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Congratulations are due for Production Director Michael Andrew Hynes and Set Decorator Maralee Zediker for winning TVLand's first Emmy Award of the season - the 2011 Creative Arts Emmy Award for Oustanding Art Direction for a Multi-Camera Series. The team won for their work on three episodes of Hot in Cleveland - Sisterhood of the Traveling SPANX(TM); I Love Lucci: Part Two; and LeBron is Le Gone. You can see a full list of winners here.
Hot in Cleveland executive producer Sean Hayes was also recognized for Outstanding Special Class Program for the 64th Annual Tony Awards. Mr. Hayes served as host of that event and shared the award with Tony Awards executive producers Ricky Kirshner and Glenn Weiss. The 2011 Creative Arts Emmys were presented on Saturday, September 10 at NOKIA Theatre L.A. Live in Los Angeles. Highlights from the awards will air as a special on Saturday, September 17 at 8 PM (ET/PT) on ReelzChannel.
Hot in Cleveland co-star Betty White is nominated for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series for the 63rd Primetime Emmy Awards, which will be broadcast live on Sunday, September 18 at 8 PM Eastern / 5 PM Pacific on FOX Television.
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Written by Valerie Bertinelli
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Cleveland rolled out the red carpet for the cast of Hot in Cleveland - literally.
We screened the premier of Where's Elka? at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, and hundreds of fans were there to greet us on the red carpet. Rock Hall staff members said the crowd that cheered us on was comparable to the turn-out they've had for rock bands! How cool is that?
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 Hundreds of fans of the TVLand hit comedy, Hot in Cleveland, turned out to honor stars Valerie Bertinelli, Jane Leeves, Wendie Malick and Betty White on Thursday at Tower City Center in Cleveland.
As members of the famed Cleveland Orchestra performed the theme music from the comedy, the stars stepped on stage to a thunderous ovation. The cast was honored for presenting the city in a positive, upbeat manner. Neal Mohney, executive coordinator of the Forest City Enterprises, served as master of ceremonies for the event. Bertinelli, Leeves, Malick and White were named honorary "Global Clevelanders" by Global Cleveland - an economic development initiative to bring talent and enterprise into the region.
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Written by Valerie Bertinelli
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Coming to Cleveland has been a homecoming for the cast of Hot in Cleveland. Though many were initially skeptical and thought our show would be cartooning on Cleveland, our namesake city quickly realized that this show was a love letter to Midwestern values and really more of dig against Los Angeles.
So we have been thrilled by the warm embrace of the city since we arrived this week to premiere the new season of Hot in Cleveland. We had a wonderful premiere party and screening at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame on Wednesday evening. After the glitz and glamour of a red-carpet walk and screening, I donned my favorite jeans and went with Tom, TV Land president Larry Jones and the TV Land staff in search of a fun place to watch the show on TV.
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TV LAND’S FIRST ORIGINAL SITCOM “HOT IN CLEVELAND” SCORCHES IN THE RATINGS, MARKING HIGHEST RATED AND MOST WATCHED TELECAST EVER IN NETWORK HISTORY
Nearly 5 Million Total Viewers Tune In To The Series Premiere
Sitcom Posts 1.9 Rating Among Network’s Target Audience Of Adults 25-54
And 2.4 Rating Among Women 25-54
New York, New York, June 17, 2010 – TV Land’s critically-acclaimed first original sitcom “Hot in Cleveland,” got off to an extraordinary start for its premiere (Wednesday, June 16th at 10 p.m ET/PT), making network history as the highest rated and most watched telecast ever, according to Nielsen Fast National data. “Hot in Cleveland” broke network records and attracted nearly 5 million total viewers and gave the network stellar, significant triple digit gains across all demos for the night.
Starring Valerie Bertinelli, Jane Leeves, Wendie Malick and Betty White, “Hot in Cleveland” posted a 1.9 rating and 2.0 million viewers among the network’s target Adults 25-54 audience. TV Land averaged 4.75 million total viewers. Among Women 25-54, TV Land scored a 2.4/1.3 million. Among Adults 18-49, TV Land posted 1.5/1.6 million.
TVLand.com also experienced record-breaking traffic, attracting 287,000 unique visitors, making it the most-visited day in site history. There were 117,000 visitors alone to the “Hot in Cleveland” show pages, in addition to thousands of fans interacting with the show on Facebook.
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