[ SECRET POST #6466 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6466 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I’m not OP but I think there is a big difference between a tv show that has 10 episodes or less per season and miniseries. Both of your examples are miniseries. I think OP is probably also talking about American shows because not only do they have the widest distribution but it’s the medium most notable for drastically changing format in recent years. 24-36 episodes was standard for decades and now they’re 8-10.

[iff_and_xor]

I get the distinction, but I would have thought that miniseries were more likely to condense into a film well than an 8-episode TV season.

So I was trying to give the best reading of the hypothetical.

Do you have examples of TV shows that you think fit what OP is talking about?

[(Anonymous)]

Thought wrong.

[iff_and_xor]

Any elaboration?

Or just a supposition that I did in fact think when you couldn’t be bothered to?

[(Anonymous)]

Do you have examples of TV shows that you think fit what OP is talking about?