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showrunner
[shoh-ruhn-er]
noun
a person in overall charge of a television show.
She’s a great showrunner who’s turned out two successful seasons.
Other Word Forms
- showrunning noun
Word History and Origins
Origin of showrunner1
Example Sentences
Meg Marinis, the show’s current showrunner, for example, was hired right out of college as a writers’ production assistant as the drama was heading into its third season.
“Bridgerton” showrunner Jess Brownell discusses Season 3, the debate with Shonda Rhimes over Colin’s virginity, Julie Andrews’ fate as narrator and the visual changes coming to Season 4.
“Bridgerton” showrunner Jess Brownell previously told The Times that Benedict’s character arc “has a lot to do with being someone who is learning how to exist between society and and being unconventional.”
Here, the actors, showrunner and advisors share how their experiences came together like a platoon of new recruits.
The show, co-written with Doctor Who showrunner Russell T Davies, aired on ITV in 2023.
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