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Renewed? I Didn't Even Know It Aired: TV's Promotion Problem in the Post-Peak Era - Los Angeles Weekly Times
There was a time (really, not that long ago) when the launch of a new TV show felt like an event. Network publicists would reach out weeks in advance. Cast interviews would flood your inbox. Critics would screen the first few episodes, social media would light up, and by premiere day, you knew something was happening. Now? I’ve seen shows quietly get renewed for a second or even third season before I’ve ever heard of them. That used to be unhea…
Renewed? I Didn't Even Know It Aired: TV's Promotion Problem in the Post-Peak Era
There was a time (really, not that long ago) when the launch of a new TV show felt like an event. Network publicists would reach out weeks in advance. Cast interviews would flood your inbox. Critics would screen the first few episodes, social media would light up, and by premiere day, you knew something was happening. Now? I’ve seen shows quietly get renewed for a second or even third season before I’ve ever heard of them. That used to be unhea…
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