Bravo has announced renewals for 20 of their original series. In addition, the cable network will expand to seven nights a week of original programming beginning in Fall 2018.
The network has confirmed new season orders for the following shows: “Vanderpump Rules,” “Married to Medicine,” “Million Dollar Listing Los Angeles,” “Don’t Be Tardy,” “Flipping Out,” “Shahs of Sunset,” “Southern Charm Savannah,” “Million Dollar Listing New York” and “The Real Housewives” of Atlanta, Beverly Hills, Orange County, New Jersey and Dallas. These series join the recently premiered original scripted series “Imposters,” and unscripted hits “The Real Housewives of New York,”“Southern Charm,” and “The Real Housewives of Potomac,” as well as new seasons of “Below Deck Mediterranean,” the late night talk show “Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen” and “Top Chef.”
Bravo is the number one cable network among female viewers in the 18-49 and 25-54 demographics. Bravo also finished the...
The network has confirmed new season orders for the following shows: “Vanderpump Rules,” “Married to Medicine,” “Million Dollar Listing Los Angeles,” “Don’t Be Tardy,” “Flipping Out,” “Shahs of Sunset,” “Southern Charm Savannah,” “Million Dollar Listing New York” and “The Real Housewives” of Atlanta, Beverly Hills, Orange County, New Jersey and Dallas. These series join the recently premiered original scripted series “Imposters,” and unscripted hits “The Real Housewives of New York,”“Southern Charm,” and “The Real Housewives of Potomac,” as well as new seasons of “Below Deck Mediterranean,” the late night talk show “Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen” and “Top Chef.”
Bravo is the number one cable network among female viewers in the 18-49 and 25-54 demographics. Bravo also finished the...
- 4/11/2018
- by Joe Otterson
- Variety Film + TV
Teen Weddings will follow several teen couples on their journeys to the altar and Thrift Wars will feature competitive thrift shopping, also known as “thrifting”. The pilots are the first of several expected to be announced in contention for Oxygen’s 2012 schedule and the first under new Svp Original Programming and Development Rod Aissa, who came from Own last month. Here are the network’s loglines for the pilots: “Teen Weddings (wt)” goes behind the scenes of America’s most provocative teen weddings. From rich kids to the new middle class, from Manhattan to the Midwest, this show follows several teen couples on a dramatic journey to their wedding days. Intercutting their stories, the show will trail these teens-in-love all the way from the stressful build up (the constant bickering between teen bride-to-be and teen groom-to-be, choosing the dress, arguing with mom and dad, repeatedly changing the guest list, planning...
- 2/16/2012
- by THE DEADLINE TEAM
- Deadline TV
London -- British pay TV platform UKTV said Wednesday that it has sealed its first U.S. program sale.
The U.K. pay channel provider sealed a deal with ABC for lifestyle program "Ty's Great British Adventure," which stars Ty Pennington and sees him try to pep up the down-at-heel British seaside town Portreath.
Pennington is on U.S. screens with ABC's "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition."
"British Adventure" was executive produced by Pennington and Leigh Seaman for Tptv, and Twofour Prods.' Joe Houlihan.
Exec producers were UKTV's director of commissioning Jane Rogerson and commissioning editor Catherine Catton.
UKTV is jointly owned by BBC Worldwide and Virgin Media.
The U.K. pay channel provider sealed a deal with ABC for lifestyle program "Ty's Great British Adventure," which stars Ty Pennington and sees him try to pep up the down-at-heel British seaside town Portreath.
Pennington is on U.S. screens with ABC's "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition."
"British Adventure" was executive produced by Pennington and Leigh Seaman for Tptv, and Twofour Prods.' Joe Houlihan.
Exec producers were UKTV's director of commissioning Jane Rogerson and commissioning editor Catherine Catton.
UKTV is jointly owned by BBC Worldwide and Virgin Media.
- 7/22/2009
- by By Stuart Kemp
- The Hollywood Reporter - Movie News
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CANNES -- Grabbing younger viewers, a growing interest in all things to do with China and the ever-problematic issues of financing topped the agenda at this year's MIPDOC, the two-day market devoted to documentaries and factual fare that precedes the Riviera-side program sales market kicking off Monday.
"To pull in younger audiences you really need something that is going to be shocking, that is actually going to grab them," said Joe Houlihan of U.K. production company TwoFour, which is presenting its new factual format "Make My Body Younger".
The show features people who have subjected their bodies to physical excesses such as alcohol and drugs and uses virtual reality techniques to simulate an "autopsy" on their bodies to show the extent of the damage they have inflicted.
"You have to find ways of making them turn to the show, if feels like its some form of lecture they will simply turn off," he added. "Health will always be a genre people want to know about. The challenge is about how to move it on and make it different."
The need to reach young viewers so beloved of advertisers is changing the tectonics of the documentary market, said Andrea Gorfolova, president of Canadian producer/distributor Tricon Films
"We watch television very differently than we used to.
CANNES -- Grabbing younger viewers, a growing interest in all things to do with China and the ever-problematic issues of financing topped the agenda at this year's MIPDOC, the two-day market devoted to documentaries and factual fare that precedes the Riviera-side program sales market kicking off Monday.
"To pull in younger audiences you really need something that is going to be shocking, that is actually going to grab them," said Joe Houlihan of U.K. production company TwoFour, which is presenting its new factual format "Make My Body Younger".
The show features people who have subjected their bodies to physical excesses such as alcohol and drugs and uses virtual reality techniques to simulate an "autopsy" on their bodies to show the extent of the damage they have inflicted.
"You have to find ways of making them turn to the show, if feels like its some form of lecture they will simply turn off," he added. "Health will always be a genre people want to know about. The challenge is about how to move it on and make it different."
The need to reach young viewers so beloved of advertisers is changing the tectonics of the documentary market, said Andrea Gorfolova, president of Canadian producer/distributor Tricon Films
"We watch television very differently than we used to.
LONDON -- RDF Media Group said Thursday that Joe Houlihan, executive producer of hit show I'm a Celebrity, Get Me Out of Here! will leave Granada to head up the Los Angeles office of the British indie, replacing Cathy Rogers, who founded and has run the operation in California for three years. Houlihan's resume as the deputy controller of factual programs at Granada Television includes devising and executive producing ITV's longest-running docu-soap, Airline, as well as responsibility for the U.S. version with A&E. His other credits include executive producing A Life Down Under for Channel 4 and Temptation Island for Sky One.
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