Ted Lasso returns to the top of the digital demand list, while PAW Patrol holds the No. 2 spot in overall demand in Canada.
The Vancouver prodco known for pop culture-icon projects will follow Weekend at Bernie’s Andrew McCarthy as he reunites with prominent young actors who starred in coming-of-age films in the 1980s.
Blue Bloods and Survivor lead in the ratings.
James Bond film No Time to Die holds onto the top spot, followed by Halloween Kills and Venom: Let There be Carnage.
Ivan Grbovic’s Drunken Birds (Les Oiseaux ivres) remains at the top spot, with Alberic Aurteneche’s thriller La contemplation du mystère debuting at No. 3.
Distributor Espresso Media International acquires Rama Rau directed doc, Storyline prodcution Coven, Bell Media picks up new seasons of Graveyard Carz, while SBS Australia secures rights to Cream Production’s The Story of Late Night from Cineflix Rights.
PAW Patrol hits No. 2 in overall demand in Canada, while You lands on the digital originals chart at No. 4.
The pubcaster’s distribution arm sells factual programming from Kensington Communications, River Road Films, Grand Passage Media as well as Tiffany Hsiung’s short Sing Me a Lullaby.
9-1-1 leads ratings for the week, followed by fellow Global acquisitions NCIS and CSI: Vegas.
Drunken Birds (Les Oiseaux ivres) and Maria Chapdelaine crack the top 10, led by No Time to Die.
Ivan Grbovic’s Drunken Birds (Les Oiseaux ivres) debuts in the top spot, followed by Maria Chapdelaine and Night Raiders.
Plus: Experimental Forest Films and Women in the Director’s Chair name the latest cohorts for their respective initiatives.