Sentence examples for programming genre from inspiring English sources

More than any other programming genre, a successful soap must be truly in tune with its time.

Nonetheless, it was the phenomenal commercial success of Roots that guaranteed the immediate future of the historical miniseries as a viable new programming genre.

• Fantasy has long been a popular programming genre, as evidenced by shows like "The Twilight Zone," "Kolchak: The Night Stalker," "Beauty and the Beast," "The X Files," "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" and "Ghost Whisperer".

Richard Plepler, the co-president of HBO, and Michael Lombardo, the president of HBO programming, said in a statement that Greenburg "helped redefine the sports programming genre and set an extraordinary standard of excellence in the industry".

Rupert Murdoch, the chief executive of News Corporation, said in a news release: "Mike took risks at a critical time and was a pioneering force in shaping the reality programming genre that exists today.

Under increasing pressure to catch up to its rivals in the reality programming genre, NBC has turned to Richard Hatch, the winner of the biggest reality hit so far, CBS's "Survivor," as part of an attempt to create an American version of a British game show.

FX has recently split its programming genres into two separate channels, with one devoted to comedy.

Cons: Does he have the breadth of experience for a job overseeing all programming genres?

"We're delighted to be partnering with Ginx and Sky as part of our strategy to target younger audiences, develop new programming genres and expand internationally".

The series will include what was called the first game show to appear on Discovery en Español, "Batalla de Ingenios," or "Battle of Wits," with challenges based on the channel's programming genres, among them science and nature.

"Bill Oddie is a different kind of face in daytime," said Ms Sharman, who has been experimenting with programming genres not normally associated with daytime in the past few months.