2022年のアメリカのテレビ

2022年のアメリカのテレビでは、注目すべき出来事として、テレビ番組のデビュー、最終回、キャンセル、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、商取引、運送紛争に関する情報、メディアにさまざまな貢献をした人々の死などが挙げられます。

注目すべき出来事

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行進

4月

5月

6月

7月

8月

9月

10月

11月

12月

受賞歴

テレビ番組

2022年に初公開される番組

変化するネットワークを表示

節目のエピソードと記念日

2022年に復活する番組

以下の番組は、以前にキャンセルまたは終了した後、新しいエピソードで戻ってきます。

2022年に終了する番組

2022年にシンジケーション開始

オフネットワークシンジケーションおよび/または基本ケーブル放送の対象となるのに十分なエピソード数 (65 ～ 100) またはシーズン数 (3 以上) を蓄積したプログラム (現在放送中またはキャンセル済み) のリスト。

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

ステーションの立ち上げ

サブチャンネルの立ち上げ

Stations changing network affiliations

Subchannels changing network affiliations

Station closures

Deaths

January

February

March

April

May

June

July

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September

October

November

December

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Notes

^ With its move to the streaming service, first-run episodes of Days of Our Lives—which had been available to its free and paid users as an NBC program—will be paywalled to subscribers of Peacock's premium tiers. Days will become only the third soap opera to move from broadcast to streaming (following the short-lived revivals of All My Children and One Life to Live—which ended their linear runs on ABC in September 2011 and January 2012, respectively—on Hulu in 2013), and its departure from NBC leaves CBS's The Young and the Restless and The Bold and the Beautiful, and ABC's General Hospital as the only remaining soap operas carried on U.S. broadcast television.
^ YouTube TV's HBO Max add-on consists of in-app access to live feeds of the seven linear HBO channels and VOD content from the premium channel, and provider login access to the HBO Max app. (The vMVPD also offers a standalone HBO add-on without login access to HBO Max, which requires a subscription to its base channel package to purchase.)
^ In the Jacksonville DMA, CBS affiliate WJAX—which Cox operates under a joint sales agreement with owner Hoffman Communications—was not involved in the dispute as it is covered by a separate carriage contract from that of virtual duopoly partner WFOX.
^ HBOアドオンは、2016年12月から削除されるまでPrime Videoを通じて販売され、ネットワークのVODライブラリコンテンツとそのリニアチャンネルのライブストリームへのアプリ内アクセスを提供していました。スタンドアロンのHBO Maxアプリへの認証ログインアクセスも、2020年12月の契約の一環としてアドオンの加入者に提供され、Amazon FireおよびFire TVデバイスでアプリをダウンロードできるようにしました。Prime Video Channelsへの元のアドオンの追加は、 2016年にTime WarnerとAmazonの間で締結されたより広範な契約の一部であり、Prime Video加入者は姉妹プレミアムサービスであるCinemaxを別のアドオンとして購入することもできました。
^ Netflixは、シリーズの公式ホームになる前に、2021年6月15日と10月15日に前シーズンの22エピソードのうち13エピソードをプレミア公開しました。
^ 移転に伴いMeet the Press Nowに改名
^ ESPNのMonday Night Football放送と同様に、各チームのマーケットでは毎週、ローカル放送シンジケーションの同時放送が義務付けられています。ケーブル、衛星、サブスクリプションのオーバーザトッププロバイダーとネットワークの再送信同意契約の条件により、限られた数のゲームが NFL ネットワークで独占放送されます。
^ 3月6日に Discovery+で先行公開
^ 5月22日に AMC+で先行公開
^ 『ファンシー・ナンシー』の第3シーズンと最終シーズンは、2021年11月12日にDisney+で早期完全リリースされました。
^ 1月21日、ネクスターメディアグループは、一時的な延長なしに交渉が続く中、2021年12月31日に以前の提携契約が失効した後もCBSのスケジュールを日々放送し続けたWFRVと他の11の系列局を含む39のCBS局との提携契約を更新したと発表した。^[747]全体で契約が失効したネクスター運営のCBS局13局のうち、WJMN（CBSからWZMQへの移行を通知されたのは切り替えのわずか3日前だった）だけがネットワークに残らなかった局だった。

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[221] With its move to the streaming service, first-run episodes of Days of Our Lives—which had been available to its free and paid users as an NBC program—will be paywalled to subscribers of Peacock's premium tiers. Days will become only the third soap opera to move from broadcast to streaming (following the short-lived revivals of All My Children and One Life to Live—which ended their linear runs on ABC in September 2011 and January 2012, respectively—on Hulu in 2013), and its departure from NBC leaves CBS's The Young and the Restless and The Bold and the Beautiful, and ABC's General Hospital as the only remaining soap operas carried on U.S. broadcast television.

[261] YouTube TV's HBO Max add-on consists of in-app access to live feeds of the seven linear HBO channels and VOD content from the premium channel, and provider login access to the HBO Max app. (The vMVPD also offers a standalone HBO add-on without login access to HBO Max, which requires a subscription to its base channel package to purchase.)

[297] In the Jacksonville DMA, CBS affiliate WJAX—which Cox operates under a joint sales agreement with owner Hoffman Communications—was not involved in the dispute as it is covered by a separate carriage contract from that of virtual duopoly partner WFOX.

[311] HBOアドオンは、2016年12月から削除されるまでPrime Videoを通じて販売され、ネットワークのVODライブラリコンテンツとそのリニアチャンネルのライブストリームへのアプリ内アクセスを提供していました。スタンドアロンのHBO Maxアプリへの認証ログインアクセスも、2020年12月の契約の一環としてアドオンの加入者に提供され、Amazon FireおよびFire TVデバイスでアプリをダウンロードできるようにしました。Prime Video Channelsへの元のアドオンの追加は、 2016年にTime WarnerとAmazonの間で締結されたより広範な契約の一部であり、Prime Video加入者は姉妹プレミアムサービスであるCinemaxを別のアドオンとして購入することもできました。

[342] Netflixは、シリーズの公式ホームになる前に、2021年6月15日と10月15日に前シーズンの22エピソードのうち13エピソードをプレミア公開しました。

[348] 移転に伴いMeet the Press Nowに改名

[358] ESPNのMonday Night Football放送と同様に、各チームのマーケットでは毎週、ローカル放送シンジケーションの同時放送が義務付けられています。ケーブル、衛星、サブスクリプションのオーバーザトッププロバイダーとネットワークの再送信同意契約の条件により、限られた数のゲームが NFL ネットワークで独占放送されます。

[373] ^ 3月6日に Discovery+で先行公開

[385] ^ 5月22日に AMC+で先行公開

[473] 『ファンシー・ナンシー』の第3シーズンと最終シーズンは、2021年11月12日にDisney+で早期完全リリースされました。

[758] 1月21日、ネクスターメディアグループは、一時的な延長なしに交渉が続く中、2021年12月31日に以前の提携契約が失効した後もCBSのスケジュールを日々放送し続けたWFRVと他の11の系列局を含む39のCBS局との提携契約を更新したと発表した。^[747]全体で契約が失効したネクスター運営のCBS局13局のうち、WJMN（CBSからWZMQへの移行を通知されたのは切り替えのわずか3日前だった）だけがネットワークに残らなかった局だった。