Television program
A television program (British usage television programme) or television series is a periodically returning television broadcast. A program usually features a set of actors in a somewhat familiar setting. The program follows their lives and their adventures. Every program progresses the plot, the characters, or both.Common TV program periods include regular broadcasts (like TV news[?]), TV series (usually seasonal and ongoing with a duration of only a few episodes to many seasons), or TV mini-series[?] which is an extended film, usually with a small pre-determined number of episodes and a set plot and timeline.
Common TV program formats include:
- TV comedy[?] (typically situation comedy or sketch comedy)
- TV drama[?]
- TV talk show
- TV current affairs show[?]
- TV cartoon[?]
- TV infomercial[?]
- TV mini-series[?]
- TV quiz show[?]
See also the list of television programs.
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