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"Haute Dog", the reality competition TV series, filmed in Simi Valley, California, returns with new episodes streaming February 4, 2021 on HBO Max:

"...hosted by Matt Rogers, each episode follows three dog groomers as they compete in a series of challenges to find 'the best look' for their dogs. Celebrity dog groomer Jess Rona provides commentary and judges, alongside Robin Thede..."

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In today’s TV news roundup, Netflix announced the premiere date for “Shadow and Bone,” and Amazon Prime Video announced the premiere date for “Tell Me Your Secrets.”

Casting

OWN announced Lyriq Bent, Joseph Callender, Michel Curiel, Lamonica Garrett, Nigel Gibbs, Leonard Harmon, Candace B. Harris, Gray Hawks, Joe Holt, Kelly Jacobs, Khalil Johnson, Braelyn Rankins, Saycon Sengbloh and Amanda Tavarez have joined its upcoming drama series “Delilah” in recurring roles. Additionally, OWN announced directors for the series will include Ayoka Chenzira and Crystle Roberson. The new series hails from Craig Wright and follows its titular character (played by Maahra Hill) after she leaves a prestigious law firm to raise her children. Now, she takes on oft-ignored cases, representing disenfranchised groups and going toe-to-toe with the powerful and privileged. But this time, she’s up against her best friend and fellow attorney Tamara (Jill Marie Jones).

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This one ought to get your tails wagging. HBO Max released the trailer for absurd dog-grooming competition “Haute Dog” on Tuesday — these pooches will make your family pet look like a mangy mutt.

On “Haute Dog,” celebrity dog groomer Jess Rona leads the judges panel as three dog groomers face off in two rounds of fur ball fur-cutting, with the Best-in-Show winner walking away with $10,000 and a first place rosette.

Or as the logline puts it: “These doggy makeover wizards compete to turn the K-9s into K-10s.”

Matt Rogers hosts the show; Robin Thede is a judge.

Relish the “Haute Dog” trailer (you better have seen what we did there) via the video above.

The series was inspired by celebrity dog-grooming expert Rona’s social media presence and coffee table book “Groomed.”

Jax Media’s Tony Hernandez, Brooke Posch and Séamus Murphy-Mitchell will executive produce along with Nicolle Yaron and Rona.

In today’s TV news roundup, FX announced a premiere date and released a trailer for “A Teacher,” and Disney Plus shared a first look into “Magic of Disney’s Animal Kingdom.”

Casting

Robin Thede and Matt Rogers have joined HBO Max‘s upcoming dog grooming competition series “Haute Dog,” which premieres Sept. 24. Rogers will be the show’s host, and Thede is joining celebrity dog grooming expert Jess Rona as a judge. Each episode of “Haute Dog” puts three dog groomers to the test over two rounds of challenges, with the judges deciding who wins “Best in Show” and a grand prize of $10,000. “Haute Dog” is produced by Jax Media with Rona, Tony Hernandez, Brooke Posch, Séamus Murphy-Mitchell and Nicolle Yaron and Abi McCarthy as executive producers. (McCarthy also serves as showrunner.)

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Robin Thede will judge HBO Max’s dog grooming competition series, “Haute Dog.”

Thede will join celebrity dog groomer Jess Rona to judge the competition, while Matt Rogers will serve as the host.

The series will debut Sept. 24 with the first six episodes.

Billed as “the most adorable competition series ever created,” each episode features three dog groomers facing off over two rounds. Rogers will provide comedic commentary and Rona will lead the judging panel with her “extensive knowledge of breeds and proper grooming techniques.” Thede will serve as the “haute” expert and evaluate the outrageous and jaw-dropping transformations. The judges determine who wins Best in Show and the lucky groomer will walk away with $10,000 and a first place rosette.

The series was inspired by celebrity dog grooming expert Jess Rona’s social media presence and coffee table book “Groomed.” She has also appeared on “Drunk History” and “New Girl.

HBO Max is going to the dogs: WarnerMedia’s forthcoming streaming service has ordered the dog grooming competition series Hot Dog (working title).

The 12-episode program will feature “three dog groomers facing off in a full head-to-tail creative competition showcasing canine breeds of all kinds,” per the official synopsis. Each installment will include “imaginative challenges and out-of-the-box themes meant to spotlight the best looks for man’s best friend.”

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HBO Max has greenlit a dog grooming competition series featuring celebrity dog groomer Jess Rona.

Tentatively titled “Hot Dog,” the show comes from Jax Media and Nicole Yaron (“Making It”). The 12-episode, 30-minute series will feature dog groomers competing in a full head-to-tail creative competition that showcases all different types of dog breeds.

The series was inspired by celebrity dog grooming expert Jess Rona’s social media presence and coffee table book “Groomed.” She has also appeared on “Drunk History” and “New Girl.”

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Each episode will consist of challenges to spotlight these very good, very beautiful pups.

Celebrity guests will provide comedic commentary, and Rona will lead the judges to give one winner the title of Best in Show and a cash prize.

“Jess Rona has made a name for herself as dog groomer-to-the stars...

HBO Max is trying to make fetch happen with a new dog grooming competition show.

The streamer has given the greenlight to “Hot Dog” (working title), a 12-episode, half-hour series that pit bulls, sorry, pits three dog against each other in a “full head-to-tail creative competition” featuring many different canine breeds.

“Hot Dog” is inspired by the book and social media platforms of celebrity dog grooming expert Jess Rona, and hails from Jax Media and “Making It”‘s Nicolle Yaron.

Per HBO Max, WarnerMedia’s direct-to-consumer offering which is set to launch in the spring, each episode will include imaginative challenges and out of the box themes meant to spotlight the best looks for man’s best friend. The series will feature commentary from celebrity guests and a host, while Rona will lead the judging panel with the top dog groomer padding away with a cash prize and first place rosette.

Celebrity dog groomer Jess Rona is the inspiration for and a judge on a comedy competition series for HBO Max. The streamer has ordered Hot Dog (w/t) from Jax Media and Making It exec producer Nicolle Yaron.

The series, which consists of 12 half-hour episodes, will feature three dog groomers facing off against each other with a series of challenges. Each episode will include challenges as the contestants aim to find the best canine looks. The show will feature commentary from celebrity guests and a host, while Rona will lead the judging panel.

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Rona, known for being dog groomer to stars such as Katy Perry, has built an online...

It seems like an odd time for something so obscenely silly, but HBO Max has announced its latest unscripted order — a dog-grooming competition, tentatively titled Hot Dog.

The 12-episode, half-hour series, which will feature three dog groomers facing off in challenges for all manner of breeds, is inspired by social platforms and coffee table book groomer Jess Rona. Rona will lead a judging panel, and the show will also feature commentary from celebrity guests and a yet-to-be-announced host.

"Jess Rona has made a name for herself as dog groomer-to-the stars and it is so fun to be ...