Sentence examples for fascinating television from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, watching harried Americans run in and out of airports is not fascinating television, so "The Amazing Race" gets off to a less than gripping start.

Watching hockey players audition for their postretirement careers in "Phineas and Ferb on Ice" by pirouetting and Salchowing their way through penalty shots makes for some fascinating television, but there is no football equivalent.

"Catfish," essentially a dating show that tries to unite people with the online loves they've never met (though they almost always prove to be fake), makes for fascinating television.

The program continues tomorrow at 10 and Wednesday nights through Sept. 27 at 10. "Hopkins 24/7" makes for fascinating television while rewriting our notion of the patient-doctor privilege.

These questions alone make for fascinating television.

The brain surgery on "Today" carried much more dramatic risks; it also made for some fascinating television, Murphy said.

Also, while taxidermy is merely fascinating, pet preservation, as the practice of memorializing pets by freeze-drying them is more delicately described, makes for truly riveting television.

One would never have a vocal competition amongst Mel Tormé, Axl Rose, Lady Gaga, Joey Ramone and Plácido Domingo, yet that's what regularly occurs in a cappella music events, and I suppose that's what makes for fascinating reality television".

It doesn't make it either fascinating or entertaining television.

The Met: Policing London is ambitious, fascinating, fair, important television.

So local police precincts became drama central and Tony Soprano became the most fascinating character on television.