Across
- 3. First episode produced to introduce a television series
- 4. Television station or network that broadcasts programmes
- 8. Words displayed on screen showing dialogue or translations
- 9. New television series based on characters or ideas from an existing show
- 10. Suspenseful ending designed to leave viewers wanting the next episode
- 12. One individual instalment of a television series
- 14. Written dialogue and instructions used to create an episode
- 16. Television genre focused on serious stories and emotional conflict
- 18. Group of related television episodes
- 19. Person who presents or leads a television programme
Down
- 1. Non-fiction programme based on real people, events or subjects
- 2. Brief appearance by a well-known person in a show
- 5. Repeat broadcast of an episode that has already aired
- 6. Watching several episodes of a television series in one sitting
- 7. Television genre built around recurring characters and humorous situations
- 9. Watching television or video content over the internet
- 11. Final episode of a television season or series
- 13. Group of episodes released as part of the same television cycle
- 15. Group of actors appearing in a television show
- 17. Television genre featuring unscripted people and situations