Ratings are down. Commercials are too long. Ad money is drying up.

Who’s ready to party?

With the annual upfront presentations beginning Monday, the broadcast networks will once again make their pitch to advertisers why they still matter in the era of Netflix and Hulu.

There are pressing questions. What will a Fox broadcast network look like without a TV studio after it’s sold off to Disney or Comcast? (Hint: Reality and sports). Can the networks still offer event television? Will the success of “Roseanne” mean more programming strategies focused on the heartland?

The 2017-18 TV season gave hints about the answers to some of those questions. Here’s a look at what it showed:

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