A Roller Coaster of Scripted Emotions

(Installment No.2 is geared toward how Creative Writing hugely impacts Professional Wrestling and Sports Entertainment.)  

Next month will be 22 years that I have watched professional wrestling (also known today as Sports Entertainment) but, honestly, those years just cover how far back I can recall watching.  It would not shock me to know, when I entered this world in 1988, I was counting like a referee going for a three count.

A Stream Of Content

As technology evolves, so have the routines and patterns of viewers watching their favorite television shows.  Instead of gathering to watch primetime shows when it airs on network TV or cable, audiences are now expanding their viewing through a number of reliable resources. First, the progression of viewing television away from the TV screen initiated when networks such as FOX, ABC, and NBC, began to run full-length episodes of their nightly programming shortly after the first-run airing would broadcast on TV. Sure, advertisers incorporated commercials into the online programming but, overall, it saved time on consumers who wanted to watch one – or multiple episodes – on one sitting without having to sit in front of the television for hours at a time.