered in the 1970s, while she was a student in college.
Over the years,...
Each episode of the true crime series will expose wrongful accusations, botched investigations, suppressed evidence, unclear motives and unjust sentences, according to Oxygen’s description of the show.
Grace says she plans to use the platform to help solve crimes.
“To solve unsolved homicides, you need a fire inside you, propelling you to uncover the tiniest shards of evidence for answers. As a voice for those that can no longer speak for themselves, a crime victim turned crime fighter, I want justice,” she said in a statement. “At Oxygen, we investigate shocking injustices that may never have come to light. Until now.”
The longtime legal analyst and former Fulton County, Georgia prosecutor has a personal connection to crime. Her fiancé was murdered in the 1970s, while she was a student in college.
Over the years,...
- 7/7/2019
- by Anita Bennett
- Deadline Film + TV
As the true-crime genre continues to assault the airwaves, Oxygen Media today announced nearly a dozen series projects that embrace the genre.
The NBCUniversal-owned cable channel has greenlighted a half-dozen projects featuring the likes of Kim Kardashian, Nancy Grace and Kate snow and put five others in development that hail from Mark Wahlberg, Ice-t, Jason Blum — who builds on the “Florida man” meme — and others.
The new series, which don’t have airdates yet, are Kim Kardashian: The Justice Project (working title), Injustice with Nancy Grace, The DNA of Murder with Paul Holes, Relentless with Kate Snow and Truth & Justice: The West Memphis Three (wt). In development mode and with working titles thus far are Exploited, Framed by the Killer, Florida Man, The Jane Doe Murders and The Vanished Project. Check out the details below.
“Oxygen is tremendously excited to work with some of the biggest names in the industry on such important projects,...
The NBCUniversal-owned cable channel has greenlighted a half-dozen projects featuring the likes of Kim Kardashian, Nancy Grace and Kate snow and put five others in development that hail from Mark Wahlberg, Ice-t, Jason Blum — who builds on the “Florida man” meme — and others.
The new series, which don’t have airdates yet, are Kim Kardashian: The Justice Project (working title), Injustice with Nancy Grace, The DNA of Murder with Paul Holes, Relentless with Kate Snow and Truth & Justice: The West Memphis Three (wt). In development mode and with working titles thus far are Exploited, Framed by the Killer, Florida Man, The Jane Doe Murders and The Vanished Project. Check out the details below.
“Oxygen is tremendously excited to work with some of the biggest names in the industry on such important projects,...
- 5/7/2019
- by Erik Pedersen
- Deadline Film + TV
Oxygen Media is continuing to expand its killer slate by greenlighting five new series, as well as a documentary about Kim Kardashian’s campaign for criminal justice reform.
The new set of projects hail from an eclectic range of creatives, including Kardashian, Mark Wahlberg, Ice-t, and Jason Blum.
“Oxygen is tremendously excited to work with some of the biggest names in the industry on such important projects,” said Rod Aissa, executive vice president of original programming and development for Oxygen. “This year we’ve increased our original hours by more than 30%, and we’ll keep ramping up our programming efforts as more fans flock to the network to experience best in class content.”
In 2017, Oxygen rebranded to become a fulltime true-crime destination. Some of its biggest hits include “Aaron Hernandez Uncovered,” “Unspeakable Crime: The Killing of Jessica Chambers” and “Cold Justice” from executive producer Dick Wolf.
Read the official descriptions of the upcoming series below.
The new set of projects hail from an eclectic range of creatives, including Kardashian, Mark Wahlberg, Ice-t, and Jason Blum.
“Oxygen is tremendously excited to work with some of the biggest names in the industry on such important projects,” said Rod Aissa, executive vice president of original programming and development for Oxygen. “This year we’ve increased our original hours by more than 30%, and we’ll keep ramping up our programming efforts as more fans flock to the network to experience best in class content.”
In 2017, Oxygen rebranded to become a fulltime true-crime destination. Some of its biggest hits include “Aaron Hernandez Uncovered,” “Unspeakable Crime: The Killing of Jessica Chambers” and “Cold Justice” from executive producer Dick Wolf.
Read the official descriptions of the upcoming series below.
- 5/7/2019
- by Will Thorne
- Variety Film + TV
Current TV’s long day in court may finally be over.
In March of this year, the cable network — founded and ultimately sold to Al Jazeera by former vice president Al Gore — finally reached a settlement with Keith Olbermann, who filed a $70 million lawsuit against his former employer after being fired in March 2012.
Now a San Francisco judge has formally dismissed another multimillion-dollar lawsuit brought against Current and Gore: A $5 million complaint brought by TV consultant John Terenzio, who claimed that Gore and his team stole his idea to sell the struggling cable network to the massive Middle Eastern news corporation Al Jazeera.
In March of this year, the cable network — founded and ultimately sold to Al Jazeera by former vice president Al Gore — finally reached a settlement with Keith Olbermann, who filed a $70 million lawsuit against his former employer after being fired in March 2012.
Now a San Francisco judge has formally dismissed another multimillion-dollar lawsuit brought against Current and Gore: A $5 million complaint brought by TV consultant John Terenzio, who claimed that Gore and his team stole his idea to sell the struggling cable network to the massive Middle Eastern news corporation Al Jazeera.
- 7/10/2013
- by Hillary Busis
- EW - Inside TV
It’s the possible beginning of the end for a media consultant’s lawsuit against Al Gore and Current TV. John Terenzio wants $5M from his suit alleging that he was instrumental in Current’s $500M sale to Al Jazeera earlier this year — and that the former VP and his cable channel squeezed him out of the deal. But on Tuesday Superior Court Judge Ernest Goldsmith in San Francisco dismissed the defendants’ demurrer motion, finding that Terenzio failed to offer enough facts to establish “personal liability” on Gore’s part. The judge has given Terenzio 10 days to amend his complaint with new info. The case has moved relatively quickly since it was first filed in the spring. The plaintiff argued that Gore initially opposed Terenzio’s proposal to cut a deal with the news service backed by the government of Qatar, but ended up with an agreement that was virtually...
- 7/10/2013
- by DOMINIC PATTEN AND DAVID LIEBERMAN
- Deadline TV
On Tuesday, former U.S. vice president Al Gore scored a knockdown -- if not yet a total knockout -- when a San Francisco judge dismissed a $5 million lawsuit brought by media consultant John Terenzio, who alleged being cut out of Current TV's $500 million sale to Al Jazeera. In the lawsuit, Terenzio claimed he conceived the idea for the distribution of an American version of Al Jazeera, presented a proposal for Al Jazeera titled "Path to U.S. Distribution" and identified Current TV as a potential acquisition target. Photos: Power Lawyers: 'Star Trek's' Jj Abrams, Michael Bay and Les Moonves Pose
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- 7/10/2013
- by Eriq Gardner
- The Hollywood Reporter - Movie News
"Judge Joe Brown" has been adjourned by CBS Television Distribution, the company says in a statement.
The popular daytime court show, second highest-rated behind "Judge Judy," was in negotiations to continue on the air, but Ctd wanted Brown to cut his salary to reflect the decline in ratings in recent years. Negotiations faltered and now the show has been canceled.
"We would like to thank Joe for 15 great years, as well as executive producer John Terenzio and the entire staff for all their hard work and dedication to the show," says Ctd, in a statement.
"Judge Joe Brown" was averaging 3.4 million daily viewers in 2013, which is down from an average of 4.1 million a year ago. The show was also down in the women 25-54 demographic, pulling just a 1.1 household rating.
The court show is expected to run in originals and reruns on the Fox-owned TV stations that currently carry the show until September.
The popular daytime court show, second highest-rated behind "Judge Judy," was in negotiations to continue on the air, but Ctd wanted Brown to cut his salary to reflect the decline in ratings in recent years. Negotiations faltered and now the show has been canceled.
"We would like to thank Joe for 15 great years, as well as executive producer John Terenzio and the entire staff for all their hard work and dedication to the show," says Ctd, in a statement.
"Judge Joe Brown" was averaging 3.4 million daily viewers in 2013, which is down from an average of 4.1 million a year ago. The show was also down in the women 25-54 demographic, pulling just a 1.1 household rating.
The court show is expected to run in originals and reruns on the Fox-owned TV stations that currently carry the show until September.
- 3/27/2013
- by editorial@zap2it.com
- Zap2It - From Inside the Box
"Judge Joe Brown" is ending. The syndicated courtroom series which began Season 15 in September 2012 has been canceled, reportedly amid contract negotiations.
"'Judge Joe Brown' will not be returning for another season," CBS Television Distribution said in a statement (via TV Guide). "We would like to thank Joe for 15 great years, as well as executive producer John Terenzio and the entire staff for all their hard work and dedication to the show."
According to The Hollywood Reporter, "Judge Joe Brown" ending is a result of contract negotiations breaking down over the judge's salary. Reportedly,, Brown made $20 million a year, but CBS Television Distribution was looking to trim his salary since ratings have dipped.
In an interview with Broadcasting and Cable, Brown said CBS Television Distribution was difficult to deal with and wasn't backing the show with promotion. "It was time to move out on my own since I had...
"'Judge Joe Brown' will not be returning for another season," CBS Television Distribution said in a statement (via TV Guide). "We would like to thank Joe for 15 great years, as well as executive producer John Terenzio and the entire staff for all their hard work and dedication to the show."
According to The Hollywood Reporter, "Judge Joe Brown" ending is a result of contract negotiations breaking down over the judge's salary. Reportedly,, Brown made $20 million a year, but CBS Television Distribution was looking to trim his salary since ratings have dipped.
In an interview with Broadcasting and Cable, Brown said CBS Television Distribution was difficult to deal with and wasn't backing the show with promotion. "It was time to move out on my own since I had...
- 3/27/2013
- by Chris Harnick
- Huffington Post
Judge Joe Brown, the second highest-rated court show in television syndication after Judge Judy, has been canceled by CBS Television Distribution. “We would like to thank Joe for 15 great years,” Ctd said in a statement, “as well as executive producer John Terenzio and the entire staff for all their hard work and dedication to the show." The cancellation comes after negotiations on a new contract broke down, apparently over Brown’s salary. He reportedly has been making $20 million a year, but Ctd was looking to trim his compensation in line with a decline in his ratings.
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- 3/26/2013
- by Alex Ben Block
- The Hollywood Reporter - Movie News
Sorry, daytime court-show fans; "Judge Joe Brown" will bang its gavel for the last time at the end of its current season in September. The syndicated offering "Judge Joe Brown" will end its run after its current 15th season, CBS Television Distribution -- which syndicates the series -- said Tuesday. "'Judge Joe Brown' will not be returning for another season," a CBS Television Distribution spokesperson told TheWrap in a statement. "We would like to thank Joe for 15 great years, as well as executive producer John Terenzio and the entire staff for...
- 3/26/2013
- by Tim Kenneally
- The Wrap
I had no idea this was still on. Who's a fan? If you are, you probably won't be too pleased to learn that, after 15 years in syndication, CBS Television Distribution is saying goodnight for good to Judge Joe Brown. "Judge Joe Brown will not be returning for another season. We would like to thank Joe for 15 great years, as well as executive producer John Terenzio and the entire staff for all their hard work and dedication to the show," said a spokesperson for CBS Television Distribution in a statement. Broadcasting Cable is reporting that CBS TV Distribution and Judge Brown couldn't reach an agreement on what Brown should be paid, which would reportedly have been less than...
- 3/26/2013
- by Tambay A. Obenson
- ShadowAndAct
CBS TV Distribution‘s long-running syndicated court show Judge Joe Brown will end its 15-year run at the end of this season. “Judge Joe Brown will not be returning for another season. We would like to thank Joe for 15 great years, as well as executive producer John Terenzio and the entire staff for all their hard work and dedication to the show,” a Cbstvd spokesperson said. The decision comes following a recent report of a contract renegotiation dispute between Cbstvd and Brown. The departure will free up a half-hour on the stations that carry the court show, including the Fox stations.
- 3/26/2013
- by NELLIE ANDREEVA
- Deadline TV
A television consultant claims that former Vice President Al Gore and others at Current TV stole his idea to sell the struggling network to Al Jazeera.
Los Angeles resident John Terenzio is demanding more than $5 million in a lawsuit quietly filed in San Francisco Superior Court Tuesday.
Al Jazerra announced Jan. 3 that it would pay $500 million for San Francisco-based Current TV.
Terenzio alleges he first brought the idea of the Qatar-owned Al Jazeera’s purchase of Current TV to board member Richard Blum in July, and he expected to be paid if his plan was used. The lawsuit claims Blum was open to the plan,...
Los Angeles resident John Terenzio is demanding more than $5 million in a lawsuit quietly filed in San Francisco Superior Court Tuesday.
Al Jazerra announced Jan. 3 that it would pay $500 million for San Francisco-based Current TV.
Terenzio alleges he first brought the idea of the Qatar-owned Al Jazeera’s purchase of Current TV to board member Richard Blum in July, and he expected to be paid if his plan was used. The lawsuit claims Blum was open to the plan,...
- 3/7/2013
- by Associated Press
- EW - Inside TV
Current TV's $500 million sale to Al Jazeera has prompted a lawsuit that claims co-founder Al Gore originally was opposed to the deal but had a "change of heart" on selling his cable network to oil-rich Qataris. The lawsuit was filed Tuesday in San Francisco Superior Court by John Terenzio, who presents himself as a highly regarded media consultant, executive and TV producer who conceived the idea for the distribution of an American version of Al Jazeera. Now, Terenzio claims that he has been cut out of the lucrative deal. Read the full lawsuit here. Terenzio, who says
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- 3/7/2013
- by Eriq Gardner
- The Hollywood Reporter - Movie News
After just one season on the syndicated justice television show, "Swift Justice," THR reports that Nancy Grace has given her final judgment of the series.
"Leaving such a successful show was a tough decision," Grace says. "But, with the increased requirements of the production's relocation to Los Angeles, it became challenging to balance my most important job -- mother to John David and Lucy back home. I will miss the California sunshine for now, but I will be back soon.
Jackie Glass will be taking her position at the bench in Season 2. Glass is most remembered for presiding over the case that sent O.J. Simpson to jail for his participation in a Las Vegas hotel robbery in 2008.
"'Swift Justice' has had an incredible freshman year," executive producer John Terenzio says. "And we're thrilled to have been nominated for an Emmy earlier this month. I want to thank Nancy for all...
"Leaving such a successful show was a tough decision," Grace says. "But, with the increased requirements of the production's relocation to Los Angeles, it became challenging to balance my most important job -- mother to John David and Lucy back home. I will miss the California sunshine for now, but I will be back soon.
Jackie Glass will be taking her position at the bench in Season 2. Glass is most remembered for presiding over the case that sent O.J. Simpson to jail for his participation in a Las Vegas hotel robbery in 2008.
"'Swift Justice' has had an incredible freshman year," executive producer John Terenzio says. "And we're thrilled to have been nominated for an Emmy earlier this month. I want to thank Nancy for all...
- 5/25/2011
- by editorial@zap2it.com
- Zap2It - From Inside the Box
Las Vegas -- Muffled rather than manic, business-like if not actually busy --- those descriptions best capture the first full day of activity at the 47th annual Natpe confab, which unspooled Monday.
While a few syndicators duly obliged by announcing clearances for various off-net or off-cable shows during the past couple of days, the recession has clearly taken its toll on what used to be the center of the syndie biz -- the bustling, glad-handing Natpe convention floor.
No longer.
"There's more carpet laid down here than there are people," is how one longtime attendee put it, noting how all the booths had been downsized and all signs of ostentation removed. The Mandalay Bay floor itself is mercifully smaller than in the past few sessions, making at least for more efficient foot traffic. There is, however, no glitz and no new first-run hopefuls for national exposure other than CBS TV...
While a few syndicators duly obliged by announcing clearances for various off-net or off-cable shows during the past couple of days, the recession has clearly taken its toll on what used to be the center of the syndie biz -- the bustling, glad-handing Natpe convention floor.
No longer.
"There's more carpet laid down here than there are people," is how one longtime attendee put it, noting how all the booths had been downsized and all signs of ostentation removed. The Mandalay Bay floor itself is mercifully smaller than in the past few sessions, making at least for more efficient foot traffic. There is, however, no glitz and no new first-run hopefuls for national exposure other than CBS TV...
- 1/25/2010
- by By Elizabeth Guider
- The Hollywood Reporter - Movie News
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