Really only two seasons worth of episodes. The last season is only 6 episodes.So they do need to rush it now. More than halfway through abd we dont see enough number one stories.
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Really only two seasons worth of episodes. The last season is only 6 episodes.So they do need to rush it now. More than halfway through abd we dont see enough number one stories.
I would even be happy with 13. Remember when 13 seemed like the set number for many shows? Then so many people ruined it by complaining about filler episodes.
There is less than a true seasons worth of story left 21 episodes. With many of the episodes already planned out and we know at least one is a puppet episode next year..
....the last 6 episodes are literally geared up to finish up the story of Pikes Enterprise journeys. That was the only reason why Paramount allowed the last 6 eps.
"True Season"There is less than a true seasons worth of story left 21 episodes. With many of the episodes already planned out and we know at least one is a puppet episode next year..
There is less than a true seasons worth of story left 21 episodes. With many of the episodes already planned out and we know at least one is a puppet episode next year..
Yeah. I agree. We know we have more than one comedy episode in the last 21 eps and most always seen to be ship based. Pikes missions really haven't had the excitement as kirks in some ways. Not enough exploration.
I can only imagine white-haired retirees in the 90s complaining the piddly little 26-episode seasons were inferior to the 39-episode "true seasons" back in the 50s.
"True Season"
Stop trying to validate these paltry little mini series vs a nice full season of 24 episodes with musings of 39 episode seasons from the 1950/60's. Which wasn't entirely universal by the way . Bonanza for example had 32-34 at the beginning and settled into 26-28. Then of course half hour shows with 39 were actually less than 20 hours worth of material. Good day gentlemen.
I would not expect anything substantial from SNW in its last season of 21 episodes.
The point is there's no such thing as a "true season" of television. A season is whatever the industry and market can afford to make. In the 50s, it was 30+ a year. In the 70's, it was 26. Since the turn of the century, it's gradually reduced as times and budgets changed.Stop trying to validate these paltry little mini series vs a nice full season of 24 episodes with musings of 39 episode seasons from the 1950/60's. Which wasn't entirely universal by the way . Bonanza for example had 32-34 at the beginning and settled into 26-28. Then of course half hour shows with 39 were actually less than 20 hours worth of material. Good day gentlemen.
I would not expect anything substantial from SNW in its last season of 21 episodes.
Stop trying to validate these paltry little mini series vs a nice full season of 24 episodes with musings of 39 episode seasons from the 1950/60's. Which wasn't entirely universal by the way . Bonanza for example had 32-34 at the beginning and settled into 26-28. Then of course half hour shows with 39 were actually less than 20 hours worth of material. Good day gentlemen.
I would not expect anything substantial from SNW in its last season of 21 episodes.
Oh, come on, guys. Don't we all wish for TV shows to return the hallowed days were they overworked and killed themselves in the name of our entertainment? Truly the best of times
I would not expect anything substantial from SNW in its last season of 21 episodes.
Its steaming that killed it all. But I personally don't want to watch a dozen or more new shows to fill my tv time.. Back in the old days I maybe had half a dozen new shows I kept up with.
....these DAMN production companies are starting to take 2 or more years to release a fresh batch of 8-10 lousy episodes. In which case i would have to rewatch the previous season to refresh my mind since I now have 12 damn shows running through my head all mixed up. Screw that. I'm done with tv....
Oh, come on, guys. Don't we all wish for TV shows toreturn the hallowed days were they overworked and killed themselves in the name of our entertainment? Truly the best of times
Yes. They get paid well. I want my fall to summer viewing schedule back.
It still kinda exists but it's quickly dying off. Soon we won't have TV shows anymore....just like in Star Treks future.
Only reason SNW and other shows have taken so long recently was because of the strikes.
If they hadn't happened, we'd probably would have watched Season 3 last year and would be watching Season 4 right now.
Good.Soon we won't have TV shows anymore....just like in Star Treks future.
Maybe people will go outside and be creative again.
Trek says TV is pretty much dead by 2040, just two years before the last World Series is played.
Which might come true. Soon we will all be inside our own personal AI virtual reality simulators. The young will stop caring about real sports.
Well, the end of blood sports would be nice.
The toll on the bodies and ridiculous sums of money spent are far more offensive to me with football. Baseball is enjoyable but football and other sports have started to lose their allure as I age. And the stupid amount of money more aggravating. So, I hope youth lose their interest in those sports.
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