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Mexican GP attracts largest-ever US television audience on ESPN
The 2023 Mexico City Grand Prix may not have gone the way local fans trackside were hoping for, but the event attracted its highest-ever US television audience since returning to the Formula 1 calendar in 2015. According to Blackbook Motorsport, the Dinsey-owned sports network ESPN saw an average live audience of 1.46 million for the…
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Hawaii’s film and television prepares for its return
HONOLULU (KHON2) — Hundreds of people who work behind the scenes in Hawaii’s multi-million dollar film and television industry said they are affected by the strikes, too. Business leaders said some impacts will be felt into the new year, but lawmakers are looking at ways to expand opportunities. Check out more news from around Hawaii…
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Bloomington Cable Television, Nov. 10-16
Cable Channel 14/859 TV Listing Friday, Nov. 10 × This page requires Javascript. Javascript is required for you to be able to read premium content. Please enable it in your browser settings. Featured Local Savings
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The Curse: only a name as big as Emma Stone could make TV this squirm-in-your-seat good
Sometimes, you really do feel they’ve made a show just for you. I think this is what the hyper-concept of “fandom” (which has receded a little in the last couple of years, have you noticed? You’re allowed to post that you don’t think Marvel is important without a teenager sending a bullet to your home…
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BoxingScene.com’s Television Pick of The Week
Pick It: Shabaz Masoud vs. Jose Sanmartin (Saturday, DAZN, 2:00 PM EST) 27-year old junior featherweight Shabaz Masoud (11-0, 4 KO) is rising quickly in the division. With less than a dozen fights, he is already ranked sixth by the WBA. Rankings can vanish as quickly as they accumulate and a seasoned veteran could…
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KOOK’s first broadcast in 1953 leads to KTVQ and Montana Television Network
Seventy years ago on Nov. 9 marked the beginning of what would lead to the Montana Television Network. KTVQ TV, which was first called KOOK TV in Billings, started in 1953. The first broadcast did not happen in the current MTN building at 3203 3rd Avenue North, but was actually in a building on Sacrifice…
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TV tonight: an emotional but very funny last goodbye to Ghosts
Ghosts 8.30pm, BBC One “It only seems like yesterday that they arrived here and we couldn’t wait to get them out!” It’s the finale of the hit comedy – and the captain and co have until the end of the day to convince Alison and Mike not to sell Button House. But with Robin and…
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Carl Reiner had no idea that reruns of The Dick Van Dyke Show would still be on television today
Even if you’re a part of something great at the time of its conception, you can truly understand just how great it will be. Even if you’re aware that you’re onto something special at the time, it can be a bit rare to be fully aware of the future potential of something. Such was the…
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Tony Khan Will Address Vacated ROH Television Championship Situation On November 16th ROH TV
Last night’s AEW Dynamite saw Samoa Joe make his 18th successful defense of the ROH Television Championship, adding to his reign that lasted 575 days. The King of Television surprisingly vacated the title shortly afterward, claiming that he now has his eyes set on the AEW world championship. You can read about that here. Today,…
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Studios, SAG-AFTRA reach deal to end Hollywood actors’ strike
Studios, SAG-AFTRA reach deal to end Hollywood actors’ strike – CBS News Watch CBS News Thousands of actors in film and television were finally able to return to work Thursday after their union, SAG-AFTRA, reached a deal with studios and streaming companies to end a strike that had lasted nearly four months. SAG-AFTRA President Fran…