Why this much-loved ABC show is more than ‘inspiration porn’
The ABC show The Assembly has gained popularity for its engaging format and insightful interviews. Despite facing criticism for being labeled as 'inspiration porn', the series continues to attract a solid audience. Its third season features autistic journalism students interviewing high-profile guests, providing both entertainment and valuable learning experiences.
- ▪The Assembly is in its third season and has become a popular Sunday evening show on ABC.
- ▪The series features autistic journalism students interviewing celebrities, offering insights and entertainment.
- ▪Despite some criticism, the show has maintained a strong viewership, averaging 500,000 to 600,000 viewers on broadcast TV.
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