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Vocabulary practice flashcards covering television terminology, casting practices, collocations, and phrasal verbs from Unit 1: 'Are you a serial...?'
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streaming service
An online entertainment service that provides access to television shows and movies over the internet (German: Streamingdienst).
on-demand
Content available to be watched or accessed whenever a viewer chooses, rather than following a scheduled broadcast time (German: auf Abruf).
viewing habits
The established patterns, routines, and preferences of an individual regarding how and when they watch television and media (German: Sehgewohnheiten).
binge-watching
The practice of watching multiple episodes of a series in rapid succession or all at once (German: exzessives Serienschauen).
cliffhanger
A dramatic and unresolved ending to an episode or film designed to leave viewers in suspense (German: offenes, spannendes Ende).
spin-off
A new television programme or series derived from an existing, already successful show (German: Ablegerserie).
representation
The portrayal and inclusion of diverse social groups, ethnicities, or identities in film and television (German: Repräsentation; Darstellung).
colour-blind casting
The practice of casting actors in roles without taking their race or ethnicity into consideration.
colour-conscious casting
The practice of casting that intentionally considers how an actor's race or ethnicity impacts the character and role.
stereotype
A widely held, fixed, and oversimplified image or idea of a particular type of person or group (German: Stereotyp, Klischee).
catch up on
A phrasal verb meaning to do something you have not had time to do recently, such as watching missed episodes of a series (German: Versäumtes nachholen).
tune in
A phrasal verb meaning to switch on a television or radio to watch or listen to a specific broadcast (German: einschalten).
switch over
A phrasal verb meaning to change the television channel to watch a different programme (German: umschalten).
get hooked on
An expression meaning to become deeply fascinated, captivated, or addicted to something, such as a television show (German: von etwas gefesselt werden).
come out
A phrasal verb meaning to be released, broadcast, or published for the public (German: erscheinen).
appeal to an audience
To attract, interest, or be well-received by viewers or listeners (German: ein Publikum ansprechen).
be critical of
To express disapproval or critically evaluate someone or something (German: etwas kritisch gegenüberstehen).
Blossom
An American sitcom focusing on a teenage girl called Blossom navigating life after her mother's departure.
thought-provoking
Causing people to think seriously about a particular subject or challenging topic.
flick through
To quickly change through television channels or rapidly glance through media content.