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Aftershow

An aftershow, after-show, or companion show is a genre of television program dedicated to discussing another television program.

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Aftershow

Nodes85
Edges84
Triples74
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.023529
Components1

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Aftershow

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related to Parodies · 27
Aftershow → Britain's Got, British, CBS, Corden's, David Letterman, Extra Pop Factor, Geraldine McQueen's, Ice, In, James Corden, Late Show, New Celebrity Jesus Christ, One, Peter Kay's, Peter Kay's Britain's Got, Pop Factor, Possibly, Reggie Watts, Soapstar Superstar Strictly, Stephen Colbert
related to history · 23
Aftershow → American MTV, Big Brother, Big Brother's Big Mouth, Big Brother's Bit, Big Brother's Little Brother, Canadian, Channel, CRTC, During, It, Laguna Beach, MTV Canada, MTV Canada's The After, MTV's Laguna Beach, North America, Show, Side, TalkTV, The, The British
related to Format · 17
Aftershow → American Idol Extra, An, BBC Two, Britain's Got More Talent, Fox Reality Channel, Glen Mazzara, Howard Stern's The Wrap-Up, It Takes Two, ITV2, Show, Sirius Satellite Radio, Some, Strictly Come Dancing, Television, The Walking Dead, The Xtra Factor, This

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series show aftershows format fans companion program featured talking television new dead reality aired channel live premiered content analysis talk

Entity relationships Subject–Predicate–Object triples

SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
analysisinstance oftargeting fans of the parent series with additional discussion and content0.80text
behind-the-scenes featurettesinstance oftargeting fans of the parent series with additional discussion and content0.80text
actors or creative staffinstance ofor special guests0.80text
celebrity interviewsinstance ofwhich combined the aftershow concept with elements of a traditional sports post-game show by featuring both match analysis and entertainment segments0.80text
questionsinstance ofand features viewer contributions0.80text
Talking Mentalistinstance ofThe Late Late Show with James Corden satirized the format with cold open sketches depicting aftershows0.80text
Talking Hawaii Five-0instance ofThe Late Late Show with James Corden satirized the format with cold open sketches depicting aftershows0.80text
Aftershowrelated to FormatAn0.60section
Aftershowrelated to FormatHoward Stern's The Wrap-Up0.60section
Aftershowrelated to FormatShow0.60section
Aftershowrelated to FormatSirius Satellite Radio0.60section
Aftershowrelated to FormatThis0.60section

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