The Associates is a legal drama television series produced by Canadian CTV that premiered in January of 2001.
Created by Greg Ball, Steve Blackman and Alyson Feltes The Associates follows the story of five young and ambitious first year associates working for a big law firm in Toronto. Cast includes Shaun Benson, Demore Barnes and Tamara Hickey.
The Associates aired two seasons.
Full Throttle Saloon is a documentary reality television series produced by truTV that premiered in November of 2011.
Full Throttle Saloon follows the story of Mike Ballard, owner of the largest biker bar located at Sturgis, South Dakota, and his employees. Full Throttle Saloon is open only for ten days each year during the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally. Ballard and his employees receive about 300.000 visitors during that period and are under pressure to make a year’s salary and provide their patrons with an experience they will never forget.
Full Throttle Saloon is currently in its second season.
If you have your Xbox 360 hooked up to the Internet, and why wouldn’t you, quite frankly, then it will update itself tomorrow to the latest version of the Xbox Live dashboard. And this upgrade brings television and movies galore to the games console.
We have known this large and rather impressive Xbox Live upgrade was coming since the beginning of October, and it’s finally set to land on the Xbox 360 consoles of gamers tomorrow (Tuesday, Dec. 6, 2011).
Everything is pretty much as expected, with a host of broadcasters and content providers partnering with Microsoft to have their movies and television shows available to watch directly through the online service. Bravo, ESPN, HBO, Syfy, BBC, Canal+, FOXTEL, MediaSet, and ZDF are just a few of the names launching on Xbox Live, with many in the U.S., others in countries around the world.
They’re not all free: an Xbox Live Gold subscription is a must, while many of the individual companies have their own subscription packages. But that doesn’t take away from the joy of having all these services available on the one set-top box. One which has 35 million users.
The series Lidia’s Italy follows Chef Lidia Bastianich.
Lidia travels across italy to try local specialties from Italy’s most famous cities.
The series then cuts back to Lidia’s American kitchen, where she shows how to make some of these dishes.
I Hate My Teenage Daughteris a situation comedy television series produced by Fox Network that premiered in November of 2011.
Created by Sherry Bilsing and Ellen Kreamer I Hate My Teenage Daughter follows the story of two best friends and single mums Annie (played by Jaime Pressly) and Nikki (played by Katie Finneran). They are afraid their entitled and spoiled teenage daughters are turning into kids who used to mock and tease them in high school. They will do everything in their power to prevent that and make a few mistakes along the way.
I Hate My Teenage Daughter is currently in its first season.
The Exes is a situation comedy television series produced by TV Land that premiered in November of 2011.
Created by Mark Reisman The Exes follows the story of Stuart (played by David Alan Basche), a recently divorced man. When his divorce attorney Holly (played by Kristen Johnston) introduces him to two divorced men as potential new roommates everyone has hesitations about the arrangement. But Holly who also happens to be their landlord and lives across the hall is on hand to help them get along. They all help Stuart come to terms with his newly single life.
The Exes is currently in its first season.
I don’t know about you but the TV set which sits in the corner of my living room is getting used less and less these days. All thanks to the Internet and its range of video content and catch-up services. And so we have the new YouTube design.
YouTube rolled out its new design on Dec. 1. And the complaints instantly began rolling in. Many people don’t like the changes that have been made. But they were necessary changes for YouTube to become the media center it hopes to, and that Google hopes it to.
Despite the complaints I think YouTube has got the redesign pretty much spot-on, though I’m sure it will be making changes based on the feedback in the coming weeks.
All YouTube is doing is evolving: transitioning from a destination where we watch a solitary video of a cat being cute to watching multiple videos created by dedicated video producers. This is the new YouTube, which is very different from the old YouTube.
