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The Bizarre Life of Brenda Bernard
Produced, directed and written by Kristin Pape, this unique comedy is based almost entirely on visuals, with little to no dialogue. Each episode follows oddball Brenda on her day-to-day adventures while living in an otherwise normal world. Originally produced in spring of 2011, reruns of Brenda now make up part of UWW-TV’s comedy block.
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The Blender
UWW-TV’s take on “The View” and “Chelsea Lately!” Josh Heath, Felicia Zajicek and Dennis Mullikinstar in this UWW-TV original. They provide their insight on the national gossip that everyone is talking about.
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Bob is a Jerk
Produced, directed and written by Alisha Heimstreet, this comedy features a single, 20-something man in a constant “inner war” with himself. When Bob encounters any form of conflict, he retreats into his own mind where he is confronted by his two sides: the thoughtful gentleman, and the self-centered jerk. In the end, it seems the jerk always wins out, and Bob often finds himself insulting those that get close to him, or getting himself into even more trouble than when […]
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Chronicles of Wakeman Place
The Chronicles of Wakemen Place is a episodic drama in the vein of “The Twilight Zone” and “Tales from the Crypt.” Produced by Alyssa Helmers and Riley Wiese, the series delves into the lives of the various residents of the street of Wakeman Place in Whitewater, and the odd stories of their lives.
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Despierta Whitewater
Despierta (Spanish for “wake up”) airs Mondays, Fridays and Saturdays and stars Melissa Ramirez and Ana Flores. This rise-and-shine news program provides humor, commentary, and more for our Spanish-speaking audience.
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Dude Sessions
Dude Sessions is a comedy sketch show about a television network for dudes (No Bros Allowed). Coming from the mind of Nate Schlosser (This Just In), the show stars Schlosser, Adam DeBree, Austin Lloyd, and Justin Bartman, this sketch comedy series premiered in UWWTV in the fall of 2012.
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Issues and Ideas
Amanda Ong and Carolyn Larsen host this semester’s public affairs mainstay on UWW-TV. Issues addresses key issues surrounding the Whitewater campus community. Taped weekly in the UWW-TV studio.
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In Your Shoes
In Your Shoes is a new UWW-TV series created, produced and directed by Taylor Chobanian and Britta Thostrup that delves into the lives of different types of students at the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater. The producers spend a day with each subject filming their daily routines and discovering who they are. The only way to understand someone else’s life is to live a day in their shoes.
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Just Seen It!
UW-Whitewater is proud to bring Just Seen It! in from Los Angeles on a weekly basis. Just Seen It! is is the entertainment show with “reviews you can use.” Industry professionals review the latest in theaters, on TV and cable. The reviews reflect audience viewing habits and let them know whether to SEE IT, STREAM IT or SKIP IT!
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Newsroom
An award-winning production (WBA, 2010) originally from the mind of Jonathon Kelley, Newsroom is an improvised show set in a small-market television news station. After the IBC (International Broadcasting Corporation) network requires all affiliates to produce an evening newscast, the tiny and nearly bankrupt station WJMK-TV out of Jefferson Falls, WI is left with no option but to assign all positions to college interns. Five episodes were produced by Kelley in fall, 2009, and an additional four were added in spring, 2010, […]
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No More Ramen
No More Ramen puts an end to your hunger pains by providing you with easy to make meals perfect for the college student on the go. Host and producer Andy Becker offers healthy delicious meals that anyone can make. This cooking series premiered on UWWTV in the fall of 2012.
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PEOMIOSFYRDS
Please Excuse Our Momentary Interruption Of Sports From Your Regular Daily Schedule begins season number eleven this spring with hosts Cal Alsip, Alex Urban, Felicia Zajicek and Kalin Crampton. This program is your fix on the latest state and national sports debates.
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Rules of Life
Created by Carrie Vigo, Rules of Life is a look inside the mind of our main character Carrie as she shares through a video blog the Rules of Life she has come to know thus far. This sketch comedy series premiered on UWWTV in the fall of 2012.
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U Dub Dub In the House
In The House examines the dorms students live in and how they make the space their own. Not only do you get to look at the space in which they live in, but also what brought them UW-Whitewater! Each episode shows different students and how they create a space that makes them comfortable.
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The Unseen
The Unseen makes visible the dark undertones of every-day life that are constantly present, but often overlooked or hidden from the public. These undertones arise in a number of different situations, including everything from criminal acts to daily activities turn deadly without caution.
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UWWTV Internet News
Launched in the Fall of 2013, UWWTV Internet News are short clips with your Arts and Entertainment (A&E), Headlines and Sports News. Taped twice weekly in the UWWTV Studios.
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Wake Up Whitewater
The broadcast team of Abigail Hantke, SteVonte Marshall, Alex Urban and Sarah Winkelmann start your morning off with informative and entertaining news, commentary, and guest interviews surrounding the campus community.
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Just Seen It! – Episode 703
On this episode of Just Seen It, we review the new romantic comedy starring Daniel Radcliffe, WHAT IF, and interview BRETT RATNER about his new film, Hercules. Then, we check out the emotional documentary about using music to treat Alzheimer’s disease, ALIVE INSIDE. Finally, we take a look at one of Philip Seymour Hoffman’s last films, A MOST WANTED MAN.
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Just Seen It! – Episode 702
On this episode of Just Seen It, we check out Woody Allen’s latest film, MAGIC IN THE MOONLIGHT, and the indie comedy starring Anna Kendrick, HAPPY CHRISTMAS. Then, we interview LANCE BASS about the new documentary he has produced, Kidnapped for Christ. Finally, we weigh in on the new R-rated comedy, SEX TAPE.
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Just Seen It! – Episode 701
We review DAWN OF THE PLANET OF THE APES, and chat with the director MATT REEVES about motion capture technology! Then, we check out inventive director Michel Gondry’s latest film, MOOD INDIGO, and finally, we weigh in on Zach Braff’s WISH I WAS HERE.
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Just Seen It! – Episode 612
On this episode of Just Seen It, we review the family sci-fi film, EARTH TO ECHO, and interview award-winning journalist SEBASTIAN JUNGER about his new documentary, Korengal. Next, we stop off for a minute review of DELIVER US FROM EVIL, and then check out the romantic-comedy parody, THEY CAME TOGETHER, starring Paul Rudd and Amy Poehler. Finally, we review LIFE ITSELF, the new documentary about groundbreaking film critic Roger Ebert.
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Just Seen It! – Episode 611
On this episode of Just Seen It, we review the new sci-fi thriller and English-language debut of South Korean director Bong Joon-hu, SNOWPIERCER, starring Chris Evans and Tilda Swinton. Next, we chat with actor and now director JOE MANGANIELLO about his new documentary on the culture and lifestyle of male strip clubs, La Bare. We round things out with a review of BEGIN AGAIN, starring Keira Knightley, and JERSEY BOYS, the adaptation of the smash Broadway musical.
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Just Seen It! – Episode 610
On this episode of Just Seen It, we review the animated sequel, HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DRAGON 2, and debate the merits of two more animated films in our JSI BATTLE: FROZEN VS. TANGLED. Then we check out the new indie, anti-romantic comedy with OBVIOUS CHILD, and finally we weigh in on another sequel, 22 JUMP STREET.
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Just Seen It! – Episode 609
We review the tragic teenage romance, THE FAULT IN OUR STARS, and interview film composer CHRISTOPHE BECK. Then we check out COLD IN JULY, and finish with Tom Cruise’s sci-fi thriller EDGE OF TOMORROW.
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