Crusoe

Charlie Hunnam from F/X's "Sons of Anarchy"

source: Salon

We're supposed to be excited to watch two guys fiddling with bamboo pea-shooters on NBC's "Crusoe"? NBC's "Knight Rider" is a big hit? ... and more »

Published Sat, Nov 21

Australia TV set for kids' bonanza

source: Hollywood Reporter

The NBC-Crusoe joint venture, Kids Co. launched Sunday on Foxtel and Austar's pay-TV platforms to over 2.3 million Australian homes, and the BBC's CBeebies ...

Published Tue, Nov 17

TODAY Show: '' Stars Stop by TODAY

source: vodpod.com

Oct. 17: Philip Winchester and Tongayi Chirisa chat with the TODAY hosts about their new NBC show “Crusoe.”Added: October 20, 2008 Air date ... vodpod.com

Published Fri, Jun 12

Herald & Review, Decatur, Ill., Tim Cain Column: Tim Cain Column ...

source: California Chronicle

 CA in theory promising regular new programming, but some of its "new" shows -- "My Own Worst Enemy," "Crusoe," "Kings" -- failed so dismally, it was easy to forget they were part of an overall strategy.) The most significant move on the NBC schedule, ...

Published Thu, May 28

2008-09 TV season in review: the good, the bad, the goners

source: blogs.pioneerlocal.com

 Algonquin There were also some major meltdowns -- the CW scrapped its entire new Sunday night lineup; NBC saw "Kath & Kim," "Night Rider," "My Own Worst Enemy," "Kings" and "Crusoe" all fail; while ABC's sophomore shows, "Dirty, Sexy Money," "Pushing Daisies" ...

Published Mon, May 25

ABC Bows Most New Shows for Fall Season

source: Television Broadcast

 VA Gone are last year's, “My Own Worst Enemy,” “Knight Rider,” “Kath & Kim,” “Crusoe” and “America's Toughest Jobs.” Dead alumni include “Deal or No Deal,” “Lipstick Jungle,” and “Life.” CBS will roll out five new shows in the fall comprising 4.5 hours, ...

Published Mon, May 25

Las Vegas Review-Journal Christopher Lawrence Column: LIFE ON THE ...

source: California Chronicle

 CA But while NBC partnered with a British production company for its fall ratings dud "Crusoe" -- which shouldn't be held against any of these new dramas -- the networks haven't been involved in international series on this scale since several of the ...

Published Sun, May 24

ABC, NBC plan divergent fall strategies

source: The Spokesman Review

MiamiHerald.com  WA Despite rumors of impending demise, NBC renewed “Law & Order” and “Chuck.” The network loses “My Name Is Earl,” “Medium” (which moves to CBS), “My Own Worst Enemy,” “Knight Rider,” “Lipstick Jungle,” “Kath & Kim,” “ER,” “Crusoe,” “Life” and “Deal or No ...

Published Thu, May 21