Peak TV

Peak TV refers to the period starting around the mid-2010s when the number of available scripted television shows dramatically increased, driven by advancements in streaming platforms and cable channels. This surge led to a vast variety of high-quality content, providing viewers with more options than ever before. While it offers diverse storytelling and niche genres, it also raises concerns about market saturation, production quality, and viewer choice overload. Essentially, Peak TV marks a time of unprecedented growth and abundance in television programming, transforming how audiences discover and engage with stories on screen.