Kae'Yoss said:
I don't know how it's with you over the Big Pond, but German TV is something like this:
Not surprisingly, it's not all that different here.
Biggest difference is that, in the U.S., the soap operas are largely on during the daytime; there have been "evening soaps" that were popular in the past, but not much these days (with the exception of the Spanish-language stations, on which they're hugely popular).
"Prime time" (evening) programming on the big networks largely consists of:
- Half-hour situation comedies
- Reality shows (though, thankfully, far fewer than there were a few years ago)
- Procedural shows (Law & Order, CSI, and their various spawn and clones)
- "Evolving mystery" shows (Lost and the shows it spawned, though those are now dying off)
If there's
ever a "D&D reality" show, it'd be on one of the mid-tier cable channels; it'd never get enough viewers to survive more than a week or two on a broadcast network.