My vote is “no.” I don't like any of it. What the November Sweeps have so far meant all over the tube is a lot of good-byes. In the case of the announced endings of “Dollhouse,” “Hank,” and “Eastwick,” let us sing “hallelujah” in response. (And now turn to Page 28 in your TV Guide for the Benediction.)
To a TV executive, I’d imagine the phrase “special guest stars Elizabeth Banks and Edward Norton” would conjure up images of creative brilliance and ratings gold.
On the eve of accepting the country's top history prize at a ceremony Friday in Ottawa, Canadian actor-director Paul Gross described feeling "like a bit of an impostor" as he prepared to join the likes of Jack Granatstein, Charlotte Gray and Peter C. Newman as a winner of the Pierre Berton Award for popularizing Canadian history.
