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Consider using these only as a last resort.
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* Prefix the country of broadcast - [[ProgramName (Australian TV series)]].
* Prefix the country of broadcast - [[ProgramName (Australian TV series)]].
* Prefix the year of release - [[ProgramName (1997 TV movie)]].
* Prefix the year of release - [[ProgramName (1997 TV movie)]] (For series, use the year of debut.)
* Prefix the network identification - [[ProgramName (BBC TV series)]].
* Prefix the network identification - [[ProgramName (BBC TV series)]].

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There is currently a poll (Wikipedia:Naming conventions (television)/poll) to determine future naming conventions for television content.

For general information on article naming, see Wikipedia:Naming conventions.

Convention

Often, made-for-television productions share the same name as other programs, series, movies, books or terms. When disambiguating a television production from something else, use the most appropriate method as described below.

Disambiguation is only necessary if multiple articles would normally have the same name. If the title of the TV program is the most common usage of the phrase, let it be the title of the article.

Articles about television

Articles which relate to general concepts related to television technology, terminology, and industry (but not programming) should use Article (television).

Examples: Ghost (television), Stripping (television), Revival (television)

Episodic series

Many TV productions (both broadcast and cable) are typically produced under a single name, with each episode relating to the others in an understandable way. For these, use ProgramName (TV series). This should only include series where the typical episode is 1 hour or less.

Specific genres

Use these, where appropriate, instead of "TV series", as they are more descriptive and therefore recognizable.

One-time (non-series) productions

Other methods

Consider using these only as a last resort.

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