While many questions tagged with tv-shows don't really deserve it, being about a particualr show or about identification, there are also many that are indeed about TV-Shows in general and thus have a perfect right to bear the tv-shows tag.

Some examples of IMHO justified tv-shows tags:

• Why are there typically no more than 24 episodes in a TV Season?
• Is the "season" meant to be the interval from September/October to May/June or is it not strictly defined like that?
• How does the budget breakdown for a US TV season compare to a UK TV Season?
• Is there a term for the opposite of the Chuck Cunningham Syndrome?
• What happens to actor salaries around seasons 6-7 of a show?
• What rules govern how TV show opening credits are structured?
• In opening credits for TV shows, why does it say 'with so and so' for some actors?
• When/Why did American television change from primarily episodic to primarily serialized?
• Why do TV networks air pilot episodes?
• What is meant by bloopers and marathon?

So I don't see a reason to eagerly delete tags just because they can be misused for many questions they don't apply for. It rather should be decided on a question by question basis.

While many questions tagged with tv-shows don't really deserve it, being about a particualr show or about identification, there are also many that are indeed about TV-Shows in general and thus have a perfect right to bear the tv-shows tag.

Some examples of IMHO justified tv-shows tags:

• Why are there typically no more than 24 episodes in a TV Season?
• Is the "season" meant to be the interval from September/October to May/June or is it not strictly defined like that?
• How does the budget breakdown for a US TV season compare to a UK TV Season?
• Is there a term for the opposite of the Chuck Cunningham Syndrome?
• What happens to actor salaries around seasons 6-7 of a show?
• What rules govern how TV show opening credits are structured?
• In opening credits for TV shows, why does it say 'with so and so' for some actors?
• When/Why did American television change from primarily episodic to primarily serialized?
• Why do TV networks air pilot episodes?
• What is meant by bloopers and marathon?

So I don't see a reason to eagerly delete tags just because they can be misused for many questions they don't apply for. It rather should be decided on a question by question basis.

While many questions tagged with tv-shows don't really deserve it, being about a particualr show or about identification, there are also many that are indeed about TV-Shows in general and thus have a perfect right to bear the tv-shows tag.

Some examples of IMHO justified tv-shows tags (ignore the overall quality of individual questions):

• Why are there typically no more than 24 episodes in a TV Season?
• Is the "season" meant to be the interval from September/October to May/June or is it not strictly defined like that?
• How does the budget breakdown for a US TV season compare to a UK TV Season?
• Is there a term for the opposite of the Chuck Cunningham Syndrome?
• What happens to actor salaries around seasons 6-7 of a show?
• What rules govern how TV show opening credits are structured?
• In opening credits for TV shows, why does it say 'with so and so' for some actors?
• When/Why did American television change from primarily episodic to primarily serialized?
• Why do TV networks air pilot episodes?
• What is meant by bloopers and marathon?

So I don't see a reason to eagerly delete tags just because they can be misused for many questions they don't apply for. It rather should be decided on a question by question basis.

While many questions tagged with tv-shows don't really deserve it, being about a particualr show or about identification, there are also many that are indeed about TV-Shows in general and thus have a perfect right to bear the tv-shows tag.

Some examples of IMHO justified tv-shows tags:

• Why are there typically no more than 24 episodes in a TV Season?
• Is the "season" meant to be the interval from September/October to May/June or is it not strictly defined like that?
• How does the budget breakdown for a US TV season compare to a UK TV Season?
• Is there a term for the opposite of the Chuck Cunningham Syndrome?
• What happens to actor salaries around seasons 6-7 of a show?
• What rules govern how TV show opening credits are structured?
• In opening credits for TV shows, why does it say 'with so and so' for some actors?
• When/Why did American television change from primarily episodic to primarily serialized?
• Why do TV networks air pilot episodes?
• What is meant by bloopers and marathon?

So I don't see a reason to eagerly delete tags just because they can be misused for many questions they don't apply for. It rather should be decided on a question by question basis.