Films & TV programs

3. A short TV or radio broadcast giving the latest information on current events.
5. A serialized drama, usually involving complex storylines revolving around personal relationships.
10. A TV segment that predicts the weather conditions for the upcoming days.
11. A genre of film designed to scare, frighten, or shock viewers.
13. A film or stage production where songs sung by the characters are interwoven into the narrative.
19. A genre of movie that often features intense sequences of physical feats, chases, and combat.
20. A film or TV program that provides a factual report on a particular subject.

1. A genre of film or TV show characterized by suspense, tension, and excitement.
2. A TV program where participants display various talents, such as singing, dancing, or other performances.
4. A TV program where people play games or answer questions to win prizes.
5. Short for "situational comedy," a TV show that features recurring characters in humorous situations.
6. A genre of film set in the American Old West, often involving cowboys, gunslingers, and frontier life.
7. A drama set in a particular historical period, often showcasing historical events or everyday life.
8. A type of TV show where a host interviews celebrities or other guests, often in a casual or humorous style.
9. A film that centers around warfare, often depicting battles or soldiers’ experiences.
12. A film or TV show that combines romance and humor, often focusing on a couple’s relationship.
14. A TV program that documents unscripted real-life situations, often with unknown people.
15. A film or television program made by photographing a series of drawings or using computer graphics.
16. A film or TV genre aimed at making people laugh.
17. A genre of film dealing with imaginative and futuristic concepts, like advanced science, space, or time travel.
18. A genre of film that includes magical or supernatural elements not existing in the real world.