The phrase "show name" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when you want to refer to the name of a play, movie, television show, etc. For example, "The show name is The Office."
Her show name is Huskavarna's Destined to Win.
Turns out the actual show name is "Once Upon a Time".
I forget her show name — something very fancy like La Gloriosa instead of her own wonderful name of Vicky Unus.
The phone app lets you browse the list of available shows by genre or by Most Popular, search by show name or scroll through one big master list.
In the late 1970's, she was a regular on the quiz show "Name That Tune" and the down-home comedy "Hee-Haw Honeys".
By James Thurber The New Yorker, November 21 , 1931 P. 11Dog named Herewithem Ginsberg aroused curiosity at time of Dog Show; name is now explained; partly Jack Dempsey and partly economical telegram.
"I'm a vampire, True Blood like Sookie," Mr. Jones rapped, nestling a gang shout-out in the middle of his TV show name-drop.
Thursdays will remain reality-centric with "Hell's Kitchen" and a new show named "Secret Millionaire".
In 1961, she became a television character — not a cartoon — on a show named for her.
The reporter, and a writer from the show named Brown, talked with Michael.
(The show's distributor, American Public Television, called it that because it did not want a show named after the magazine).
