AMC Networks Ink True-Crime Development Deals with Comedians
by This could get interesting. Earlier this month, AMC Networks announced four separate development deals with comedians for their own true-crime series. From the press release: …
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Chris Hardwick returns to Talking Dead
A tearful Chris Hardwick returned to host Talking Dead last night. “Normally, I recap the show we’re about to talk about here, but instead, I …
Talking about Chris Hardwick
Sunday night was supposed to herald another big moment for Chris Hardwick’s TV career with the premiere of Talking with Chris Hardwick and his big-get …
AMC will keep Chris Hardwick “Talking” year-round on Sunday nights
When Chris Hardwick isn’t talking walkers and zombies and survivors on AMC, he’ll still have a spot on the cable channel for all of the …
AMC renews multiyear deal with Chris Hardwick for “Talking” franchise and more
Chris Hardwick will be Talking television with AMC’s audiences for years to come. The cable channel announced a new multiyear deal with Hardwick that extends …
AMC will add “Talking Saul” to Chris Hardwick’s hosting duties
Chris Hardwick already has a new season of Talking Dead to look forward to on Sunday nights this winter and spring, and now AMC has …
AMC stays in Kevin Smith business by ordering weekly late-night talk show, “Geeking Out”
AMC has aired five seasons and counting of Kevin Smith’s Comic Book Men, which follows the filmmaker and his friends as they geek out at …
Maybe See TV? The month in pilots, script commitments and development deals (Dec. 27, 2014)
You’ll hear a lot in the trades and the trade winds from now through pilot season, which starts in earnest in January, all the way …
Chris Hardwick’s “Talking Bread” chat with Andy Daly, Tig Notaro, via Team Coco
Here is the Talking Dead spoof you didn’t know you kneaded. Ahem. It’s “Talking Bread,” with your host Chris Hardwick, well, talking bread with guests …
AMC bumps Better Call Saul debut to 2015 but orders second season in advance of the Breaking Bad spinoff
The good news is we’ll see at least two more seasons of Bob Odenkirk’s lawyer Saul Goodman on TV. The bad news? We’ll have to …