The majority of television entertainment programs have suspended production due to the pandemic.[76] Broadcasters have been dependent on their remaining inventory of completed programs that have not yet aired, and the remaining completed episodes of series whose production was interrupted.[77] Due to factors such as the need to ration series that have already completed production, some programs have faced scheduling changes (such as replacing double-runs of new episodes with single episodes), delays of their scheduled premieres, or dividing seasons of programs with natural hiatuses (with the remaining episodes airing at a later date once production resumes).[78][79]