Two new “heroes” are coming to our homes soon. Sarah Benjamin from Singapore and Michele Lean from Malaysia triumphed over nearly 300 talent hopefuls to become the new faces of Asian Food Channel and Food Network and of “Food Hero”, according to Scripps Networks Interactive, one of the leading producers of engaging lifestyle content in the home, food and travel categories.
With so many new good TV shows, plus old favorites still airing, how can networks expect us to watch all of them?
Elizabeth McCord (Tea Leoni) is a college professor recruited by the US President to be his new Secretary of State after McCord’s predecessor is killed in a plane crash. Along with “The Good Wife,” this show depicts women in powerful positions, this time at the White House.
Join chef and adventurer Jock Zonfrillo on an epic culinary adventure to some of the world’s most remote communities in TLC’s all-new 10-part series NOMAD CHEF premiering every Monday at 10:00 p.m., starting October 6. Encores every Tuesday at 4:00 p.m. and Saturday at 8:00 p.m.
For a fantasy or paranormal series to last 10 years on TV is no easy feat, and yet “Supernatural” makes it seem as easy as Dean Winchester’s favorite pie.
The whole country and possibly all Filipino homes around the world watched the finale of “The Legal Wife.” Not since “Walang Hanggan” has a teleserye captivated so vast a viewing audience. They say that on its last five nights “The Legal Wife” earned the highest rating ever in the history of the Pinoy romantic soap opera.
Television is in the midst of a golden age. A-list Hollywood actors are being seen more on the boob tube; lots of great material are being produced for TV; and shows and characters that have said goodbye too soon find themselves resurrected to live another day. Like Jack Bauer.
You can’t not know Kurtwood Smith. You may not remember him by name, but his stern features are ever-present in numerous TV shows and movies.
We were in Davao for six days taping for the show “Foodprints” which looks for the best food in a province. By the end of our trip, Davao had to be one of the surprises of our second season.
The “pabasa,” or the chanting of the passion, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ—which has been feature of the annual Lenten TV program “Siete Palabras” since 2012—is a notable community practice of Filipinos across the centuries.
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