Sentence examples for Hook viewers from inspiring English sources

But the first question is whether "K Street" will be able to hook viewers.

The political media, especially on TV, now has a template it can apply whenever a scandal looms into view, to hook viewers into the speculative story line.

He added that he and other operators understood what length of video clip, and what kind of clip, would hook viewers.

And at least since "The Sopranos" sophisticated TV series have learned to hook viewers on long-term character development; movies do that mostly in fantasy franchises like the "Twilight" series.

Its two-hour pilot was a massive success in the ratings, and the show managed to pique the curiosity of its audience with the mystery surrounding Laura's murder and hook viewers with its unique Lynchian sensibility, combining a strange, dreamy mise-en-scène with an artistic tone and moments of black humour.

But barring very rare occurrences--a property with so much pent-up demand, like Jordan Peele's new "Twilight Zone," in which cryptic is its own selling point dangling an actual bit of content is how you hook viewers for more later.

We can tell if the ad hooks viewers right away.

Ever since HBO launched "The Sopranos", TV companies have understood the importance of high-class dramas for hooking viewers and building a brand.

Mr. Burgess said he and Ms. Green were intrigued; Mr. Goldberg had figured out how to tell a story about a family while hooking viewers with mysteries.

MEXICO CITY — Emilio Azcárraga Jean, the chairman of Televisa, whose melodramatic telenovelas once hooked viewers around the world, will step down as the company's chief executive at the end of the year, the Mexican media conglomerate announced Thursday.

Netflix's Sense8 hooked viewers with a unique story about eight people (sensates) from all over the world who share a telepathic connection.