[ SECRET POST #3368 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3368 ⌋

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[meredith44]

I'm not sure I understand the idea behind this. Is it just a mental thing to know it has two seasons? Because Galavant only ended up with 18 episodes, which is less than a "normal" show's 22 episodes. (Well, assuming it wasn't canceled after its first 13 before getting a back order.)

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[(Anonymous)]

It is less about the number of episodes and more about the storylines. I mentally need two complete season storylines for some reason. One just isn't worth it. Doesn't matter how many episodes it is, but I need that much story to get into a show.

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[meredith44]

Interesting. Thanks for answering. I mostly just hate when a story is untold. As when a show is canceled when it hadn't finished its current storyline. I can understand feeling like a show isn't complete, even if your criteria are different than mine.