small screen
Americannoun
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the medium of television.
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a television set.
noun
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Still, most character-based, reality-grounded dramas and comedies are just as good on the small screen, where most of my picks quickly went.
Over the years, as the show’s popularity grew across Latin America, “31 Minutos” has transcended the small screen and spilled into other formats.
From Los Angeles Times
But it’s also doing something that only a few years ago may have seemed unlikely: it’s reviving the Western’s popularity on the small screen.
From Salon
It was initially set in Copenhagen and based on the books by Danish writer Jussi Adler-Olsen, but the location was moved to Edinburgh before it made the jump to the small screen.
From BBC
While Kardashian’s professional law career has yet to take off in real life, she is currently portraying a power player of an attorney on the small screen.
From Los Angeles Times
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