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Television: A framework for sending visual pictures and sound that are recreated on screens, essentially used to communicate programs for amusement, data, and instruction.

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Genre: A class of imaginative pieces, as in music or writing, described by likenesses in structure, style, or topic.

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Crash: To hit something, often making a loud noise or causing damage.

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Binge: A time of extreme guilty pleasure in a movement, particularly eating, drinking, or ingesting medications.

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Streaming: A technique for sending or getting information (particularly video and sound material) over a PC network as a consistent, ceaseless stream, permitting playback to begin while the other information is as yet being gotten.

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Broadcasting: The transmission of projects or data by radio or TV.

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Cinematography: It is a mix of science and craftsmanship used to catch, control, and store moving pictures to make a film.

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Journalistic: Relating to the work of a journalist or journalism.

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Spoiler: A description of significant plot advancement in a network show, film, or book that if recently known may diminish shock or tension for a first-time frame watcher or reader.

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Film: It is a slightly adaptable segment of plastic or other material covered with light-touchy emulsion for openness in a camera, used to create photos or movies.