TV, Films and education

2. A famous person, especially in entertainment or sports.
6. A new product or process that has been developed through creativity and innovation.
7. A person who assesses or evaluates students' performances in examinations.
10. A television program in which guests discuss various topics in a conversational format.
11. To have a strong interest or enthusiasm for something.
13. To reject or refuse something; to decrease the volume or intensity.
14. To activate or start something.
16. A set of related television episodes or a sequence of books or stories.
17. To result in a particular way; the outcome of a situation.
18. To postpone or delay something to a later time.
19. A person who conducts investigations to discover new information or analyze existing data.
21. To come to an end; to finish.
23. A television program where contestants answer questions to win prizes.

1. An official document proving that someone has completed a course or met specific qualifications.
3. A factual film or television program that provides a detailed look at a specific subject or event.
4. A person who is studying at a school, college, or university.
5. Scheduled broadcasts on television or radio, or organized events.
8. To have no more of something left; to deplete a supply.
9. To change from one state or form to another.
12. A teacher or educator who provides instruction or training.
13. To deactivate or stop the operation of something.
15. A person who introduces or hosts a television or radio program.
17. To appear or arrive, often unexpectedly.
20. A person who creates or designs new devices, processes, or ideas.
22. To finally reach or come to a particular situation after a series of events.