Sentence examples for viewer obsession from inspiring English sources

But reveal too much, too soon, and they might just bolt, as "Twin Peaks" discovered in the early 1990's.Or dole out only tiny hints about how the pieces fit together, and viewer obsession can curdle into frustration or even disdain, as happened in the latter years of "The X-Files".

Some viewers' obsessions breach reasonable borders, though.

The last theme is the viewer backlash and obsession with internal consistency.

The hypnotic paintings in "Monet's Water Lilies: An Artist's Obsession" draw viewers in, closer and closer, until the images dissolve into a chaos of paint.

Media critics have frequently portrayed the reality show craze in unflattering terms, as a sign of base voyeurism (on the part of viewers) and an unseemly obsession with fame (on the part of participants).

Early on, Revision3 created shows that had broad appeal, as well as series that were focused on a narrow group of viewers sharing one particular obsession.

On the latest "My Mom Is Obsessed" (Thu., 10 p.m. ET on Discovery Fit & Health), viewers met Cheryl whose obsession is bodybuilding.

Warwick Ross's Red Obsession takes viewers from France's Bordeaux regions to China where wealthy Oenophiles developed a taste for expensive Bordeaux.

Ten years ago this week, the world was first introduced to Lost, that Emmy Award-winning series which Jeffrey Lieber, J.J. Abrams and Damon Lindelof created for ABC that soon became an obsession with television viewers.

The fictitious show, centered on the cat-and-mouse game between charismatic cult leader Billy Grimm and LAPD detective Kelly Collins, has become an obsession for its viewers - and now some of its devotees seem to be taking their fixation to deadly extremes in the real world.

On the heels of Sunday night's episode, Girls viewers are again discussing Dunham's obsession with nudity.