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Genre dealing with imaginative and futuristic concepts like advanced technology, space exploration, and paranormal phenomena.

A show consisting of a series of short, comedic vignettes or sketches, often with recurring characters.

Features a different story and set of characters in each episode or season, linked by a common theme or topic.

Focuses on action, travel, and excitement, often featuring heroes embarking on quests.

Unscripted programs that feature non-actors interacting in real or staged events.

Centers on the investigation of something that is kept secret or remains unexplained or unknown.

A genre that features magical, mythical elements and worlds, often inspired by folklore and legend.

Set against a backdrop of historical events, often including portrayals of real figures.

Television programs focusing on the dissemination of news and current events.

A genre featuring a recurring cast and settings with comedic storylines, often with a laugh track.

A type of talk show that airs late in the evening and combines elements of comedy, interviews, and entertainment.

Centers around the lives of healthcare professionals and the cases they handle.

Designed to educate the audience, often children, about various subjects like math, science, and social skills.

Features the natural world, wildlife, and exploration, often with an educational bent.

Shows with animated characters, which can range from children’s cartoons to adult-themed content.

A serialized drama with an emphasis on personal relationships and emotional and dramatic storylines.

A program where a host interviews guests, discussing various topics from celebrity gossip to politics.

Focuses on law enforcement, criminal investigations, and the justice system, often from the viewpoint of police or detectives.

Integrates songs and dances into the story, with characters expressing themselves through music.

Intended to scare, horrify, or invoke fear in the audience with suspenseful and thrilling storylines.

A competitive show in which participants play games or answer questions to win prizes.

A limited-run TV show with a predetermined number of episodes that tells a complete story arc.

Non-fiction television that documents real-life events, situations, or the lives of individuals.

Portrays the legal process and battles, often focusing on lawyers and court procedures.

Designed to create suspense and excitement, often featuring plot twists and a fast pace.

Programs that include the live broadcasting of sporting events and related commentary.

Set in the American frontier during the latter half of the 19th century, often focusing on cowboys, outlaws, and settlers.

This genre focuses on serious, dramatic, and narrative-centric storylines, often with complex character developments.