WIOU

Série télévisée
1990–1991
1h

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Helen Shaver, Mariette Hartley, John Shea, and Harris Yulin in WIOU (1990)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueThe TV network sends Hank Zaret to be news director of station WNDY (known as WIOU to the staff). The news co-anchors are Neal Frazier and Kelby Robinson. Eddie Bock and Taylor Young are rep... Tout lireThe TV network sends Hank Zaret to be news director of station WNDY (known as WIOU to the staff). The news co-anchors are Neal Frazier and Kelby Robinson. Eddie Bock and Taylor Young are reporters, Liz McVay is the executive producer, Ann Hudson is a field producer (who is dating... Tout lireThe TV network sends Hank Zaret to be news director of station WNDY (known as WIOU to the staff). The news co-anchors are Neal Frazier and Kelby Robinson. Eddie Bock and Taylor Young are reporters, Liz McVay is the executive producer, Ann Hudson is a field producer (who is dating Rick Singer), Willis Teitlebaum is a news intern (with a crush on Ann), and Marc Adamson ... Tout lire

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Récompenses
- 2 nominations au total

Épisodes18

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1 Saison2 ans

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Anecdotes
The show drew some controversy over how similar the program was to the Canadian TV newsroom drama E.N.G. reporters de choc (1989)

Connexions
Referenced in You Don't Know Jack: Television (1997)

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9/10

WIOU was great TV

I loved this show and am glad someone remembers it besides me. I will fondly recall it as the show that introduced me to Rosie Perez. She was (and is) a firecracker. I cannot believe there were 18 episodes. I only caught about half, if that. It had an amazing cast, compelling stories and great acting.

All the shows I like are usually canceled quickly. Looking at the cast, I cannot believe the number of them that have had distinguished careers. I think it was closer in tone to the Lou Grant series, but much better. I never warmed to Lou Grant in the drama world.