televisionography

plural televisionographies

1. rareA selective list of television series (or rarely episodes) that share a similar characteristic, such as being of the same genre, having the same subject, or having the same director, actor, etc.

   Televisionography Dark Winds, featuring Zahn McClarnon, Kiowa Gordon, Jessica Matten (AMC and AMC+, 2022-). […]

   2025, Sue Matheson, “Introduction: Rethinking the American Frontier-Frederick Jackson Turner, Neurasthenia, and the Contemporary Western”, in Sue Matheson, editor, Return of the Western: Refracting Genre, Representing Gender in the Twenty-First Century, Edinburgh University Press, →ISBN, page 13

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   A comprehensive chronology, filmography, and televisionography, together with an extensive visual bibliography, is designed to place the subjects of the exhibition in a larger cultural perspective.

   1989, Robert P. Metzger, Reagan: An American Icon, University of Pennsylvania Press, →ISBN, page 8

   Besides presenting (predominantly, alas, in black and white) an exhibition of mostly satirical portraits of the fortieth president and his wife, this catalog provides film and TV chronologies, filmographies, and "televisionographies" for both Reagans, and then a bunch of posters for some of their movies.

   1989 October 15, Ray Olson, “Reagan: American Icon”, in Bill Ott, editor, Booklist, volume 86, number 4, American Library Association, page 424

   Televisionography Addams Family, The, executive producer David Levy, 1964. Bates Motel, Richard Rothstein, 1987. Buffy the Vampire Slayer, creator: Joss Whedon, 1997. […]

   2005, Gina Wisker, Horror Fiction: An Introduction, Continuum International Publishing Group, →ISBN, page 279

   So yeah, Sorkin's like the Kobe of screenwriting. If anyone's curious, some other highlights of Sorkin's filmography/televisionography are A Few Good Men, The West Wing, Sports Night, and Moneyball. I've never watched The West Wing. It's on my list though, along with The Walking Dead, the first season of True Detective, and Game of Thrones.

   2015 October 25, Nathan Funderburg, “Steve Jobs review”, in The Funderblog, archived from the original on 04 Jul 2026

   Kevin Sheehan: Uhm, I'm actually looking right now that you mentioned that. I'm pulling up her television, uhm, you know, a televisionography.

   2023 February 16, “Closing In on Bieniemy” (09:58–10:10 from the start), in Kevin Sheehan, director, The Kevin Sheehan Show (podcast), Apple Podcasts, archived from the original on 05 Jul 2026