A CYNOPSIS MESSAGE FROM DISCOVERY COMMUNICATIONS

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CYNOPSIS
02.27.17

 

Good morning. It’s Monday February 27, 2017 and this is your first early morning briefing.

 

Tonight’s Premiere:
ABC: When We Rise at 9p
A&E: Cold Case Files at 9p
Comedy: The High Court at 11:59p
Great American Country: Alaska Off the Grid at 9p
ID: Obsession: Dark Desires at 10p
NBC: The Voice at 8p, Taken at 10p
Pasiones: Avenida Brasil at 6p
PBS: Africa’s Great Civilizations at 9p
truTV: Chris Webber’s Full Court Pranks t 10p

 

Tonight’s Finale:       
Freeform:Beyond at 9p

 

There were two sets of thank you speeches for best picture at the Oscars last night. Presenter Warren Beatty opened the envelope, hesitated, and handed it to co-presenter Faye Dunaway, who announced La La Land as the winner. But in fact Moonlight was the victor. Informed of the mistake, La La Land producer Jordan Horowitz said from the stage, “There’s a mistake. Moonlight, you guys won best picture.” Beatty explained he had opened the envelope and it read Emma Stone. Accounting firm Pricewaterhouse Coopers said they “deeply regret” the mistake.
 
Other winners included Emma Stone (La La Land) as Best Actress, Casey Affleck (Manchester by the Sea) as Best Actor, Mahershala Ali (Moonlight) as Supporting Actor, Viola Davis (Fences) as Supporting Actress and Damien Chazelle (La La Land) as Best Director.

Actor Bill Paxton died on Saturday due to complications from surgery. He was 61. Paxton, whose television credits include HBO’s Big Love and History Channel’s Hatfields & McCoys, also starred in CBS’s Training Day, just launched February 2. “We are truly devastated at the passing of our friend Bill Paxton,” said Training Day producer Jerry Bruckheimer. “He was a tremendously talented actor, and a wonderful man beloved by the entire Training Day cast and crew…. He will be missed more than we can possible express.”

CBS yanked Doubt from the schedule after two episodes. The legal drama premiered to 5.29 million viewers and .8 among A18-49 in Live+SD Nielsens, dropping to 4 million viewers and .6 in the demo its second time out. Season 2 of Criminal Minds: Beyond Borders will launch Wednesday, March 8 at 10p, replacing the Katherine Heigl starrer in the time period. A rerun of Bull will fill the slot on March 1.

ComScore CEO Gian Flugoni told investors on Friday that the company expects its ExtendedTV product, measuring content across linear, time-shifted and digital, to be released later this year, coinciding with the release of its new data processing platform. “ExtendedTV really lives up to its name because it allows the content owners and advertisers to see how TV programming extends across platforms and screens, and to truly understand the unduplicated reach of individual television shows,” said Fulgoni.

Despite comments Ryan Murphy made on Bravo’s Watch What Happens Live, an upcoming American Horror Story won’t be focused on the 2016 presidential election. Murphy clarified his position at the Publicists Guild Awards Luncheon, where he accepted an award for Television Showmanship of the Year. “The themes of American Horror Story have always been allegories. You will not see Trump and Clinton as characters on the show,” Murphy said, explaining of his comments to Watch host Andy Cohen thus: “They gave me 3 martinis in 20 minutes!” But with Sarah Paulson (The People v. O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story) on hand to present his award, Murphy added, “Now as I look over at Sarah Paulson, I think of Kellyanne Conway. I don’t know, I might be rewriting!”

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After Trump tweeted Saturday that he would not be attending the White House Correspondents’ Association Dinner on April 29, White House deputy press secretary Sarah Huckabee offered an explanation on ABC’s This Week with George Stephanopoulos. “I think it’s kind of naïve of us to think that we can all walk into a room for a couple of hours and pretend that some of that tension isn’t there,” said Huckabee. “One of the things we say in the South is, if a Girl Scout egged your house, would you buy cookies from her?” To which Stephanopoulos replied, “I think a lot would argue the eggs have gone both ways on that.” The last president to skip the dinner was Ronald Reagan, but that was because he was recovering from a 1981 assassination attempt – and Reagan still called in to the event via phone.

Huckabee’s comments, of course, came after White House strategist Steve Bannon, speaking at the Conservative Political Action Conference, referred to the media as the “opposition party” and said the relationship between the press and the White House is “going to get worse.” And the next day, it did. CNN, the New York Times, the Los Angeles Times, Buzzfeed and Politico were blocked from an informal briefing, while conservative outlets Fox News, Breitbart and One America News Network did make the cut. “This is an unacceptable development by the Trump White House,” said CNN in a statement. “Apparently this is how they retaliate when you report facts they don’t like.” Ari Fleischer, press secretary under George W. Bush, had a different take on Trump during an interview on CNN, saying the president “is making journalism interesting and great again.”

Trump also helped make the Oscars funny again. It didn’t take long for host Jimmy Kimmel to take a jab at POTUS during last night’s Oscar’s broadcast. In his opening monologue, Kimmel thanked the president, noting, “Remember when last year the Oscars were considered racist?”, then said to French actress Isabelle Huppert (Elle), “I’m glad Homeland Security let you in tonight.” Of Meryl Streep, Kimmel noted the 20-time nominee’s “many uninspiring and overrated performances,” leading the audience to give Streep, called overrated by Trump, a standing ovation.

With shortened television seasons and a changing business model, formal contract negotiations between the Writers Guild of America and the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers, set to begin March 13, could be tricky. “Nobody wants to strike, but we are willing to if we have to,” one union member told Deadline coming out of a WGA informational meeting. The WGA’s last major strike, in 2007, lasted 100 days.

Research shows viewers don’t mind being marketed to as long as the content is entertaining  which is why hitting the branded content sweet spot is so important in this age of ad-blocking. Scripps Networks Interactive is one of the companies producing content that’s “actionable, aspirational and entertaining, appealing to both audiences and advertisers.” They’ll be offering insights and strategies for tomorrow’s webinar, Winning Strategies for Branded Content, along with success stories from The Weather Channel, Discovery Communications, ESPN and BEN. If producing branded content that hits the right note is part of your ad strategy, you’ll want to register here.

Science Channel has found its new Mythbusters. Rescue diver, pilot and drone enthusiast Brian Louden and product designer Jonathan Lung outlasted the competition on live finale Mythbusters: The Search. MythBusters ended a 14-year run on Science sister net Discovery in 20016.

Top 10 Weekend Domestic Box Office Estimates: February 24-26, 2017
Get Out (Universal) $30.5 million, opening weekend
The LEGO Batman Movie (Warner Bros.) $19.9 million (week 3), cume revenue $133.0 million
John Wick: Chapter Two (Lionsgate) $9.0 million (week 3), cume revenue $74.4 million
The Great Wall (Universal) $8.7 million (week 2), cume revenue $34.4 million
Fifty Shades Darker (Universal) $7.7 million (week 3), cume revenue $103.6 million
Fist Fight (Warner Bros.) $6.4 million (week 2), cume revenue $23.2 million
Hidden Figures (Fox) $5.9 million (week 10), cume revenue $152.8 million
La La Land (Lionsgate) $4.6 million (week 12), cume revenue $140.9 million
Split (Universal) $4.1 (week 6), cume revenue $130.8 million
Lion (Weinstein) $3.8 million (week 14), cume revenue $42.8 million
Source: comScore

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A CYNOPSIS MESSAGE FROM NCM

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Hour-long Smithsonian Channel special The Obama Years: The Power of Words, airing tonight at 8p, takes viewers inside President Barack Obama’s career through the prism of his speeches. “Historians are just beginning to debate the legacy of our 44th president, but most agree that one secret to his success was his use of the bully pulpit,” Charles Poe, SVP of production for Smithsonian Channel, tells Cynopsis. “We wanted to trace Barack Obama’s political career through a handful of speeches that are likely to be remembered – and hear behind-the-scenes stories, from key members of his administration, of how they came together, often under tremendous pressure. It’s more of a roller coaster than most viewers might expect, from the highs of Obama’s breakout 2004 convention speech to the heartbreaking aftermath of the Sandy Hook and Charleston shootings. As a writer before he became president, Obama was very involved in the speechwriting process, and this film offers a unique perspective on his defining moments.”

Tracy Morgan will headline a Netflix stand-up special, Staying Alive, launching globally May 16. The streaming service has also inked deals for specials from Chris Rock, Jerry Seinfeld, Amy Schumer and Dave Chappelle.

Haute stuff: TV5Monde USA is airing fashion documentary Yves Saint Laurent/Karl Lagerfeld: A War in Lace on Monday, March 27 at 9:30p, examining the designers’ impact on French society from the 1960s to the 2000s.

As part of its celebration of Women’s History Month, featuring daily Fuse.TV spotlights on women’s achievements, Fuse is offering a “Future Women’s History” music block from 3-4p on Saturday, March 4. Artists include Beyonce, Taylor Swift, Kiiara, Adele and more.

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A CYNOPSIS MESSAGE FROM CABLE CENTER

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Presented by The Cable Center
April 26, 2017 at the Grand Hyatt, Washington, D.C.
2017 Honorees
Steve Burke, CEO, NBCUniversal
Jill Campbell, EVP and COO, Cox Communications
Michael T. Fries, CEO, Liberty Global
Ken Lowe, Chairman, President and CEO, Scripps Networks Interactive
“The Sopranos,” television drama series; David Chase, creator; HBO
David Zaslav, President and CEO, Discovery Communications
www.cablehalloffame.com, 720-502-7500.

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BBC America’s Ripper Street starts its fifth and final season on Wednesday, March 8 at 11p. The show picks up days after the grisly death of Inspector Bennet Drake (Game of Thrones’ Jerome Flynn).

E! is offering the basic cable premiere of Fifty Shades of Grey on Sunday, March 5 at 7:30p, as an appetizer for the launch of its second scripted series, The Arrangement, at 10p. The new season of Keeping Up With the Kardashians premieres Sunday, March 12 at 9p.

The Television Academy added two new categories to the Primetime Emmy Awards: Outstanding Music Supervision and Outstanding Casting in a Reality Series. The Academy also divided the Outstanding Cinematography for a Single-Camera Series category into One-Hour and Half-Hour series. The 2017 televised awards take place September 17 on ABC.

New York Festivals International Television & Film Awards finalists were announced Friday, and include Nat Geo docs Before the Flood and Years of Living Dangerously, Showtime’s The Circus: Inside the Greatest Political Show on Earth, and HBO’s Vice Media. For a full list of nominees go here.

Machine Gun Kelly and Camila Cabello will perform their single, “Bad Things,” at the 2017 Kids Choice Awards. Hosted by WWE’s John Cena, show airs live Saturday, March 11 at 8p on Nickelodeon.

A federal judge trimmed an antitrust lawsuit Viamedia filed against Comcast last May in Illinois, but Viamedia is plowing ahead. Viamedia says it has plausibly alleged that Comcast is violating federal and state antitrust and tort laws by forcing competing satellite and cable TV providers to deal directly with Comcast if they want to advertise in regional markets, and that a November 4 court decision is unchanged by the more recent decision. The company is seeking not less than $75 million.

An LA court dismissed a lawsuit brought by actress Tatyana Ali (Fresh Prince of Bel-Air) last July against Warner Bros. and Telepictures that claimed the companies had stolen her idea for daytime talker The Real. Ali said she pitched the concept in 2012, and watched with “complete disbelief” when the show premiered in 2013. In the ruling, the court said Ali did not present “facts or concrete information protectable as a trade secret.”

Bradley Whitford (The West Wing) landed a series regular role in NBC comedy pilot The Sackett Sisters, about estranged sibs who perform an act of heroism.

Lea Michele was released from her Scream Queens deal to co-star in ABC’s comedy pilot from Hamilton’s Daveed Diggs. Queens has yet to receive a season 3 renewal from Fox.

Another Scream Queens alum, Keke Palmer, will play a case officer as a series regular in season 2 of Epix drama Berlin Station. Production begins next month.

Dylan McDermott (The Practice) was cast in a lead in Fox comedy pilot LA -> Vegas, set on weekend night flights from LA to Vegas.

Add Hope Davis (Allegiance), Vondie Curtis-Hall (Chicago Hope) and Rege-Jean Page (Roots) to the cast of ABC’s untitled Shondaland legal drama pilot, following newly-minted lawyers in NYC.

Ron Perlman (Sons of Anarchy) will play an eccentric multi-millionaire in Crackle original drama StartUp, currently in production in Puerto Rico.

Timothy Omundson (Galavant) will star opposite Carol Burnett in ABC pilot Household Name, about a family that gets a great deal on a house, but has to live with Burnett’s aging movie star character as part of the bargain.

David Castaneda (Sicaro) will be a series regular in an untitled CBS cop drama pilot focused on the members of a Mexican-American family.

Sandrine Holt (House of Cards) nabbed the female lead in ABC drama pilot Crossings, set in a future where refugees from a war-torn America are seeking asylum.

Robert Christopher Riley (Hit the Floor) will play the Carrington family’s chauffeur in CW’s Dynasty reboot pilot.

Charlie Barnett (Chicago Fire) takes on the role of a Special Ops intelligence officer in CW military drama pilot Valor.

Rounding out CW casting news: Cress Williams (Hart of Dixie) will star in the title role in CW pilot Black Lightning, based on the DC comic, and Alex McGregor (Of Kings and Prophets landed the female lead in drama pilot Searchers.

Trangender actress Rain Valdez will recur on season 2 of TV Land’s Lopez, returning Wednesday, March 29 at 10:30p.

Kathryn Morris (Cold Case) will star opposite Sarah Shahi in NBC drama pilot Reverie.

Smaller internet providers got a break from the FCC, which gave broadband providers with 250,000 or fewer subscription a five-year waiver on stricter reporting requirements meant to increase internet service provider transparency. “I firmly believe these ISPs should spend their limited capital building out better broadband to rural America  not hiring lawyers and accountants to fill out unnecessary paperwork demanded by Washington, D.C.,” said FCC chairman Ajit Pai. FCC Democrat Mignon Clyburn voted against the exemption, calling it part of “an ongoing quest to dismantle basic consumer protections.”

Go90 drama Preached launches today, with all episodes free on go90.com and the go90 app. Series follows the pastor with a non-traditional approach.

Bravo is teaming with Lay’s for a Top Chef live Quickfire Challenge on Thursday, March 2 at 8:35p, ahead of the season finale at 9p. Padma Lakshmi will host the event with judge and Top Chef Masters alum Art Smith. Fans can watch through a Facebook Live special presentation on the Top Chef page.

NBA programming ad revenue rose 21% for the first half of the season, to $430.1 million across TNT, ESPN, ESPN2, ABC and NBA TV, reports iSpot.tv. State Farm spend accounts for $14.9 million, followed by $12.7 for the NBA, $12.6 million for Verizon and $9.1 million for Taco Bell.

Ad revenue for the first January episode of NBC’s Saturday Night Live rose 34 percent versus the year prior, to $2.1 million, and the second episode that aired that month rose 22%, to $2.0 million. Cable news also saw nice ad revenue gains as President Trump made headlines, with an average 31.2% increase.

Disney XD is releasing 6 shorts, starting today, following the adventures of the five main characters in Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy, making its season 2 debut on Saturday, March 11 at 9p. Videos will be available on the Disney XD app, YouTube and VOD.

Former heavyweight champion Mike Tyson is partnering with Shots Studios for a sketch comedy series on YouTube. The show is planned for at least twice monthly starting in March.

 ITV ordered a new series from Plimsoll Productions featuring comedian and animal lover Alexander Armstrong. Teach My Pet to Do That will offer tricks, training tips and insights into animals’ intelligence.

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Projections from Zenith Media state that programmatic advertising will rise by 31% in 2017 – faster growth than any other digital channel, including social media & online video. And you can throw programmatic TV into that mix as well: According to eMarketer, it’ll be a $4.43 billion industry by 2018.

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The season premiere of Animal Planet’s The Zoo on February 17 was the network’s highest rated Prime Time series premiere among A25-54 (.40) in nearly two years; the series premiere recorded a .50 rating among W25-54 with an average of 1.1 million viewers for the hour in Live+3, pushing Animal Planet to rank among ad-supported cable’s Top 10 among Total Viewers P2+ in its time period (#9) and was up 74% versus Animal Planet’s 2017-to-date Prime Time average.

CMT limited series Sun Records debuted to 2.1 million total viewers and a .71 among A18-49 across four airings on CMT, Nick at Nite and TV Land on Thursday. The newcomer was preceded by a dramatic (in case you haven’t seen it) episode of Nashville on CMT, which delivered 2 million viewers and a .64 in the demo on CMT and Nick at Nite.

Univision’s Premio Lo Nuestro a la Musica Latina on Thursday averaged 3.5 million total viewers, 1.7 million A18-49 and 764,000 A18-34. It was the third most-watched program on broadcast among A18-34.

Live + Same Day Household Ratings: Wednesday, February 22, 2017 time period averages.
Source: NTI, Galaxy as dated. Live+SD
CBS: 3.1/6
Hunted 3.1/5, Criminal Minds 4.7/8, Doubt 2.7/5
NBC: 3.6/7
Blindspot 2.7/5, Law & Order: SVU 3.7/7, Chicago PD 4.3/8
ABC: 3.1/6
The Goldbergs 3.7/7, Speechless 3.2/6, Modern Family 4.0/7, black-ish 3.3/6, Match Game 2.3/4
FOX: 3.1/6
Lethal Weapon 3.8/7, Star 2.4/4
UNIVISION: 1.2/2
Pequenos Gigantes USA 1.0/2, Vino el Amor 1.2/2, El Color de la Pasion 1.3/2
TELE: 0.9/2
La Fan 0.6/1, La Dona 0.9/2, El Chema 1.2/2
CW: .8/1
Arrow .9/2, The 100 0.6/1

Wednesday A19-49: ABC 1.5/6, FOX 1.3/5, NBC 1.2/4, CBS 1.0/4, UNI .8/3, TELE .7/2, CW .4/2
Source: Nielsen

Marla Provencio, Executive Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer, ABC Entertainment, is leaving the company after 35+ years. “It is hard to think about the brand without her,” wrote ABC Entertainment President Channing Dungey in an email to staff. “Her contributions to our success and what we stand for are limitless.” Provencio will step back from day-to-day duties, but remain through June to help with the transition.

Public broadcasting pioneer Ward B. Chamberlin, Jr. died February 23. He was 95. Chamberlin had a key role if the creation of PBS and National Public Radio. “He had this great vision of what we could do with the public broadcasting service and the tenacity to follow through on it,” said Paula Kerger, president and chief executive of PBS.

Publicist Patty Freedman died February 17. She was 64. The co-owner of Andrew E. Freedman Public Relations had been an actress in earlier years, appearing on shows including The Love Boat, Happy Days and Dynasty.

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This Day in History: 1951 – The Twenty-second Amendment to the Constitution, which limits Presidents to 2 terms, was ratified.

Answer to Our Last Trivia Question: On The Andy Griffith Show (1960-1968), what was Ramona’s grandfather notorious for? “Rotten Ray” burnt down the town. Kudos to:
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Today’s Trivia Question: Who did TV Hillbilly Buddy Ebsen play in the 1993 film version of The Beverly Hillbillies? (Email [email protected] with your answer and be sure to include your name, company, city and time zone. Unofficial rules: A limit of four correct answers from each time zone will be selected.).

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WHAT’S ON TONIGHT – MONDAY FEBRUARY 27, 2017

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ABC: The Bachelor, When We Rise [p] 
CBS: Big Bang Theory, Man With a Plan, Superior Donuts, 2 Broke Girls, Scorpion
CW: Supergirl, Jane the Virgin 
FOX: 24: Legacy, APB
NBC: The Voice [p], Taken [p] 
PBS: Antiques Roadshow, Africa’s Greatest Civilizations [p] 
Telemundo: La Fan, La Dona, El Chema
Univision: Pequenos Gigante USA, Vino el Amor, El Color de la Pasion

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