Jim Rowley
Location
Los Angeles, California
Expertise
Star Wars, Lord Of The Rings, Sitcoms, Comedy
- Having worked on multiple television shows as a writer/producer, Jim brings an informed perspective to writing about TV and film production.
- In 2008, Jim completed his bachelor's degree in television writing and production. He's an avid TV and movie fan who loves analyzing stories, so he's thrilled to be doing it professionally.
- Jim has watched every Star Wars movie and TV show, from A New Hope to the most recent season of Bad Batch, multiple times, accounting for approximately 25 percent of his waking life.
Experience
Jim has been writing professionally for 15 years. His first TV writing credit was on the comedy game show IdioTest, which aired on the Game Show Network. Since then, he's written for shows on TLC, the Playboy Channel, and VENN.TV. Among his recent projects, he's been a writer/producer on a hit cybercrime podcast called Modem Mischief, and he's written comic books for The Trailer Park Boys. He's written for Looper since 2020.
Education
Jim has a bachelor's degree from Boston University in television production and writing.
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Stories By Jim Rowley
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Jessica Lowndes starred in another heartfelt Hallmark film, "High Flying Romance." Potential viewers may be wondering where they can watch it.
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For Rey's new Jedi Order in the next "Star Wars" film, there is one character that could possibly be a massive help, or a terrible detriment.
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Longtime "Shark Tank" fans may be curious to learn whatever happened to "The Living Christmas Company" after their "Shark Tank" appearance.
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BagBowl was a product introduced on "Shark Tank" Season 4. Longtime viewers may be wondering what happened to BagBowl since then.
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Plate Topper was a product that appeared on Season 4 of "Shark Tank." Fans may be wondering if the product is still in continuation after its episode aired.
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Here's what happened to Melissa Carbone's scare-centric entertainment company Ten Thirty One Productions after its appearance on "Shark Tank."
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Here's everything we currently know about the upcoming third season of Syfy's dramedy series Resident Alien.
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Rachel Weisz plays both Elliot and Beverly Mantle in Amazon Prime Video's "Dead Ringers," and she spoke about the most technically difficult scenes to shoot.
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Darth Vader and Obi-Wan's lightsaber duel in A New Hope was a first for the Star Wars franchise, and it came with its share of challenges.
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Cosmetic products can be a bit hit or miss on "Shark Tank," so whatever happened to Simple Sugars after it appeared on the show? Here's an update.
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Screen doors can be such a hassle to fix, so whatever happened to ScreenMend after the product appeared on "Shark Tank?" Here's an update on the item.
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Here's where you may have previously seen Jeffrey De Serrano, the actor who played Hector on Longmire.
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While plenty of tech ideas have come and gone on "SharkTank," whatever happened to SignalVault? After appearing on the show, did is the company still around?
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John de Lancie enjoyed playing Donald Margolis on Breaking Bad because the character is more understated and soft-spoken.
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This "Shark Tank" pitch from the very first episode was turned down by four of the sharks, but read on to see how the product fared after the tank.
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"Shark Tank" has shown off a great variety of food-related products, including Loliware. Here's what the company has been up to since showing for the Sharks.
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Mike White, creator of HBO's "The White Lotus," revealed that the second season was actually inspired by two classic sitcoms from the 1970s.
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"Hold Your Haunches" had a pretty great pitch during an episode of "Shark Tank." Fans may be wondering whatever happened to them afterwards.
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Are romantic relationships between Mandalorians possible? It's complicated, and nobody knows about this like Bo-Katan actor Katee Sackhoff.
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Here's what happened to former NFL star Bubba Baker's Bubba's-Q Boneless Ribs after his Shark Tank appearance in Season 5.
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Longtime "Shark Tank" fans may remember the early pitch involving Notehall and they may be interested to learn what happened with them afterwards.
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Here's what Beth Keener, who played Annie on The Walking Dead, has been doing since her time on the show ended.
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While Dylar may be a major plot device in both the novel and film versions of White Noise, it doesn't actually exist. But what does it represent?
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Drs. Bloom and Shinwari became one of the most beloved couples on "New Amsterdam." But are you familiar with the other work of actress Janet Montgomery?
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Here's why Walter White chose the name of German physicist Werner Heisenberg instead of that of a famous chemist as his alter-ego on Breaking Bad.
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The Netflix docuseries Killer Sally dug deep into the case of bodybuilder and convicted murderer Sally McNeil, but how accurately was her life depicted?
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"La Brea" sees a cast of characters dealing with unbelievable circumstances -- one such character is Kira. Here's where you might recognize Kira from.