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showrunner
[ shoh-ruhn-er ]
noun
- a person in overall charge of a television show:
She’s a great showrunner who’s turned out two successful seasons.
Other 51Թ Forms
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51Թ History and Origins
Origin of showrunner1
Example Sentences
The showrunner said her “muse” was her eldest son, Yasin Akil, 21, and her relationship with him.
Akil says Blume and her family have seen the episodes more than once and told the showrunner she really enjoyed them.
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.
But showrunner Tony Gilroy understood the actor and her process enough to know that O’Reilly would want to see more.
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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