Basic cable, premium cable, and broadcast networks are all airing more originals than they were in 2009. This is what “peak TV” looks like.
Basic cable, premium cable, and broadcast networks are all airing more originals than they were in 2009. This is what “peak TV” looks like.
In the time it takes you to read this article, your DVR will fill up with 500 hours of TV programming that you’ll never have time to watch. Okay, that’s a fake fact, but this next one is real: The number of new original TV shows has doubled over the last eight years, and the TV industry is starting to feel the pinch. While the term “peak TV” is bandied about a lot these days, it looks like we may actually be in it.
