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Lipstick Jungle is an American comedy-drama television series created by DeAnn Heline and Eileen Heisler that aired on NBC from February 7, 2008, to January 9, 2009. The series was produced by NBC Universal Television Studio (now Universal Media Studios). The hour-long series was based on the best-selling novel of the same name by Candace Bushnell, who also served as executive producer alongside showrunner/head writer Oliver Goldstick.[1] The pilot was directed by Gary Winick.[2]
Lipstick Jungle is a dramedy following the professional and personal lives of three best friends, all of whom are top professionals in their respective careers. Victory Ford (Lindsay Price) is a fashion designer, Nico Reilly (Kim Raver) is the editor-in-chief of Bonfire magazine, and Wendy Healy (Brooke Shields) is the former president of Parador Pictures, currently producing independently. These three powerful women are always there to support one another and navigate the crazy, romantic, and sometimes scary world that is New York City.
The cast initially included Gina Gershon as Wendy Healy, Kim Raver as Nico Reilly, Will Toale as Shane Healy, and Robert Buckley as Kirby Atwood, with Matthew Morrison, Scott Cohen, and Edward Herrmann also attached.[3] The show underwent significant changes, though, with all the aforementioned cast being replaced and with executive producers DeAnn Heline and Eileen Heisler, writers Rand Ravich and Jill Gordon, and director Nigel Cole all fired. George[who?] had been personally cast by Bushnell, but left in early 2007 when she was offered the HBO series In Treatment.[4][5]
On November 13, 2008, rumors emerged that NBC would cancel the show due to low ratings, but whether the remaining episodes would be aired in the current time slot was unclear.[9] On November 21, 2008, NBC moved Lipstick Jungle to Fridays at an hour earlier, 9:00 pm Eastern/8:00 pm Central beginning December 5, for the remainder of the season.[10]
On January 9, 2009, the last produced episode of Lipstick Jungle aired, and it was advertised as the season finale. On January 15, 2009, the show was announced as not yet cancelled, and could be brought back for episodes based on how the new pilots were received.[11] On January 27, 2009, NBC announced that the show would get the "Friday Night Lights treatment", implying that the show will return on another of NBC Universal's networks for a third season and then replay on NBC midseason.[12]
On February 25, 2009, the future of Lipstick Jungle was once again put in limbo when NBC announced that Lindsay Price was cast in the pilot for ABC's new drama Eastwick. Had Lipstick Jungle received an official third-season pick-up from NBC, though, Price would have pulled out of Eastwick fulfill her contractual obligation to Lipstick Jungle.[13]On March 28, 2009, Entertainment Weekly reported that the show was officially canceled.[14]
Season one of Lipstick Jungle began airing on September 22, 2008, on Mondays at 10 pm, following one of Living's most popular US acquisitions America's Next Top Model. The network soon brought in a name for their Monday night schedule, 'I Heart NY Mondays', as both shows are set in New York.
The series was broadcast on Living in the UK,[22] TG4 in the Republic of Ireland, Domashniy in Russia,[23] and 7 Network in Australia.[24][25] CTV Television Network aired the show in Canada,[26] and broadcast by TV3 in New Zealand.[27]
Mozart in the Jungle is a television series produced by Picrow for Amazon Studios. The pilot was written by Roman Coppola, Jason Schwartzman, and Alex Timbers and directed by Paul Weitz. The show was given a production order in March 2014. It is considered a dramedy.[1]
On February 9, 2016, Mozart in the Jungle was renewed for a third season.[2] On January 30, 2017, Amazon announced that the series had been renewed for a fourth season,[3] scheduled for release on February 16, 2018.[4] As of February 16, 2018, 40 episodes of Mozart in the Jungle have aired, concluding its fourth season. In April 2018, Amazon announced that it had cancelled the show, and it would not air for a fifth season.[5]
In the middle of the Pacific Ocean, rests the island paradise of Hawaii. But hidden behind its beauty, is a lost land with thousands of acres of untamed jungle, home to wild beasts and the men who hunt them. For two months each year, when the rains stop, longtime hunting clans who live off the land fight for wild game. Survival depends on allegiance to family, and power belongs to those who can control the most hunting trails.
In American Jungle, we witness the triumphs of families that have chosen to live off a land they love and revere. Just like their ancient ancestors, these hunters choose to use knives and spears to take down their prey, which includes feral bulls, wild boar, goats and rams. Each clan takes a unique path through the jungle. As the animals desperately search for water during the dry season, the hunting families are forced to follow their prey and cross trails fought over for generations. In a land where traditions run deep and ancient spirits rule the mountains, a new challenge takes hold for these two months. The will to survive takes hold as these clans battle nature and each other to become king of the American Jungle.
The First Doctor, Steven Taylor and Dodo Chaplet defeated Questor in the Jungle of Tropicalus. (COMIC: [[[Death to the Doctor! (comic story)[Death to the Doctor!]] [+]Jonathan Morris, DWM Comics (Panini Comics, 2007).)
The Second Doctor, John and Gillian tested an exploration truck he had invented in a jungle on a planet where they also encountered and destroyed a group of Daleks. (COMIC: Jungle Adventure [+]Roger Noel Cook, TV Comic Holiday Special stories (1967).)
Following the space battle against Emerald, Stevonnie crash lands on the nearby jungle world. They try to contact Lars, but the "Star Skipper" is too damaged to do so. Stevonnie adapts to overcome their new strange environment while searching for a way off-world. They hunt food, pick fruit, and drink water from a pond with another alien life form.
At one point, Stevonnie is conflicted about whether to eat a baby bird-like alien since Steven finds it too cute and Connie knows they need protein. An adult alien of the same species (presumably its mother) tries to attacks Stevonnie, so they run and find a hiding place. Stevonnie decides to camp there for the night and falls asleep in a hammock that they set up.
Stevonnie starts to dream, waking up inside what appears to be Connie's house. Connie's mother, Dr. Maheswaran, is on the phone talking about an attack and colonization on the nearby planet. Stevonnie quickly moves in to interact with her. Dr. Maheswaran turns to face Stevonnie, and her eyes are yellow with black diamonds as pupils.
She then turns into an amalgamation of Dr. Maheswaran and Yellow Diamond while the house turns into a moon base. Stevonnie suddenly tries to get Yellow's attention, acting as though they are allies. They quickly get into an argument about why she can't have an army or a fleet and declares that she is just as important as Yellow, hence she is entitled to these things. It is revealed that the dream is actually a past conversation between Yellow and Pink Diamond, represented by Stevonnie. Yellow is enraged by Pink's pestering and snaps at her to start acting like she's important. This ultimately angers Pink, causing her to storm away from Yellow's control desk.
Pink Diamond stops to look at herself in the reflection of the glass and, enraged by her argument with Yellow Diamond, she punches a windowpane and cracks the glass in anger. Stevonnie awakens, realizing that their dreams were actually a memory from the Diamonds and their location is the same building that was in the dream.
Stevonnie heads up into the abandoned control room, realizing that the Diamonds' console could be a potential way to reach Lars. Using the console's activation sequence from their dreams, Stevonnie manages to get a signal out to Lars. Just as they do so, the large bird creature from before appears above the dome and tries to break in. Fortunately, Lars arrives just in time to rescue Stevonnie. Stevonnie quickly glances at the window that Pink had smashed and then goes to be picked up by Lars.
The Jungle is a Skidoo location, it's located in Blue's Clues, it appears in 2 episodes: "What Time Is It for Blue?" and "Pretend Time", both season 1 episodes, and they were located on the Living Room Picture Frame, and in pc game it's called "Blue's ABC Time Activities". In Blue's Clues & You!, it was a cookbook skidoo in "Blue's Big Baking Show".
Concrete JungleCase #0131305Audio byMartin BlackwoodAuthorJudith O'NeillDate of StatementMay 13, 2013LocationsThe AmazonRelated EntityThe ExtinctionMeta Info Audio Transcript Warnings Release dateAugust 15, 2019NavigationLast EpisodeExtended SurveillanceNext EpisodeCul-De-SacStatement of Judith O'Neill, regarding their time at the Anglo-Brazilian Amazon Trust.
Judith O'Neill worked at the Anglo-Brazilian Amazon trust as an ecological specimen technician. Her job mainly focused on retrieval of various biological samples and babysitting scientists during forays into the Amazon. She was careful to stick to the stretch of jungle that had been assigned to them as it lay next to the Yanomami indigenous territory, and the Yanomami were understandably territorial after decades of various companies trying to strip mine their land.
She usually worked with Fernanda Mikado, another specimen technician, and on this particular day they were babysitting Dr. Nikos Anastos, an incredibly fussy and patronising climate scientist. He was looking to measure pollution levels in some of the nearby rivers and insisted they head out despite poor weather on the horizon. Unsurprisingly, they were caught in a torrential downpour just one hour into the jungle.
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