TV (Definitions)

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These are services like Netflix and Amazon where you can watch programs at whatever time you want.
This is the word for a company like the BBC in the UK or CBS in the US that has shows at a specific time every day.
These are things that we get on traditional TV channels. They are there to make us buy products.
This is a way to describe a TV channel where we do not have to pay.
This is a TV show that tells a story over a long period of time.
This is TV that is not free.
This is part of a TV show that is broadcast over a specific period of time. It might last 10 or 22 weeks for example.
This is one individual part of a TV show. It is often 30 minutes or 45 minutes.
This is the end of a TV show. It can often be very dramatic.
This is the type of program that shows real people and their lives. It is not written or scripted.
This is a funny show where we see the same characters every week. Big Bang Theory and Modern Family are great examples.
This is a program that is on every day and gives information about events from around the world.
This is a show where people discuss important political and financial issues of the day.
This is a show where people answer questions or play games and try to win money or prizes.
This is a service given by big television channels like the BBC where you can watch programs that were broadcast the previous day or previous week.

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