Sentence examples for fictional program from inspiring English sources

A detailed New York Times report on the development of North Korea's cyber hacking prowess, which was once widely-mocked, reveals for the first time that hackers tied to the country breached systems at Channel 4 in 2014 to prevent the airing of a fictional program based in North Korea.

Spelling began her television career at the tender age of 10 but got her first major break at the age of 17 (courtesy of Dad) as one of the original cast members of 90210, a fictional program that documented the trials and tribulations of adolescence in Beverly Hills.

The fictional program, called Kinder Guardians, would train students from preschool through middle school how to use guns.

On Sunday's episode of the HBO series, Jim Harper John Gallagher Jrr). was kicked off a Romney press bus because aides for his campaign weren't a fan of "The Newsroom's" fictional program "News Night".

That's what makes fictional programming and the more probing forms of non-fiction programming far superior as humanistic enterprises.

Moreover, PBS broadcasts little fictional programming with the exception of "Masterpiece Theater," said Matthew Meschery, ITVS's director of digital initiatives.

It's part of the network's semistealth move — under the cover of reality hits like "Jersey Shore" and "16 and Pregnant" — into fictional programming.

The other series is "Hung," a comedy that, although it has not given birth to a single trend, expression or style of tie, has distinguished itself as the most topical fictional programming on television.

Some things on TV were NOT real and Superman was part of the fictional programming schedule.

That's not to say that great fictional programming does not take its characters too seriously -- it simply allows for reflection.

The catch is that all of these shows are actually fictional programs featured on television hits such as "30 Rock" and "Community".