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LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - Syfy is expanding its reality slate with new shows, a new night and the return of Tracy Morgan to the sci-fi cable network.
March 15, 2010
The "30 Rock" star will host the fourth season of prank series "Scare Tactics," which will premiere on the fall. Morgan will also gain an executive producer credit.
"We're ecstatic to be bringing back 'Scare Tactics' for another season to all our die-hard Syfy reality fans," said Mark Stern, executive vp of programing, Syfy. "Tracy has his finger on the pulse when it comes to comedy and having him on board as executive producer just adds another layer to the huge success of our show."
Syfy has ordered a pair of new hour-long series: "Paranormal Investigators," about a team that travels the world attempting to uncover the truth behind supernatural claims; and "Mary Knows Best," a docusoap about a Long Island psychic.
The duo will populate a new reality block for the network on Thursday nights, starting July 15. Another new show, "Beast Legends," bringing legendary creatures to life with computer graphics, will join the block at a later time, and Syfy has also ordered a fourth season of "Destination Truth."
Source: Reuters
March 15, 2010
The "30 Rock" star will host the fourth season of prank series "Scare Tactics," which will premiere on the fall. Morgan will also gain an executive producer credit.
"We're ecstatic to be bringing back 'Scare Tactics' for another season to all our die-hard Syfy reality fans," said Mark Stern, executive vp of programing, Syfy. "Tracy has his finger on the pulse when it comes to comedy and having him on board as executive producer just adds another layer to the huge success of our show."
Syfy has ordered a pair of new hour-long series: "Paranormal Investigators," about a team that travels the world attempting to uncover the truth behind supernatural claims; and "Mary Knows Best," a docusoap about a Long Island psychic.
The duo will populate a new reality block for the network on Thursday nights, starting July 15. Another new show, "Beast Legends," bringing legendary creatures to life with computer graphics, will join the block at a later time, and Syfy has also ordered a fourth season of "Destination Truth."
Source: Reuters