TV shows, or television shows, are serialized programs created for broadcast on television. They can encompass a variety of genres, including drama, comedy, reality, documentary, and more, and are typically produced in episodes that are part of a larger series. TV shows often feature a cast of characters and storylines that evolve over multiple episodes or seasons, allowing for character development and complex narratives. Episodes are usually between 20 to 60 minutes long and can be aired on a weekly schedule, making them a common form of entertainment for audiences. TV shows can be live-action or animated and are often produced by networks, streaming services, or independent creators.
Parker Posey, known for her quirky performances, joins "The White Lotus" series by HBO, marking a role two decades in the making. The collaboration with creator Mike White stems from…