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[07/29/16 - 10:33 AM] "The Circus" Returns This September for the Final Act of the 2016 Election Sunday night's episode marks the final episode in the series' summer run. |
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THE CIRCUS GOES "IN THE ARENA" ON SUNDAY JULY 31 ON SHOWTIME(R)
NEW YORK - July 29, 2016 - THE CIRCUS was in the middle of the action in Philadelphia amid boisterous infighting between steadfast Bernie Sanders supporters and triumphant Hillary Clinton delegates as they made her historical nomination official.
This week's episode of THE CIRCUS, Sunday at 8 p.m. ET/PT on SHOWTIME, features exclusive interviews from the floor of the Democratic National Convention where President Barack Obama, First Lady Michelle Obama and President Bill Clinton made their appeals for Hillary Clinton alongside a star-studded lineup of speakers. THE CIRCUS talks with Obama speechwriter Cody Keenan on what the President hopes to achieve by throwing his support behind his former rival. Cameras also capture the typically media-elusive Maggie Williams, longtime Clinton adviser and 2008 campaign manager.
Sunday night's episode marks the final episode in the series' summer run, until THE CIRCUS returns this September for the final act of the 2016 election and conclusion of The Greatest Political Show on Earth.
THE CIRCUS is produced in cooperation with Bloomberg Politics and features managing editors Mark Halperin and John Heilemann (co-authors of the New York Times best-sellers Game Change and Double Down, and co-hosts of the nightly political show "With All Due Respect" on Bloomberg Television) and noted campaign strategist Mark McKinnon. THE CIRCUS is produced by Left/Right, a part of Red Arrow Entertainment Group, for SHOWTIME. Mark Halperin, John Heilemann, Mark McKinnon, Banks Tarver and Ken Druckerman serve as executive producers.
Viewers can catch up on THE CIRCUS on SHOWTIME, SHOWTIME ON DEMAND(R), SHOWTIME ANYTIME(R) and the SHOWTIME streaming service. Listen to the THE CIRCUS podcast on iTunes or Play.it. For more information on THE CIRCUS, go to: http://s.sho.com/1REcPNv and follow @SHO_TheCircus on Twitter.
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[10/16/26 - 02:30 PM] Brewers Triumph on FS1 Delivers Most-Watched LCS Game 3 Telecast Since 2016 On FS1, Game 3 averaged 6,460,000 viewers.
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[10/16/26 - 01:12 PM] ESPN Documentary Film "The Endless Race" Premieres Oct. 29 on Hulu The film will also air Sunday, November 1 at 2 p.m. ET on ESPN and stream afterward on the ESPN App later that day.
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[10/16/26 - 12:34 PM] Season 5 of "True Detective" Starts Production in 2027 Nicolas Cage and Antonio Banderas will star in the anthology's next season.
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[10/16/26 - 12:15 PM] ESPN Collaborates with Ferg on New NBA Marketing Campaign Featuring Unreleased Tracks "Can't Stop Me" & "Aura" "Aura" debuts in ESPN creative on October 16 and aims to drive awareness of the major star-driven games on ESPN platforms to tip off the season, while the campaign began October 4 with "Can't Stop Me."
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[10/16/26 - 11:45 AM] "Dancing with the Stars" Scores with Show's "Super Bowl Night" In fact, among Adults 18-49, "Dancing with the Stars" grew for the fourth telecast in a row, hitting a season high and posting the show's best non-finale episode in over nine years.
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[10/16/26 - 11:00 AM] Video: Starz Unveils Opening Scene of Highly Anticipated "P-Valley" Final Season This will mark the first extended preview for fans ahead of the highly anticipated debut of the third and final season with two new episodes Friday, December 4.
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[10/16/26 - 10:42 AM] ABC News Wins Across Friday Night, Sunday Morning and Late Night "20/20: Born to Kill" ranked as Friday's No.1 newsmagazine in Total Viewers, Adults 25-54, and Adults 18-49.
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[10/16/26 - 10:23 AM] Prime Video Orders "Rally" to Series from Julie Plec, Universal Television, Entertainment 360 and Amazon MGM Studios Let the games begin!
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[10/16/26 - 09:00 AM] "Lil Kev" Is Back! Inspired by Kevin Hart's Childhood, The Animated Comedy Series Returns for Season Two Wednesday, December 9 Exclusively on Paramount+ Set in 1993 North Philadelphia, "Lil Kev" follows twelve-year-old Kev as his enormous ambition and wild imagination fuel one scheme after another.
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[10/16/26 - 07:01 AM] Video: "Tyler Perry's The Gospel of Christmas" - Official Trailer - Netflix A struggling pastor moves his family to a troubled New York neighborhood, where they must save a neglected church from foreclosure before Christmas.
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[10/15/26 - 11:31 PM] Video: "Chaar Yaar" - Official Trailer - Prime Video "Chaar Yaar" is a story of four middle-class boys, their dreams, setbacks and friendship being their armour.
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[10/15/26 - 05:01 PM] Video: "Dead-End Job" - Official Trailer - Netflix Drowning in debt, a young man takes lucrative part-time jobs from a mysterious agency - only to find his hustle for more money turning nightmarish.
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[10/15/26 - 05:00 PM] The Walt Disney Company Goes for Baseball Home Run with Banana Ball Tournament and Documentary in 2027 Following Banana Ball's 10-year journey, from its humble beginnings in Savannah, Georgia, to a phenomenon known as "The Greatest Show in Sports," the documentary will give fans an inside look at the stories, personalities and community behind it all.
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[10/15/26 - 02:55 PM] Super Bowl Season Success: Bills-Rams Thriller Propels "Monday Night Football" to Best Five-Week Start of ESPN Era The matchup featuring the NFL's two most recent MVPs averaged 19.8 million viewers across ESPN, ABC, ESPN2, NFL Network and ESPN Deportes.
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[10/15/26 - 02:52 PM] Peter Rice Named Netflix Chief Content Officer He replaces Bela Bajaria, who is leaving Netflix after nearly 10 years, most recently leading the Company's global content team.
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