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showrunner

[ shoh-ruhn-er ]

noun

  1. a person in overall charge of a television show:

    She’s a great showrunner who’s turned out two successful seasons.



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Other 51Թ Forms

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51Թ History and Origins

Origin of showrunner1

First recorded in 1955–60; show ( def ) + runner ( def )
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The showrunner said her “muse” was her eldest son, Yasin Akil, 21, and her relationship with him.

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Akil says Blume and her family have seen the episodes more than once and told the showrunner she really enjoyed them.

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Instead, series creator and showrunner Tony Gilroy shows us, in what appears to be a tourism film, that Ghorman is a cosmopolitan fashion mecca reminiscent of Paris.

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But showrunner Tony Gilroy understood the actor and her process enough to know that O’Reilly would want to see more.

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Meanwhile, the separate prequel series will "delve into the deeper past", showrunner Heidi Thomas said, offering a view of life in Poplar, east London, during the Blitz.

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