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via Media Post: New data from Nielsen finds that more people these days are watching local news on their streaming devices, versus waiting til they get home and watching it on their living room TV

Posted on May 9, 2018 by admin

https://www.mediapost.com/publications/article/318859/streaming-usage-rises-especially-with-news.html

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged local news, local people meter, Nielsen, Nielsen media research, set meter, streaming, Television Confidential | Leave a comment

via New York Post: Carol Burnett on her new Netflix series and why she walked away from her ABC comedy pilot earlier this year after the network insisted on changes. We’ll look back at Carol’s first TV series role, co-starring with Buddy Hackett on the live sitcom Stanley, when Lisa Hackett joins us this weekend on TV CONFIDENTIAL

Posted on May 8, 2018 by admin

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Posted in Celebrities, Classic Shows, Next Show, Television Star | Tagged A Little Help with Carol Burnett, Buddy Hackett, Carol Burnett, Carol Burnett Show, Harvey Korman, Joe Hamilton, Lisa Hackett, Lyle Waggoner, Max Liebman, Netflix, Stanley, Television Confidential, Tim Conway, Vicki Lawrence | Leave a comment

Podcast of TV CONFIDENTIAL Show No. 403 with guests Leonard Maltin and Joseph Lyle Taylor is now available online for listening on demand

Posted on May 8, 2018 by admin

Show No. 403 with guests Leonard Maltin and Joseph Lyle Taylor Original Airdate: May 4-7, 2018 First hour: Ed and Greg welcome esteemed film critic and film historian Leonard Maltin (Leonard Maltin’s Movie Guide, Leonard Maltin’s Classic Movie Guide). The Los Angeles … Continue reading →

Posted in Celebrities, Classic Shows, Film Stars, Podcasts, Television Star | Tagged 100 Centre Street, Adam Arkin, Alan Arkin, Amazon Prime, annual Movie Guide, Broadway, Chuck McCann, classic films, classic television, CSI, Dexter, Doyle Bennett, Edie Falco, Entertainment Tonight, film critic, film historian, Frank Hooper, FX series, Giovanni Ribisi, Girl 6, He Got Game, House, instant classic, Jessie Maltin, Joseph Lyle Taylor, Justified, Law and Order: SVU, Leonard Maltin, Leonard Maltin Day, Leonard Maltin's Classic Movie Guide, Leonard Maltin’s Movie Guide, Los Angeles City Council, Maltin on Movies, Margo Martindale, Masters of Sex, movies made before 1965, Of Mice and Magic: A History of American Animated Cartoons, Prince, Reelz Channel, Seven Psychopaths, Side Man, silent era, Sneaky Pete, Sounds of Lost Television, Spike Lee, Summer of Same, Television Confidential, The Art of the Cinematographer, The Best 151 Movies You’ve Never Seen, The Dark Knight Rises, The Disney Films, The Glamour of It All, The Great American Broadcast: A Celebration of Radio’s Golden Age, The Great Movie Comedians, This Week in TV History, Turner Classic Movies, TV Confidential, Willie Mays | Leave a comment

Our recent conversation with Jaclyn Smith about building her brand (and expanding it beyond fashion), her experience playing Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy and Florence Nightingale, and which team she rooted for in last year’s World Series is now available online for listening on demand

Posted on May 8, 2018 by admin

Posted in Celebrities, Classic Shows, Film Stars, Podcasts, Television Star | Tagged Aaron Spelling, anti-aging ingredients, Charlies Angels, Christine Cromwell, day cream, Dr. Brad Allen, first celebrity ever to develop her own brand, Florence Nightingale, George Washington, infant wear, Jaclyn Smith, Jaclyn Smith Beauty, Jaclyn Smith Collection, Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy, Jose Eber, Kelly Garrett, Kmart, line of wigs, Lou Antonio, McCloud, Paula Young, peptides, Rage of Angels, retinol antioxidants, skincare collection, skincare products, Spencer by Jaclyn, Spencer Layette collection, Television Confidential, Trend | Leave a comment

via Parade: Jaclyn Smith on the longevity of her fashion line, staying timeless, being a home girl and why Charlie’s Angels was always about the hair

Posted on May 8, 2018 by admin

https://parade.com/668153/rachelweingarten/jaclyn-smith-on-fashion-family-and-charlies-angels/

Posted in Celebrities, Classic Shows, Podcasts, Television Star | Tagged Charlies Angels, fashion, home, Jaclyn Smith, Jaclyn Smith Beauty, Kmart, skincare, Spencer Layette collection, Television Confidential, wigs Paula Young | Leave a comment

Next week on TV Confidential: A wide-ranging conversation with Neil Sandilands, the immensely skilled South African actor, writer, director, producer and cinematographer who plays super-villain Clifford Devoe, The Thinker, on The Flash

Posted on May 4, 2018 by admin

Posted in Celebrities, Film Stars, Next Show, Television Star | Tagged Afrikaans, Barry Allen, Clifford Devoe, Frank and Ava, Fred Zinnemann, Grant Gustin, Greg Berlanti, Hap & Leonard, Impresario, Robbie de Wee, South Africa, Television Confidential, The 100, The Americans, The CW, The Flash, The Thinker, Titus, TV Confidential | Leave a comment

Actor and author Michael Dante reunites with Mother Dolores Hart for the first time in forty years at the recent 13th Annual Missouri Cherry Blossom Festival. Michael also won the prestigious Ella Dickey Literacy Award for his autobiography, Michael Dante: From Hollywood to Michael Dante Way, making him an award-winning author as well as an award-winning actor

Posted on May 4, 2018 by admin

Actor and author Michael Dante reunited with Mother Dolores Hart last month at the recent 13th Annual Missouri Cherry Blossom Festival, which took place Apr. 26-28, 2018 in Marshfield, Missouri. Michael and Mother Dolores had not seen each other in … Continue reading →

Posted in Celebrities, Classic Shows, Film Stars, Television Star | Tagged 13th Annual Missouri Cherry Blossom Festival, An Actresses’ Journey From Hollywood to Holy Vows, autobiography, award-winning actor, award-winning author, baseball players turned actors, Carter Taylor Seaton, contributions preservation history, Custer, Dolores Hart, Dorothy Padgett, Ella Dickey, Ella Dickey Literacy Award, Ginger Alden, Maab, Marshfield, Marshfield’s first librarian, Michael Dante, Michael Dante: From Hollywood to Michael Dante Way, Missouri, Mother Dolores, Mother Dolores Hart, Sam Fuller, Star Trek, Television Confidential, The Ear of the Heart, Where the Boys Are, William Anderson, Winterhawk, Winterhawk's Land | Leave a comment

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT: Please visit our new website, www.televisionconfidential.com

Posted on May 3, 2018 by admin

As some of you may have noticed, the TV CONFIDENTIAL website is being retooled. The new URL is http://www.televisionconfidential.com. There, you can keep up with news of upcoming guests, as well as access the last few archived episodes of the … Continue reading →

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Leonard Maltin and Joseph Lyle Taylor: Next on TVC

Posted on May 3, 2018 by admin

Film critic and film historian Leonard Maltin and character actor Joseph Lyle Taylor will join us this weekend on TV CONFIDENTIAL, airing May 4-7 at the following times and venues: Share-a-Vision Radio San Francisco Bay Area Friday 5/4 7pm ET, … Continue reading →

Posted in Celebrities, Classic Shows, Film Stars, Next Show, Podcasts, Television Star | Tagged 100 Centre Street, Adam Arkin, Alan Arkin, Amazon Prime, annual Movie Guide, Broadway, Chuck McCann, classic films, classic television, CSI, Dexter, Doyle Bennett, Edie Falco, Entertainment Tonight, film critic, film historian, Frank Hooper, FX series, Giovanni Ribisi, Girl 6, He Got Game, House, instant classic, Jessie Maltin, Joseph Lyle Taylor, Justified, Law and Order: SVU, Leonard Maltin, Leonard Maltin Day, Leonard Maltin's Classic Movie Guide, Leonard Maltin’s Movie Guide, Los Angeles City Council, Maltin on Movies, Margo Martindale, Masters of Sex, movies made before 1965, Of Mice and Magic: A History of American Animated Cartoons, Prince, Reelz Channel, Seven Psychopaths, Side Man, silent era, Sneaky Pete, Sounds of Lost Television, Spike Lee, Summer of Same, Television Confidential, The Art of the Cinematographer, The Best 151 Movies You’ve Never Seen, The Dark Knight Rises, The Disney Films, The Glamour of It All, The Great American Broadcast: A Celebration of Radio’s Golden Age, The Great Movie Comedians, This Week in TV History, Turner Classic Movies, TV Confidential, Willie Mays | Leave a comment

via @latimes: Not only did Adam-12 and The Mod Squad help bring the counterculture to network TV in 1968, but both shows were surprisingly in step with each other

Posted on May 2, 2018 by admin

http://www.latimes.com/entertainment/tv/la-et-st-1968-the-mod-squad-adam-12-hippies-20180420-story.html

Posted in Celebrities, Classic Shows, Television Star | Tagged 1968, Aaron Spelling, Adam-12, Clarence Williams III, counterculture, Danny Thomas, Jack Webb, Jim Reed, Julie, Kent McCord, Linc, Martin Milner, Michael Cole, Mod Squad, network TV, Peggy Lipton, Pete, Pete Malloy, Television Confidential | Leave a comment

Tag Archives: Television Confidential

via Media Post: New data from Nielsen finds that more people these days are watching local news on their streaming devices, versus waiting til they get home and watching it on their living room TV

Podcast of TV CONFIDENTIAL Show No. 403 with guests Leonard Maltin and Joseph Lyle Taylor is now available online for listening on demand

Our recent conversation with Jaclyn Smith about building her brand (and expanding it beyond fashion), her experience playing Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy and Florence Nightingale, and which team she rooted for in last year’s World Series is now available online for listening on demand

via Parade: Jaclyn Smith on the longevity of her fashion line, staying timeless, being a home girl and why Charlie’s Angels was always about the hair

Next week on TV Confidential: A wide-ranging conversation with Neil Sandilands, the immensely skilled South African actor, writer, director, producer and cinematographer who plays super-villain Clifford Devoe, The Thinker, on The Flash

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT: Please visit our new website, www.televisionconfidential.com

Leonard Maltin and Joseph Lyle Taylor: Next on TVC

via @latimes: Not only did Adam-12 and The Mod Squad help bring the counterculture to network TV in 1968, but both shows were surprisingly in step with each other

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