MONDAY, JANUARY 12
All press conferences will take place in the Huntington Ballroom at The Langham unless otherwise noted
CBS PRESENTS:
7:00AM REGISTRATION OPENS
8:00AM SURVIVOR BREAKFAST – CELEBRATING
15 Years/30 Seasons
Outwit. Outplay. Outlast. On February 25th, SURVIVOR will celebrate 15 Years and 30 Seasons as the show that launched a phenomenon. Please join us for a hot breakfast (insect free…we promise!). Test your knowledge of SURVIVOR, your skills in challenges and recall some of the most memorable moments from the longest running reality-competition show on TV.
9:00-9:30AM CBS ENTERTAINMENT EXECUTIVE SESSION
Nina Tassler, Chairman, CBS Entertainment
9:45-10:15AM “THE DOVEKEEPERS” FIRST-LOOK TRAILER AND Q&A
Cote de Pablo
Rachel Brosnahan
Kathryn Prescott
Diego Boneta
Roma Downey, Executive Producer
10:30-11:00AM “THE ODD COUPLE”
Matthew Perry, Star/Executive Producer
Thomas Lennon
Wendell Pierce
Lindsay Sloane
Yvette Nicole Brown
Bob Daily, Executive Producer
Garry Marshall, Executive Consultant
11:00-11:30AM BREAK TIME
11:30-12:00PM “CSI: CYBER”
Patricia Arquette
James Van Der Beek
Peter MacNicol
Charley Koontz
Shad Moss
Hayley Kiyoko
Mary Aiken, Cyber Psychologist/Producer
Pam Veasey, Executive Producer/Showrunner
Anthony E. Zuiker, Executive Producer
12:15-12:45PM “THE LATE LATE SHOW WITH JAMES CORDEN”
James Corden, Host
Ben Winston, Executive Producer
Rob Crabbe, Executive Producer
SHOWTIME PRESENTS:
12:00PM REGISTRATION OPENS
2:15–2:45PM SHOWTIME EXECUTIVE SESSION:
David Nevins, President of Showtime Networks
3:00–3:45PM “PENNY DREADFUL” AN INSIDE LOOK AT SEASON
TWO
Josh Hartnett
Timothy Dalton
Harry Treadaway
Helen McCrory
John Logan, Creator, Executive Producer
4:00–4:45PM “NURSE JACKIE” FINAL SEASON PANEL
Edie Falco
Merritt Wever
Paul Schulze
Dominic Fumusa
Anna Deavere Smith
Stephen Wallem
Clyde Phillips, Executive Producer
5:00–5:45PM SEXUALITY AND TELEVISION: A FEMALE PERSPECTIVE
Maura Tierney, The Affair
Sarah Treem, The Affair, Creator & Executive Producer/Showrunner
Caitlin FitzGerald, Masters of Sex
Emmy Rossum, Shameless
Shanola Hampton, Shameless
Nancy M. Pimental, Shameless, Executive Producer
Wonder if CBS will follow in the CW's footsteps and announce early renewals.
ReplyDeleteSame. It'll ease some worrying.
ReplyDeleteIm patiently waiting for those Penny Dreadfull news
ReplyDeleteShowtime's Sexuality and Television: A female perspective will be one of the best things at the TCAs.
ReplyDeleteCBoringS better announce The Good Wife's renewal (ok, I'll wait until march), not even a glimpse about Late Show with Colbert? Meh.
CBS sticks Battle Creek on Sundays on doesn't even bring it to the TCAs. Hmm...
ReplyDeleteAt least we know that ABC won't be doing that, lol
ReplyDeleteNothing is still less embarrassing than cancelling a panel like ABC did to Killer Women.
ReplyDeleteThat's exactly what I thought. It's clear CBS has a lot more faith that CSI:Cyber can do better than Stalker after CM. CBS has to be pleased with PA GG win. The network really was smart to finally add a female-driven procedural after so many years since CC, GW and Medium and they picked the right actor to do it.
ReplyDeleteUgh at them waiting until Upfronts and then announcing renewals one by one instead of in one press release. LOL.
ReplyDeleteColbert's not even going to be on until the fall. They'll more than make up for his absence here at summer TCA.
ReplyDeleteHow to Get Away with Murder renewed by ABC by surprise of no one.
ReplyDeleteFriday, may 8th, barely at the upfronts
Sexuality and Television is always a highlight but i'm still waiting for the boys/men to catch up with the women.Its been a long time coming....
ReplyDeleteLast panel sounds really interesting, I like it when they do things like that, Comic Con had some interesting female centric panels last year.
ReplyDeleteNO EVA GREEN AGAIN. Uh
ReplyDeleteShowtime presents Sexuality & Television: A Female Perspective
ReplyDeletePanelists include actresses and producers from our hit shows The Affair, Masters of Sex, and Shameless.