Awful Announcing
"For all those who cheered Mox's refrain, ‘I don't want your life,’ as well as all those who never heard of the West Canaan Coyotes, we're thrilled to bring Varsity Blues to Quibi and into the 21st century!"
The First Day focuses on one of Herren's presentations to kids about substance abuse, and is told primarily through shots of the audience.
"The Heritage: Black Athletes, a Divided America, and the Politics of Patriotism," a 2018 release from Beacon Press, is now going to be made into a docuseries by Maverick TV. Sacha Jenkins (Wu-Tang Clan: Of Mics and Men, Burn Motherf*cker Burn) is attached as executive producer.
The film dives into the ending of the 1995 Mariners season, their run to the ALCS, and their quest for a new stadium.
'Q Ball' follows the San Quentin Warriors basketball team (of California's San Quentin Prison), and premieres May 28 on FS1.
Topics include Hogan's incredible comeback story and a look at why the Open is only now returning to Ireland after 68 years.
Qualified will premiere on ESPN at 9 p.m. Eastern on May 28.
Will this be the competitive eating documentary you've been yearning for all of these years?
A two hour 30 for 30 might have been too ambitious
Two Yogi Berra focused films are in the works.
Jonathan Hock previously directed 30 for 30 installments "Survive and Advance," "One And Not Done," "Of Miracles and Men," and "The Best That Never Was." His latest project is a 30 for 30 on Felipe López.
Drew Brees, Tony Parker, Michael Finley, and Derrick Brooks are executive producers here.
A spec script has been written, but it's very early in the filmmaking process.
