2012 年のアメリカのテレビでは、注目すべき出来事として、テレビ番組の初放送、最終回、打ち切り、チャンネルの開設、閉鎖、ブランド変更、放送局によるネットワーク提携の変更または追加、論争や放送権紛争に関する情報などが挙げられます。
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以下は2012年に初公開された番組のリストです。
経済の減速により、2012年にはその直前の数年に比べてテレビパイロットの数が著しく減少し、俳優が出演できる役の数も減少した。[388]
2012年秋には、昼間の新トーク番組の数においても1992年とよく似ていた。新トーク番組には、初参加のケイティ・クーリック、スティーブ・ハーベイ、ジェフ・プロブスト、ベセニー・フランケルが司会を務める番組が含まれる(フランケルの番組は、秋に広範囲での放送許可を得ようとした試みが失敗した後、フォックステレビ局6局で夏季試験放送され、来秋に全国放送される予定)。[389] [390]新トーク番組には、トリシャ・ゴダード(母国イギリスでトーク番組の司会を務めた)やリッキー・レイク(1993~2004年のシリーズと比べて、新番組はより成熟したトーンになる予定)も登場する。[391]
エンターテイメント・スタジオが制作する、英語とスペイン語で同時に制作される初のテレビシリーズ「Justice for All with Judge Cristina Pérez」は、9月から英語とスペイン語の両言語の放送局で放送が開始された。[392]
今年シンジケーションに参入
ネットワーク所属の変更
以下の番組は、以前の初回放送エピソードとは異なるネットワークで新しいエピソードが放送されます。
今年も戻ってくる
以下の番組は、以前にキャンセルされた後、新しいエピソードとともに復活します。
節目のエピソードと記念日
今年を終えて
映画とミニシリーズ
ネットワークとサービス
打ち上げ
コンバージョンとブランド変更
閉鎖
テレビ局
打ち上げ
閉鎖
ネットワークの所属を変更する放送局
以下は、2012年に注目に値するネットワーク提携の変更を行った、または行う予定のテレビ局の一覧です。以下に記載されている変更に加えて、他の局はユニバーサルスポーツが地上波からケーブル/衛星ネットワークに移行したことによる影響を受けており、[699]系列局は他のサービスに移行するか(ネットワークのノンストップブランドの情報チャンネルを追加したNBC O&O局の一部を含む)、チャンネルを廃止しました。
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See also
- 2012 in the United States
- List of American films of 2012
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外部リンク
- 「NBC が 2011 ~ 2012 年のテレビ番組表を発表」、Aoltv.com より。2011 年 6 月 27 日アーカイブ、Wayback Machine (2011 年 5 月 15 日)
- IMDbの 2012 年アメリカテレビシリーズ一覧
