Acclaimed TV mastermind Chris Haddock returns to CBC television tonight with a new series called The Romeo Section. Haddock created the popular show Da Vinci's Inquest and the critically acclaimed ...

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Somebody is watching and that somebody is being watched, too. A guy is having an affair with the girlfriend of a violent drug-gang leader. He's being watched. So is she. There's an old man in prison.

CBC’s new season of The Romeo Section starts with a fishy terrorist attack in Vancouver, an even fishier official inquiry, and the reactivation of a disreputable spook who catches the whiff of ...

We’re a brilliant and terrible species, all things considered. “Lying is number two on the list of things we need to survive,” says Chris Haddock, talking to the Straight from the set of his highly ...

TORONTO — Chris Haddock’s mission, which he’s already accepted, is to save CBC-TV. The acclaimed showrunner returns to the beleaguered public broadcaster Wednesday with the espionage drama The Romeo ...

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Twelve terrorists. One cop. The odds are against John McClane... That's just the way he likes it.

Something unusual happens when Chris Haddock shoots on location in Vancouver. Fans passing by the set generally recognize not one of the stars of the show – as they might if encountering, say, an ...

CBC Television is debuting a new show, The Romeo Section, tonight. It's an espionage drama set in Vancouver, with a local cast and crew. A big part of the filming happened at the old Canada Post ...

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