This type of show features people.

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This type of show involve a continuing story with the same set of characters and is usually set IN A HISTORICAL CONTEXT

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This type of show involve a continuing story with the same set of characters and is SET IN A CONTEMPORARY, MODERN CONTEXT

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This type of comedy show has a lot of short comedy pieces.

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This type of show is normally a single story and the stories connect in some way from episode to episode although each episode is self-contained.

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This type of show can be on any factual topic, e.g. scientific, historical, cultural, and is made from real footage

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This type of show is often about historical events and includes re-enacted sequences, i.e. sequences performed by actors but made to look real.

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This type of show can be factual or, in a drama, each episode is usually a different story, but with the same characters

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This type of show is a single story broken up into different episodes.

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This type of show can be a combination of genres or types, it can include sci-fi, fantasy, detective, action type content, but it’s always made to create excitement (or ‘thrills’);

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This type of show usually focuses only on police work in connection with crime and as a series has the same characters with a different story every episode.

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This type of show features a competition between teams or individuals, it can have many formats, including a quiz forms

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This type of show features a competition between teams or individuals; it is limited to question/answer formats

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This type of show is about real events/stories happening at the moment; it has feature stories about different topics in the news

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This type of show is about real events/stories happening at the moment; it is made up of shorter stories about the most current (immediate) events.

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