In most other countries, major television networks are essentially a duopoly (or its threesome version) that essentially all audiences have no choice but to watch the limited content on what TV offers. In my country, local cable TV networks are severely limited and we rely on foreign networks for added viewing variety.
I focus on features so I'm not sure if there are any good network screenplay competitions for me. Any thoughts?
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I'm 26 and I really only have those channels on for sports, but the commercials for their long running series always catch my attention. They don't seem very appealing to me, just formulaic and kind of stale. Most people I talk to feel the same. But they have pretty high ratings and people seem to like them.
As years go by, I see more and more tv shows with much better acting, better story lines (mainly because the acting is so good it sells the story) and better graphics from these premium cable companies. Even cable companies are stepping up their game in some cases like AMC's the walking dead and breaking bad. Why is it that network television companies remain the same with mostly sub par acting and story lines that are repetitive or completely predictable. Imo abc hasn't made a good tv show since lost ( so there are a very few exceptions out there) and most the shows I watch from them I can't get through the first 10 minutes without cringing. That was my opinion, but something I believe most people can agree on is network television companies have the most money out of any of the providers in the business and produce content far below the quality that is given from all other companies.
In the extremely unlikely scenario that Hazbin Hotel premieres on a television channel rather than a streaming service, which do you think would fit it best? I personally think it would be right at home on Adult Swim or Comedy Central.
On my Roku there are apps for NBC, Fox, CBS etc. In order to watch the live broadcast I need an active cable subscription.
