Imagine drinking a Gallon of tea every day. (Visualize how big that gallon jug of milk in your fridge is). If you drink that much of ANYTHING, it will not be good for you.
An average person or an average British person?
How about a French person played by a British actor? How about this: How many cups of early grey are in canon that Picard drank? Then we'll assume one episode is one day on average, and we'll go from there
Blessed cups. US/Imperial or good ole teacup. A gallon of tea... hurts my bladder thinking about it. My father-in-law has tea first up (big mug, I mean not him but in a mug). Tea with breakfast. Then it's like tea for morning tea. Tea at lunch. Tea for afternoon tea. Tea for pre-dinner. Tea before sleeping. A good seven mugs and that's not counting top ups. Roughly equating the mug to an Imperial cup. Maybe 7-8.
Oh boy, this is going to get complicated:
So how many cups in a gallon again?!?!
It's a free country, you can be sure of anything you like.
I'd love to see 26 episode seasons, if we're talking about a show that's good. And I'm far from alone.
I don't think there were very many who wanted 26 episodes even back when Trek was doing 26 episode seasons regularly. Seriously, by the mid 90s Star Trek was the only show still doing 26, most other shows were doing 22-24.
I guess we'll have to agree to disagree. I just rewatched TNG and I loved how many episodes they were. This modern trend of 10-15 episodes bugs the hell out of me. As a Brit I long lamented how few episodes we got in a season compared to American shows, so seeing US shows headed along the same path? It makes me sad.
I don't disagree on the causes. None of that stops it from being sad, though.
