[ SECRET POST #4901 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4901 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

DA

Of course it isn't necessary for good tv, and the secret maker isn't saying that I don't think. But some shows, by there very design, do need planning, and when those writers don't plan far enough ahead and then fumble when the show reaches the point where they haven't planned any more, that reflects badly on the writer. There are also some shows where they did plan ahead and it worked really well. So planning ahead can make good tv, although it isn't necessary.

[(Anonymous)]

I agree that planning ahead can make good TV but I don't think that it's necessary and more I don't think that it's virtuous or a sign of good writing. If someone just made it up as they went along, I don't think that's necessarily the reason that it's bad writing, which I think OP implies.

And the other problem that I have with this way of thinking is that it I think it devalues the individual episodes.