This course explores TV programming as an economic and industrial practice, a media form, and an influential social and cultural force. This course also explains how the economic structure, technological shifts, and TV audience interact with the content and form of TV programming. Identifying key concepts in TV programming, this course analyses a range of TV programmes such as TV drama, reality show, news programme, sports show, music television, and animated television from United States, Europe, and Asia. Upon completion of this subject, students are expected to understand the content and form of TV programming as well as its industrial, social, cultural, and technological ramifications.