A recent addition to Webster's Television Speak, New College Edition. Organic is one of those Hollywood terms that can be used as a noun, verb or insult. As a noun it refers to a show that has lost its star and network executives have little hope the replacement will work. As a verb it refers to a show that has a star who will only return for a few episodes. The insult form refers to a network with no idea what to do.
Executives think it is a relationship show.
It is being hyped as an action comedy. To the youthful ear it means executives are behind a show that is hip and edgy. More mature ears hear this as an attempt by the executives to make a show that offers some insight into today's youth. It actually means the show should be popular with those who buy commercials. Someone will be videotaped doing something stupid.