He began his string of series for television as William Bendix's sidekick in "The Overland Trail" and went on to the equally short-lived "Checkmate," a private-eye series set in San Francisco.
Bowman referred to the Islanders' string of series wins as a record that will be tough to break, and he called it a testament to Arbour that he was able to enjoy so much success with one franchise.
But starting with "Cedar Cove," the channel plans to aggressively develop a string of original series, Vicary says.
After moving to Los Angeles in the late '50s with her then-husband, character actor Frank Maxwell, she was cast in a string of television series.
It's no coincidence that the CW's latest offering in a successful string of superhero series premieres the day after Martin Luther King Day.
"While it's a key theme of the book, [Jeff] Lemire is always stringing in this sort of series of clever panels and layouts to constantly reinforce an idea".
"While it's a key theme of the book, [Jeff] Lemire is always stringing in this sort of series of clever panels and layouts to constantly reinforce an idea". "You can see the water lapping up against the edge of the land, and this truck sitting there in the middle [pictured above].
That Rite has now been reworked and paired with Stravinsky's Petrushka, commissioned as part of A String of Rites, a series marking the centenary of a work that shattered the parameters of Western music.
Stephenson claims things will get really interesting on BBC2 in 2011, with a string of six-part series: "Next year is the dawning of what I hope will be a really cool, new BBC2".
Besides its own spin-offs, the show encouraged a string of similarly themed series that were among the most popular of the decade, including The Beverly Hillbillies (CBS, 1962 71), Petticoat Junction (CBS, 1963 70), Green Acres (CBS, 1965 71), and Hee-Haw (CBS, 1969 71).
The project is the latest in a string of high-concept series featuring iconic literary characters.
