[ SECRET POST #4123 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4123 ⌋

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Comments

Re: What shows do you think went on for the perfect length?

[greghousesgf]

Jeeves and Wooster was too short, it never had a fridge nuke or shark jump or whatever you want to call it and Wodehouse wrote a million Jeeves and Bertie books so it's not like they were running out of material.
The Simpsons and SNL are literally decades too long.

Re: What shows do you think went on for the perfect length?

[(Anonymous)]

SNL is such a weird one because like... there's no intrinsic reason that SNL should ever reach the point where it's gone on too long. Sketch comedy is sketch comedy. And they can replace people as much as they want so burnout isn't really an issue. And they can recruit from a huge field of people. And the show has actually successfully reinvented itself several times.

And yet! It does feel like it's gone on too long despite all that. Can't figure out why, except that it's something with Lorne Michaels or some fundamental problem with the production process that can only be papered over by extraordinary talent.