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Bryan Cranston, 'SVU' & New Anthony Bourdain Episode Coming To Tribeca TV Festival


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Published Aug 22, 2018

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Bryan Cranston, Rosario Dawson, the cast of Law & Order: SVU, Ray Donovan (now a NYC show), Shark Tank, a special new episode of Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown and more will be featured at the second annual Tribeca TV Festival next month.

This year's fest will take place over four days from September 20th to 23rd at Spring Studios in Tribeca. Among the highlights are the 20th season premiere of NBC’s Law & Order: SVU (with Mariska Hargitay, Dick Wolf, Ice-T and the current cast in person); a look back at a decade of dealmaking on ABC’s Shark Tank with the Sharks; new season premieres of Tracey Ullman’s Show (with Ullman interviewed by Meryl Streep), Showtime’s Ray Donovan (with producer/star Liev Schreiber), CBS’s ,em>Madam Secretary (with star Téa Leoni), and Sony Crackle’s Startup (with Ron Perlman and Adam Brody).

There will be a Tribeca Talks: A Conversation with Breaking Bad's Bryan Cranston and the latest installment of the Tribeca Talks: The Journey series with Rosario Dawson. There's also the world premiere of the first episode of Season 12 of CNN’s Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown (featuring Boudain and W. Kamau Bell in Kenya); it was apparently the final episode finished with Bourdain’s full involvement, and the last to feature his narration.

You can check out the full lineup of events here. Tickets for the general public go on sale on Friday, August 22nd at 11 a.m. and can be purchased here.

Tribeca Enterprises, the company behind the much beloved Tribeca Film Festival, launched the festival last year.

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Ben Yakas is a former Gothamist reporter.

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