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Sundance Channel Ventures Into Scripted Programming, Renews Brick City and Other Shows

Sundance Channel's 2010-11 lineup will include more Brick City, some fashionable new reality shows and the network's first foray into scripted programming.Carlos, a three-part miniseries about terrorist Carlos the Jackal, will kick off Sundance's slate of scripted series this fall. Edgar Ramirez (Che, Domino) stars as Carlos, who's currently serving a life sentence for the killings of two French agents and their informant in 1975.See photos from Brick CityOther scripted series in development include Triple Crossing, a crime drama set in South America; The Clinic, a suspense thriller set in the near future; Fear of Flying, based on Erica Jong's novel; and Shutterbabe, which chronicles ...

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Thu, Oct 16, 2008

Iconoclast Deepak Chopra's Laughter Prescription

Tonight's episode of Iconoclasts (10 pm/ET, Sundance) pairs what might seem an unlikely duo: mind-body-spirit authority Dr. Deepak Chopra and Wayne's World comedian Mike Myers. But the two are actually longtime friends who share a passion for Eastern philosophy as well as an abiding appreciation for a really funny joke. Dr. Chopra took time off from teaching his "Secrets of Enlightenment" course and writing his newest book, Why Is God Laughing?, to talk to us about how a good belly laugh can make you not only happier but healthier. TVGuide.com: In the Iconoclasts episode, you and Mike Myers talk about the connection between comedy and consciousness. Where did that concept come from?Deepak Chopra: Mike is an old friend of mine; I'v

Thu, Nov 8, 2007

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