When it comes to the time of day that television attracts the largest audiences, it makes the most sense that the evening would be the hands down winner. When you realize the variety of programs that are on the air, there is something for almost everyone.
With the number of television networks that you can flip through with your remote, there seems to be an endless amount of adventure, drama, reality, comedy, sports and food programs, as well as just about anything else you could think of.
With the number of television networks that you can flip through with your remote, there seems to be an endless amount of adventure, drama, reality, comedy, sports and food programs, as well as just about anything else you could think of.
The show “24” is probably one of the most popular shows on evening television. The show’s story line centers around the United States super agent named Jack Bauer, played by Kiefer Sutherland. If you wonder what kind of influence this show has on the American people, there are some specific coincidences. In the 2004 season, the president was an African American, and this season, the president is a woman. Does life imitate art? (Here's a trailer from last season. Popular in the U.K. too.)
A new show this season that has attracted a large audience is “The Mentalist,” starring Simon Baker. He plays a consultant to the special police division CBI. Baker plays Patrick Jane, who has a combination of special talents such as suggestion, telepathy, and superior deductive powers to aid in investigations.
Finally, of the CSI trio of shows is “CSI Miami,” starring David Caruso in the role of Horatio Caine. The crime scene investigators use the most modern equipment available for the Miami Dade police department in their efforts to capture the most worthy modern day criminals. Crime seems to be the most dominant topic that all these shows have in common.
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