Genre and Network

Genre

Genre noun - A number of persons or things that are grouped together because they have something in common.

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Network and genre are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Network" instead a noun "Genre".

Network noun - A fabric made of strands loosely twisted, knotted, or woven together at regular intervals.

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Genre and network are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Genre" instead a noun "Network".

Nearby Words: networked, networking

old	old genre	old network
full	full genre	full network
similar	similar genre	similar network
separate	separate genre	separate network
Other adjectives: original, single, popular, small, entire, massive, main, new, major, classic, different, wide, mainstream.

Wide World of Sports - Trope Maker and Codifier of the Sports Anthology genre (and in every way that counts the Ur-Example of the all-sports network)

Source: Anthology
The main reason why the genre still exists on broadcast television is due to the above mentioned CTA requiring three hours of Edutainment a week, with some networks farming theirs out from programming on another network under its corporate umbrella, e.g.

Source: Genre-Killer
The network has also had a couple of original dramatic series and even a few made-for-TV movies, usually of the Biopic genre.

Source: Creator / VH-1

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