[ SECRET POST #3829 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3829 ⌋

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[ninety6tears]

I've assumed there are still BAD examples of that kind of TV, but then, I don't remember the last time I watched a new episode of a procedural TV series so I guess I wouldn't know.

Rewatching TNG last year made me rethink whether I really prefer the cinematic style over more self-contained narratives, because arguably if CSI was written as well as some of the best Star Trek I could get into it. I would say both formats have their own challenges but I think we're reaching a tipping point where the notion of making a TV season more like an extended movie is really critically misleading. I love a show to take its time when it's deserved, but I think we're mistaking cinematic for substantial and forgetting that writing a series is its own dying art, I guess.