Jane The Virgin Target Audience

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What makes a successful TV show are the elements the writer uses to appeal to the viewers, which can be the scheduling, characters, setting, and dynamism. One great example of a TV show that uses all its elements to create a dramatic comedy storyline is “Jane the Virgin” by Jennie Snyder Urman. Jane the virgin is an American Telenovela about a girl named Jane who was artificially inseminated, hence she is a pregnant virgin. Jane the Virgin is a dynamic show, usually within one episode there is more than one conflict, either it is a career struggle, break up, or murder. The story starts when Jane is stuck in a love triangle and can't decide which guy she wants. Even while Jane is going through a tough decision, she is also pregnant with one of the guy’s baby. This show is so different compared to other shows with how each season something new happens. Unlike other television shows, sometimes I can predict what will happen at the end of the season, or viewers often get bored with the same thing always happening each season; for instance “Awkward” is hit a show on MTV almost similar to Jane the Virgin, but I can always predict what will happen next, the writer creates the same conflict season with the main character Jenna who is still in love …show more content…

As an example, there will be a lesson Jane learns when she is younger, that will relate to her situation now. Jane grows up watching telenovelas that teach her lifelong lessons, like when she is stuck in a love triangle she always looks back to those moments she learned from each telenovela. These flashback scenes play an important role in Jane the virgin, without them most of the plot wouldn’t matter and there would be missing elements. Many other TV shows do not have foreshadowing scenes or anything that appeals to the audience in a way Jane the virgin

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