Brendan O'Carroll's extraordinary family sitcom Mrs Brown's Boys has eclipsed the big soap operas as the showcase television event of the Christmas Day schedules.
These discs, especially those presenting 20 or more episodes of a network season, showcase television as the writer's medium that it is.
In April 2005, Mills had announced a lease commitment with WBBM-Channel 2 for about 100,000 square feet (10,000 m²) of space for offices and a showcase television studio.
War also showcases television correspondents who have the right stuff.
Lasting around half an hour, the interview, which corkscrewed in numerous surprising directions, showcased television writing, acting and direction at their most subtle.
One of six international programs invited for Berlinale Special Series, a showcase for "television with cinematic ambitions", it's the first Australian TV show ever to be invited to show at Berlinale.
Never mind the game: the Super Bowl is a showcase for television commercials, and more than a quarter of the viewers tune in just to watch the ads.
In 1956, as a result of her performance on "The $64,000 Question," Dr. Brothers was invited to be a commentator on "Sports Showcase," a television show on Channel 13 in New York, which had not yet become a noncommercial station.
Judge's short film Frog Baseball, which aired on MTV's animation showcase Liquid Television, morphed into Beavis And Butt-head, which ran on MTV for four years between 1993 and 1997.
Madrazo had been one of the competitors of the week, spending most of stages two, four, five and six in various escapes and sealing a dominant win in the King of the Mountains prize; he was merely after the cash on offer, while for Williams – as for all members of the UK-based teams that depend on the Tour of Britain as a showcase – the television time on the podium was the lure.
SXSW was among the first major film festivals to regularly showcase new television work, and the interactive event has been a leader in spotlighting virtual-reality technologies.
