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Although there is still no definitive answer on whether or not the actors will strike, at this point it is too late to cancel the Press Tour. But noticeably different this year will be fewer newer series panels (only 17 shows are launching this fall versus 29 last year).

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Mr. Television: Dear Mr. TV

One of my favorite things about writing this column that I failed to mention in my recent 200th retrospective is that I periodically get to field reader questions. So, on that note, here is a quick sample of questions, comments and concerns posted on PIfeedback at Mediaweek.com.

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Mr. TV 6/23

O Canada!

I would have devoted the most recent Mr. TV to my trip to the 2008 Banff World Television Festival, but it was column No. 200. And that, of course, was worthy of a full page of reflection. So, on a belated note, let me take you through my journey to what I think is one of the most beautiful places in the world: Banff, Canada.

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Mr. TV 6/16

200 Later...

I inherited the back page of Mediaweek on Feb. 9, 2004 and have happily spent the last four years (and four months) addressing anything--and everything--about my life’s passion, TV.

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Feeling Groovy
Mr. TV: Cool on Summer
Upfront Survivor
Leave It to Paula
Mr. TV: In Mom's Honor
Mr. TV: Craving TV
Fence Sitters


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ABC Showrunners Address Key Issues

2008-07-18

Heads of Desperate Housewives, Grey's Anatomy, Lost, Ugly Betty, Brothers & Sisters, Dirty Sexy Money and Eli Stone address the TCA.

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Mr. TV 7/14

Mr. Hollywood

Although there is still no definitive answer on whether or not the actors will strike, at this point it is too late to cancel the Press Tour. But noticeably different this year will be fewer newer series panels (only 17 shows are launching this fall versus 29 last year).

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