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After an increase in original scripted TV series in the United States between 2020 and 2022, the amount decreased in 2023. *** original scripted drama, comedy, and limited TV shows were aired on broadcast and cable TV, as well as on streaming services in 2023, down by ** percent from the previous year.

Impact of the strikes in Hollywood on TV productions

With writers and actors being on strike for several months in 2023, the industry was likely to see a temporary decline in scripted TV show productions and releases as a result. An analysis from mid 2023 showed that over **** of productions were expected to be affected by the work stoppages from September 2023 to April 2024. As the strike had not been resolved as of July 2023, even more TV series than expected had been affected.

Concerned consumers

During the strike, several studios announced production delays of highly anticipated shows and films, such as the last season of Netflix’s “Stranger Things” and every upcoming Marvel movie. According to a survey from May 2023, U.S. consumers were particularly worried about TV shows being delayed or canceled due to labor disputes. Nearly ** percent of respondents stated to be concerned about series, while only *** percent were worried about movies being impacted.