Television genres include a broad range of programming types that entertain, inform, and educate viewers. The most expensive entertainment genres to produce are usually drama and dramatic miniseries. Television dramas, Beaulieu wrote, helped to create a national popular culture in Quebec. To him, shows like TMOP demonstrate that broadcasters no longer care about culture, only ratings and entertainment. Television, with its unending stream of characters conveyed dramatically (whether fictional or 'real'), is the most perfect mechanized conveyor of that gossip.".

Television drama is no less prone to such tensions. A residual, patrician strain conservatively argues for drama on TV, stressing the educative benefits of high cultural traditions that are brought to a large audience. Television ratings are calculated by several researching firms. The ratings focus on the Kanto (Tokyo) and the Kansai (Osaka) areas, which are believed to serve as a good representation of what most of Japan watches.

According to the Australian Film Commission, Australian viewers under 24 have reduced their consumption of free-to-air TV by about 20% in the past decade. Those viewers are turning instead to the internet and their phones for entertainment. According to Shanghaiist's mother, it's all the traditional Confucian culture -- including many references to Chinese culture. In fact, the official written language of Korea at the time used Chinese characters.

Certainly better than America, where the US audience sees very little from elsewhere, even in cities with upward of 70 channels. Better than Britain, as we see all of their channels, terrestrial and satellite, with both indigenous and additional imported material, which is increasingly coming from a wider and wider range of international sources. Certainly, when you see him kneeling over the body of the homeless guy and realizing he's the proximate cause of another death, I think that was a hard lesson. I think on some level, he knows he didn't deserve to be a cop anymore. Certainly, when describing the central premise behind Starwatch Leach couldn't help but express it in terms of Blake's 7 , Robin of Sherwood , Doctor Who and Doomwatch . On the one hand, Starwatch was meant be "hard hitting and gritty", and yet there were unimaginative concessions to juvenilia, those comical robots, and spaceships designed with one eye on the merchandising potential.

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