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To send out TV programmes.
To broadcast.
A new/advanced product; a change in a situation.
A development.
Very surprised.
Astonished
When the body produces water when it's hot or after exercise.
To sweat.
Not unusual or interesting.
Ordinary.
To have enough money to buy/do something.
To afford
Of a light colour, not healthy-looking.
Pale
A person taking part in a games show.
A contestant
The gadget you use to operate a machine from a distance.
A remote-control
People watching a play, a film at the cinema etc.
The audience.
The people watching the TV.
The viewers
Part of a series.
An episode.
A person who introduces a programme and speaks to the participants and viewers.
A presenter.
Publicity that appears during a film, in a magazine etc.
An advert.
A television or radio programme where celebrities talk informally about various topics.
A chat show.
Pictures or interviews with people involved in real events giving factual report on a particular subject.
A documentary
