Английская Википедия:Aftershow

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Шаблон:Short description An aftershow or after-show is a genre of television talk show whose topic is another television program. An aftershow is typically broadcast immediately after a new episode of its corresponding program helps retain the audience, and to provide additional discussion and content related to the program (such as analysis and behind-the-scenes material). Aftershows may also include guest appearances by a show's staff or cast, and emphasize viewer contributions. A similar, earlier concept in sports broadcasting is the post-game show.

Format

An aftershow's typical format, pioneered by Howard Stern's The Wrap-Up Show on Sirius Satellite Radio in 2006, is two or more people discussing a just-aired episode. This is sometimes accompanied by bonus material from the series, or special guests such as actors or creative staff. TV channels see aftershows as a cheap way to provide more content for avid fans of popular series, as a venue for interacting with fans directly, and to help provide additional context and analysis to the series' narrative and themes. Aftershows can also help a channel retain viewers after an episode airs.

Some aftershows—particularly those involving reality series—focus more on behind the scenes material, as well as interviews with eliminated and former contestants. Some of these examples, including American Idol Extra, Britain's Got More Talent, Strictly Come Dancing: It Takes Two, and The Xtra Factor, primarily aired on a sister channel to the network that carried the main program (such as BBC Two, ITV2, and the Fox Reality Channel). For its former coverage of the Indian Premier League in cricket, Sony Pictures Networks aired Extraaa Innings T20—which combined the aftershow concept with elements of a traditional sports post-game show by featuring both match analysis, and entertainment segments such as celebrity interviews.

History

MTV Canada's The After Show was cited by the Toronto Star as an early predecessor to the aftershow format adopted in North America. The show was produced to accompany its airings of MTV's Laguna Beach, due to CRTC licensing requirements regarding the provision of Canadian content and talk show programming (the latter stemming from the service's early history in a previous format, TalkTV). The show gained a steady following: MTV Canada began producing the show in front of a studio audience for the Laguna Beach finale, resulting in "thousands" of fans lining up outside of the channel's Toronto studio for a chance to attend. The format was extended to its sister series The Hills, and was later picked up to air on the U.S. MTV channel as well.

In 2009, Bravo premiered Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen, a late-night talk show which primarily discusses Bravo's reality programming, and features viewer contributions such as questions. It also discusses other facets and headlines in popular culture, and expanded from a weekly to weeknight scheduling in 2011.

Following the example of Talking Dead, U.S. entertainment channels began to add aftershows to their most popular scripted series in the 2010s. Embassy Row—the Sony Pictures Television-owned studio who produces Talking Dead, would be commissioned by other networks for their some of their own aftershows, such as Shark After Dark Live (which it produced for Discovery's Shark Week event). The New York Post wrote of the format having achieved a "saturation point" in 2016. In 2012, Maria Menounos launched AfterBuzz TV, a network of post-show podcasts devoted to various television series.

Notable aftershows

Title	Program(s) discussed	First aired	Last aired	Channel	Notes
Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen	various reality series	2009	ongoing	Bravo
RuPaul’s Drag Race: Untucked	RuPaul’s Drag Race	2010	ongoing	Logo TV (2010-2014)	Began with season 2
				YouTube (2015-2017)
				VH1 (2018-present)
Doctor Who Confidential	Doctor Who	2005	2011	BBC Three
The After Show	Various reality series		2010	MTV
Thronecast	Game of Thrones	2011	2019	Sky Atlantic
Talking Dead	The Walking Dead Fear the Walking Dead	2011	ongoing	AMC	Began with season 2 for both series
Talking Bad	Breaking Bad	2013	2013	AMC	Only for final eight episodes of the series
Wolf Watch	Teen Wolf	2013	2015	MTV	Only from the second half of Season 3 to some episodes in the first half of Season 5.
Anarchy Afterword	Sons of Anarchy	2013	2014	FX	Online web series; for seasons 6 and 7
Rebels Recon	Star Wars Rebels	2014	2018	Disney XD	Online web series for entire show
After the Black	Orphan Black	2015	2017	Space / BBC America	Began with season 3
Talking Saul	Better Call Saul	2016	2022	AMC	Only for season 2-3 (for premiere and finale episodes only) and season 6 (two episodes)
After the Thrones	Game of Thrones	2016	2016	HBO	For season 6 only
Talking Preacher	Preacher	2016	2017	AMC	Only for premiere and finale episodes
Hacking Robot	Mr. Robot	2016	2019	USA Network	Began with season 2; only for premiere and finale episodes
Mr. Robot Digital After Show				The Verge / USA Network	Began with season 2; online only
Raw Talk	Monday Night Raw	2016	ongoing	WWE Network
WWE Talking Smack	SmackDown	2016	ongoing	WWE Network	Only for one week, aired on FS1 on October 23, 2020.
After Trek	Star Trek: Discovery	2017	2018	CBS All Access	Only for season 1
The Ready Room	Star Trek: Discovery	2019	ongoing	CBS All Access / Paramount+	Began with season 2
	Star Trek: Lower Decks				Began with season 1; only for premiere and finale episodes with occasional "midseason specials"
	Star Trek: Picard				Began with season 1; bonus episode aired during post season 1 hiatus
	Star Trek: Prodigy				Began with season 1; only for premiere and finale episodes
	Star Trek: Strange New Worlds				Began with season 1; bonus episode aired prior to season 2
Beyond the Reasons	13 Reasons Why	2017	ongoing	Netflix
Beyond Stranger Things	Stranger Things	2017	ongoing	Netflix	Began with season 2
Crisis Aftermath	Arrowverse	2019	filming	The CW
Look Hooo's Talking	The Owl House	2020	2020	Disney Channel	Online web series for first ten episodes
Revelations: The Masters of the Universe Revelation Aftershow	Masters of the Universe: Revelation	2021	ongoing	Netflix
One Killer Question	Only Murders in the Building	2023	Ongoing	Hulu

Parodies

Following the premiere of anime spoof Perfect Hair Forever in 2004, Adult Swim aired the Anime Talk Show, an aftershow spoof led by Space Ghost. The panel consisted of Adult Swim characters Meatwad, Early Cuyler, and Sharko, who never actually discuss the previous show despite Space Ghost's repeated attempts to get them to do so.

British comedian Peter Kay's 2008 reality television satire Britain's Got the Pop Factor... and Possibly a New Celebrity Jesus Christ Soapstar Superstar Strictly on Ice featured an "aftershow" as an epilogue, Peter Kay's Britain's Got an Extra Pop Factor and Then Some 2 + 1.

In 2015, when CBS aired reruns of its primetime dramas to fill the former timeslot of Late Show with David Letterman until the premiere of The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, The Late Late Show with James Corden satirized the format with cold open sketches depicting aftershows such as Talking Mentalist and Talking Hawaii Five-0. One sketch also featured a metaparody, Talking Talking Mentalist—an aftershow for Talking Mentalist hosted by Corden's bandleader Reggie Watts.

The 2019 Fox comedy What Just Happened??! with Fred Savage is framed as an aftershow for an in-universe drama series entitled The Flare. Its season (and ultimately, series) finale featured Savage's character dealing with the cancellation of The Flare, and having to use his show to promote the in-universe teen drama Havenbrook.