TV Tonight 10th of April 2012

TV Tonight 10th of April 2012

The daily list in alphabetical order, of all the new episodes airing.

    16 & Pregnant S04E04: "Lindsey"
    60 Minute Makeover S09E10: "Series 9, Episode 10"
    Allerslechtste Chauffeur Van Nederland, De S02E01
    American Experience S24E06: "Grand Coulee Dam"
    Animal 24:7 S08E07: "Series 8, Episode 7"
    Battleground S01E09: "TBA"
    Best Ink S01E03: "Emotional Skin-Pact"
    Big Brother Sverige S08E45: "Del 45"
    Body Of Proof S02E20: "Mind Games"
    Bomb Patrol Afghanistan S01E13: "Route X (2)"
    Bondi Vet S04E10: "Season 4, Episode 10"
    Chelsea Lately S06E61
    Chopped S11E09: "Ready, Set, Escargot!"
    Come Dine With Me S18E74: "Series 18, Episode 62"
    Conan S02E76: "Phil & Willie Robertson, M. Ward"
    Cougar Town S03E07: "You Can Still Change Your Mind"
    Dance Academy S02E18: "Catch Me If I Fall"
    Dance Moms: Miami S01E02: "Moms Making Waves"
    Dancing With the Stars (US) S14E07: "Season 14, Episode 7"
    Days of our Lives S47E107: "Ep. #11817"
    Deadliest Catch S08E01: "Season 8, Episode 1"
    Deal Or No Deal (UK) S07E207: "Episode 1887"
    Doctors S14E05: "Reality Check"
    Doomsday Preppers S01E10: "Disaster Doesn't Wait"
    Dream Machines S01E01: "Pilot"
    EastEnders S28E59: "April 10, 2012"
    Emmerdale S41E85: "April 10, 2012"
    Facejacker S02E03: "Series 2, Episode 3"
    Fashion Star S01E05: "Living Department Store Window"
    Four In A Bed S03E22: "Hotel Continental"
    General Hospital (US) S50E07: "#12535"
    Giuliana & Bill S05E02: "The Booby Trap"
    Glee S03E15: "Big Brother"
    Go Girls S04E09: "TBA"
    Goede Tijden, Slechte Tijden S22E157: "Season 22, Episode 157"
    Great British Menu S07E02: "The Olympic Feast - 2"
    Haiyore! Nyaruko-san S01E01: "Episode 1"
    Hardcore Pawn S05E17: "Millionaire Mayhem"
    Hit the Road Jack S01E04: "Manchester"
    Holby City S14E26: "Equilibrium"
    Hollyoaks S18E72: "April 10, 2012"
    Home and Away (AU) S25E57: "Episode 5492"
    Horizon S50E14: "Beating Cancer"
    Horrible Histories S04E02: "Series 4, Episode 2"
    Hotel cæsar S28E179: "Season 28, Episode 179"
    Jeopardy! S28E147: "Show #6352"
    Jimmy Kimmel Live S09E235
    Justified S03E13: "Slaughterhouse"
    Kimi to Boku S02E02: "Mary`s Christmas"
    Last Call with Carson Daly S10E38
    Last Man Standing S01E21: "Wherefore Art Thou, Mike Baxter"
    Late Night with Jimmy Fallon S02E250
    Late Show with David Letterman S19E54
    Let's Stay Together S02E14: "An Even More Indecent Proposal"
    Level Up S01E11: "Charm Bracelet"
    Live with Regis and Kelly S29E160
    NCIS S09E20: "The Missionary Position"
    NCIS: Los Angeles S03E20: "Patriot Acts"
    Neighbours S28E67: "Episode 6377"
    New Girl S01E20: "Normal"
    Pointless S06E40: "Series 6, Episode 40"
    Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is S06E12
    Queen's Blade: Rurou no Senshi S03E02
    Raising Hope S02E21: "Inside Probe"
    Ringer S01E21: "It's Called Improvising, Bitch!"
    River City S10E31: "Episode 775"
    Rory McGrath's Pub Dig S01E02: "Episode 2"
    Supersize vs Superskinny S05E07: "Saskia Roberts / Nick Harvey"
    The Biggest Loser S13E15: "Season 13, Episode 15"
    The Bold and the Beautiful S26E13: "Ep. #6297"
    The Chase (2009) S05E46: "Series 5, Episode 46"
    The Colbert Report S08E49: "Richard Hersh"
    The Daily Show S17E85: "Elon Musk"
    The Ellen DeGeneres Show S09E135
    The Estate S01E03: "Episode 3"
    The Game S05E13: "Derwin's About to Go H.A.M."
    The Hairy Bikers' Bakeation S01E05: "Austria"
    The Jeremy Kyle Show S07E145
    The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson S08E58
    The Project S04E85: "Series 4, Episode 85"
    The Real Housewives Of Orange County S07E09
    The Syndicate (UK) S01E03: "Episode 3"
    The Talk S02E142: "Season 2, Episode 142"
    The Tonight Show with Jay Leno S19E276
    The View S15E135: "Steve Harvey, Krysten Ritter, Dreama Walker"
    The Voice (US) S02E13: "Week 10 Part 2"
    The Young and the Restless S40E12: "Ep. #9881"
    Thuis S17E162: "Season 17, Episode 162"
    Top Shot S04E09: "The Longest Shot"
    Totally Bonkers Guinness World Records S01E05: "Episode 5"
    True Life S12E12: "I'm Addicted To Sex"
    Unforgettable S01E20: "You Are Here"
    Zetman S01E02: "In the Fire"
    Интерны S06E10: "Совместная жизнь"

ReelzChannel Acquires Second Original Drama Series

ReelzChannel Acquires Second Original Drama Series

ReelzChannel has acquired spy thriller action series XIII, starring Stuart Townsend and Aisha Tyler. Named for the Roman numeral tattooed on his neck, XIII (Townsend) is a former secret operative who has been stripped of his memory.

Hunted by a dark anti-government organization, XIII searches for clues that will uncover the secret that makes him so valuable—and so potentially dangerous. Jones (Tyler) is a government agent and XIII’s most loyal ally. XIII will premiere in June, following the season finale of ReelzChannel’s first acquired original series, True Justice, starring Steven Seagal.

XIII was developed and produced by Jay Firestone’s Prodigy Pictures and Luc Besson’s French production company EuropaCorp Television based on Jean Van Hamme’s adrenaline-fueled graphic novels.

Sony to Cut 10,000 Jobs Worldwide

Sony to Cut 10,000 Jobs Worldwide

Sony will cut 10,000 jobs from its global workforce, according to a report in Japanese business daily The Nikkei.

Half of the cuts are expected to be accounted for by the disposal of the conglomerate’s chemical and midsize LCD operations, with the rest spread across the company, the report said, without citing sources.

There are no details as to whether the cuts will fall more heavily in Japan or overseas. Sony’s global workforce, including at subsidiaries, totals more than 168,000.

Sony is forecasting a 220 billion ($2.7billion) loss for the financial year that ended on March 31.Chairman Howard Stringer and six other executives will give up their bonuses to take responsibility for the red ink, according to The Nikkei.

Kazuo Hirai, who took over as president and CEO from Stringer last week, faces the challenge of returning Sony to the black after four straight years of red ink. 

Hirai will brief analysts and the media on Thursday this week at Sony’s HQ in Tokyo on his strategy for turning the electronics to entertainments giant around.

Kristen Wiig Talks Leaving 'SNL,' Character Inspirations on Alec Baldwin's Podcast

Kristen Wiig Talks Leaving 'SNL,' Character Inspirations on Alec Baldwin's Podcast

The longtime star of the sketch comedy show wouldn't speculate as to when she'd exit, but admitted that saying goodbye will be quite difficult.

Kristen Wiig has had confirmed Saturday night plans for the past seven years, but will her long-running reservation at 30 Rock in Manhattan soon be coming to an end?

Having made the transition from sketch series ensemble player to bonafide movie star with last spring's Bridesmaids, speculation about Wiig's future on Saturday Night Live has swirled for the past year -- a report last week even said that she and co-stars Andy Samberg and Jason Sudeikis, who have also made the transition to film, will be leaving at the end of this season. But in her interview on Alec Baldwin's podcast Here's the Thing, Wiig seemed much less sure of any decision.

When Baldwin asserted that she'd be leaving this year, Wiig answered, "I don't know," though she did acknowledge that her contract was expiring, adding, "Well, everyone has to leave." Still, the idea of leaving Studio 8H behind left her quite sad.

"I will say that when I do leave it’s not because I’m sick of it and not because I see something better or anything like that," she said. "It’s just that it’s time. When I do leave, it will be the hardest thing. I mean, you know. You’re there for a week and on Saturday night you’re sad because you leave these people."

Wiig continued, talking about the helter-skelter, rushed nature of the show and the closeness it fosters between cast members.

"Being surrounded by creative people and knowing that you’re all in it together, and you’re putting on a show, you’re all pushing this huge boulder together – every Saturday you do something that you’re scared to do – I think I will miss that feeling," she added.

But it wasn't all looking backwards when it came to the famed comedy institution; Wiig also discussed how being on the show helped her carve out her highly unique niche.

"That, I have to say, one of the greatest gifts that I’ve gotten from SNL is getting out of my comfort zone," she offered. "I realized, and I think Lorne [Michaels] realized probably the first handful of years that I was there, most of my characters were ladies in their 40s with short hair and weird sweaters, that no one wanted at their dinner party. The good thing about being at SNL, for me creatively, is to think, 'Okay, I’m comfortable enough. I really want to try something that’s not something that I normally do.'"

"That’s when I actually first came up with the character Shana, the one that’s sexy but then gross things," she continued. "I was like, 'I really want to write a character that looks kind of good but blank,' and that’s where the flirting lady came from, too. I didn’t really know what that was going to be. None of it was on the page when we wrote it."

As for her future beyond SNL, Wiig spoke about Imogene, which she wrote and will co-star in with Annette Bening, and some more dramatic projects she wants to pursue. She's also in talks to co-star with Ben Stiller in The Secret Life of Walter Mitty and will co-star with Robert De Niro in The Comedian.

Sofia Vergara: 'America welcomed me with pulled-down pants'

Sofia Vergara: 'America welcomed me with pulled-down pants'

Sofia Vergara has said that American men made her feel welcome.

The Modern Family actress, who hosted Saturday Night Live last night (April 7), only had good things to say about America in her opening monologue.

"I always heard that immigrants had a really hard life when they came to America," Vergara said.

"But when I showed up here, everyone was so nice!" she continued. "The men bought me drinks and offered me a place to sleep. This country welcomed me with open arms and pulled-down pants."

Vergara recently declared that hosting SNL is an honour, adding that the sketch comedy show is an American tradition.

The Colombian star was joined by musical guests One Direction, who made their Saturday Night Live debut.

Jennifer Love Hewitt: 'Client List co-star Cybill Shepherd is funny'

Jennifer Love Hewitt: 'Client List co-star Cybill Shepherd is funny'

Jennifer Love Hewitt has said that working with Cybill Shepherd on her new series The Client List has been wonderful.

Hewitt stars as a spa worker-turned-call girl in the show, with Shepherd playing her mother and Colin Egglesfield her brother-in-law.

Discussing The Client List with Collider, the actress said she loves working with three-time Golden Globe winner Shepherd.

"She lights the set. All the lighting that you see on the series is pretty much just Cybill being in the room," Hewitt joked. "She is hysterical. I love her to pieces. She's just an awesome lady."

She continued: "There was no way that I was going to do the series without her. It's just great. We have a really good time."

Hewitt's breakthrough performance came on the hit series Part of Five, leading her to star in the films I Know What You Did Last Summer, Heartbreakers and The Tuxedo.

She explained that she really has no preference for film or television work.

"I like them both, for different reasons. Films are amazing. To be a part of a movie is the greatest. It's so historic and exciting," she said. "Television, for me, is great because I love to act, every day.

"I love to work that muscle. I love to learn, and I love to be able to just do what I love. It's when I'm at my best. So, I love TV for that reason because it's every day."

'Celebrity Deal or No Deal' opens with 2m viewers on Easter Sunday

'Celebrity Deal or No Deal' opens with 2m viewers on Easter Sunday

Celebrity Deal or No Deal made its debut last night (Easter Sunday) with 2 million viewers, overnight figures show.

The Noel Edmonds gameshow pulled in 1.77m (7.3%) in the 8pm hour and 253k (1%) on Channel 4 +1 for Jimmy Carr's game, which saw the comic pick up £750 for charity and kicked off a special run of primetime shows.

Damian Lewis's Homeland followed with a solid 1.82m (7.4%) and 336k (1.7%) on +1.

Fellow US drama Once Upon a Time, launching to a high audience last week, retained a decent 1.67m (6.9%) for Channel 5 at 8pm (+1: 103k/0.4%). Royal documentary William and Kate: One Year On enthralled 1.69m (7.6%) at 7pm.

Over on BBC Two, the Masters Golf final scored 2.16m (11.4%) between 7pm and 12.45am, with a peak of 2.8m watching at 11.30pm.

Elsewhere, Julian Fellowes's Titanic sunk to a disappointing average of 3.17m (11.8%) for ITV1 at 9pm (+1: 364k/1.9%). The mini-series, which premiered with nearly 7m, concludes next week.

Des O'Connor's return to ITV primetime went down without much fanfare, with 3.46m (14.5%) tuning in at 7.30pm (+1: 172k/0.7%), while All Star Family Fortunes had 3.37m (16.3%) at 6.30pm (+1: 102k/0.4%).

Meanwhile on BBC One, Countryfile (5.19m/23.4%), Antiques Roadshow (5.4m/22.2%) and Silent Witness (5.88m/23.8%) all posted slot-winning numbers.

This meant that BBC One led primetime with 22.6%, ahead of ITV1's 12.5% (+1: 0.8%), BBC Two's 9.2%, Channel 4's 6.6% (+1: 1.3%), and Channel 5's 5.6% (+1: 0.4%).

BBC Three's Shrek the Third logged 1.23m (5%) at 8.25pm, and was one of the most-watched multichannel shows.

The digital channel's repeat of The Voice UK took 727k (3.2%) at 7pm, while Britain's Got Talent - repeated on ITV2 at 4.15pm - managed a superior 751k (4.9%) and 179k (1%) on timeshift.