appointment television

noun

1. televison programmes that people set aside time to watch

Example Sentences

When Biden was elected to the Senate in 1972, the State of the Union address was appointment television for tens of millions of Americans who watched on three major networks.

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We were telling 16 episodes a year, and even the cadence with which people were watching, being at a time of appointment television, so that show is a part of your schedule on a regular basis for four months.

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Swift has been a regular at Travis Kelce's games since she began dating him and Sunday's game - already appointment television for millions in the US - doubled as the season finale to their closely-watched public romance.

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This orientation, in turn, had made him both a force in national Republican politics and appointment television for the sorts of angry Republican voters on whose loyalty Fox News is reliant.

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As appointment television has become scarcer and TikTok has created a platform that fosters viral "recipe/content creators," the definition of a "celebrity chef" is more ambiguous than ever.

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