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What's the difference among "TV shows, TV series and drama"? Orginally I thought drama meant something occurs on the stage, like in an opera. But people also use drama to refer to something like TV series, like something consists of episode 1,2,3... I am sort of confused with TV series and drama, hope you can tell me,thanks.
MrPedantic
10-28-2007, 04:45 PM
Hello MIA6,
A "tv show" is usually a programme (or series of programmes) of a lighter kind (e.g. a programme where celebrities are interviewed, or a sitcom).
A "tv series" is a set of linked programmes, broadcast at regular intervals.
A "tv drama" is a representation of a fictional narrative. It may take place in one episode, or over several episodes.
Let me know if it's still unclear!
Best wishes,
MrP
Rusty
10-31-2007, 03:29 AM
Hello MIA6,
A "tv show" is usually a programme (or series of programmes) of a lighter kind (e.g. a programme where celebrities are interviewed, or a sitcom).
A "tv series" is a set of linked programmes, broadcast at regular intervals.
A "tv drama" is a representation of a fictional narrative. It may take place in one episode, or over several episodes.
Let me know if it's still unclear!
Best wishes,
MrP
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