make a show

Football and sports — especially football — have never been bigger in our country, and I think it's a good time to make a show that's both about this person, these crimes .

Now, watching the super-rich slip away without real consequences can make a show feel hollow.

“They didn’t want to make a show about a person who turns out to have a bunch of biological clones of herself at the same age,” she says, citing the technical challenges of pulling off the feat as well as the inevitable impossible comparisons that it would invite.

Taiwanese officials and military experts had been expecting China to make a show of military force after Lai’s inauguration.

Gilbert Power, a public radio veteran and the host of the podcast “On Record,” went to a small town in Ireland to make a show about a 20-year-old missing-persons case.