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                                                            <title><![CDATA[ FX ‘Peak TV’ Poll Counts 409 Scripted Series ]]></title>
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                                <p>There are 409 scripted shows on television, according to a new study from FX Networks, 33 more than in 2014 and almost double what the figure was just six years ago.</p><p>The wheels for such a study were set in motion when John Landgraf, FX Networks and FX Productions CEO, spoke about the abundance of scripted shows at the TCA press tour event last August.</p><p>“There is simply too much television,” Landgraf said at the time, predicting the 2015 total would “easily blow through the 400 series mark” before a contraction occurs.</p><p>The total in the study includes broadcast, cable and digital and does not include reality, news, sports, made-for-television movies, specials, or daytime or children’s programming.</p><p>Read more at <a href="http://www.broadcastingcable.com/news/programming/fx-peak-tv-poll-count-em-409-scripted-series/146466">broadcastingcable.com</a>.</p>
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