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1. variety.com › vip-special-reports › the-death-ofThe Death of Peak TV: A Special Report - Variety

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   Mar 4, 2024 · After the dramatic dropoff in scripted series output in 2023, one thing is clear: Peak TV, after a decade-long run, is dead. But what killed it? Was it last year’s guild strikes, which froze...

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2. www.usatoday.com › story › entertainmentWhy 'Peak TV' is over (and there might be fewer shows to ...

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   Feb 9, 2024 · After years of predicting downturns, FX chief tells TV critics the number of scripted series fell sharply, and will drop further. Find out how much.

3. www.theringer.com › 2023/3/6 › 23628039The End of Peak TV Is Finally Here

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   Mar 6, 2023 · Matt is joined by Bloomberg’s Lucas Shaw to discuss the recent dearth of hit TV shows and whether the current state of the streaming landscape marks the end of peak TV. Will we finally see a...

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5. www.forbes.com › sites › bradadgateWhy Peak TV May Have Reached Its End—After A ... - Forbes

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   Jan 23, 2024 · The number of programs being produced is declining after year of growth, according to two recently released reports. The era of unsustainable growth had been given the sobriquet Peak TV.

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6. www.hollywoodreporter.com › tv › tv-newsDoes New Year’s Silence Signal the End of Peak TV?

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   Jan 4, 2023 · Not likely, but here’s to finding the real peak in Peak TV in 2023. In the meantime, you can listen to me ramble alongside the great Dan Fienberg on our weekly podcast, TV’s Top 5.

7. www.hollywoodreporter.com › business › business-newsPeak TV Ends as Scripted Series Crash in 2023: Reports

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   Jan 19, 2024 · It’s official: Peak TV has peaked. A pair of reports this week from data crunchers Ampere Analysis and Luminate — confirm what the industry has known for a while, that the original content ...

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   What happened to peak TV in 2023?

   • By 2023, per Luminate’s count, the number of original series on cable had already plummeted 40% from its all-time high a decade ago. What truly sealed the death of peak TV last year, then, was the first-ever drop in series released by U.S.-based SVOD platforms, as even COVID-plagued 2020 saw an uptick from the previous year.

   The Death of Peak TV: A Special Report

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   Could a peak TV era end in 2024?

   • Effects of the strikes and companies’ greater attention to their bottom lines might ripple well into 2024: An expected post-strike flurry of deals hasn’t materialized, and a host of series that normally would have premiered in the fall are just now beginning to trickle back onto screens. The data point to a potential end to the Peak TV era.

   Peak TV’s Downslope: Premieres Nosedived in 2023 With Strikes, Cost-C…

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   Is Peak TV coming back to Earth?

   • A report from data firm Luminate shows almost 500 fewer shows aired last year compared to 2022. A new report suggests Peak TV may be coming back to earth: In a year of dual labor strikes and ongoing industry belt-tightening, there was considerably less programming for viewers to consume in 2023 than in the recent past.

   Peak TV’s Downslope: Premieres Nosedived in 2023 With Strikes, Cost-C…

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   Is Peak TV dead?

   • After the dramatic dropoff in scripted series output in 2023, one thing is clear: Peak TV, after a decade-long run, is dead. But what killed it? Was it last year’s guild strikes, which froze content pipelines as scripted TV production was halted for months?

   The Death of Peak TV: A Special Report

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   Is Peak TV finally peaked?

   • PASADENA, Calif. ― Peak TV has finally peaked. John Landgraf, the FX Networks chief who is the unofficial oracle of the TV business, estimates there were 516 scripted TV series on U.S. networks and streamers, marking a 14% decline from 2023, when an astounding 600 series aired, up from 560 in 2021.

   There might actually be fewer TV shows to watch: Why 'Peak TV' is over

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   What is a peak TV era?

   • Back in 2015, the term was first used by John Landgraf, now the chairman of FX Networks. Landgraf used the phrase to suggest there are too many TV shows being produced. Through the years, the programs closely identified with the Peak TV era include; The Wire, Sopranos, Breaking Bad, Mad Men and Game of Thrones.

   Why Peak TV May Have Reached Its End—After A Decade Of Success - …

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9. www.hollywoodreporter.com › tv › tv-newsThe End of Peak TV? Premieres Fell Off in 2023

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   Jan 18, 2024 · A new report suggests Peak TV may be coming back to earth: In a year of dual labor strikes and ongoing industry belt-tightening, there was considerably less programming for viewers to consume in...