Weekly television shows are programs that air on a specific day and time each week. They can cover various genres, including drama, comedy, reality, and news. Viewers often look forward to these shows as part of their routine, and many series follow a storyline that develops over multiple episodes. These shows typically last between 30 minutes to an hour and may be broadcast on traditional cable or satellite networks, as well as through streaming services. Popular examples include sitcoms like "Friends" and dramas like "Breaking Bad," which have garnered large audiences and critical acclaim.