made-for-TV

Adjective

Meaning

made-for-TV (not comparable)

(of a motion picture) produced for or originally distributed by a television network as opposed to being shown in cinemas.

Source: en.wiktionary.org

Synonyms

made-for-television direct-to-TV

Examples

American stage and screen actress Helen Hayes portrayed Miss Marple in two American made-for-TV movies, both for CBS : A Caribbean Mystery (1983) and Murder with Mirrors (1985). Source: Internet

Columnist Jonah Goldberg is right about President Trump’s made-for-TV coronavirus briefings doing more harm than good. Source: Internet

I know I said we don’t come to Hallmark movies for anything out of the ordinary, but when a made-for-TV Christmas movie manages to make you cackle with unexpected glee, that’s when you know it’s great. Source: Internet

Democrats condemn Trump for a made-for-TV attempt to distract both from Black Lives Matter protests and his mishandling of the coronavirus pandemic, now killing more than 1,000 Americans a day. Source: Internet

My role was that of Karl Ritter, patron of the composer Wagner, in a made-for-TV mini-series. Source: Internet

Films There were two made-for-TV reunion movies that aired on CBS, The Dukes of Hazzard: Reunion! Source: Internet

Close letter words and terms

made your blood run cold made your hair stand on end made-for-television made-to-measure made-to-order made-to-order story