[ SECRET POST #6466 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6466 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

It’s definitely not common in my experience. Plus, the secret specifies multiple season shows, which means they aren’t miniseries.

The first example to come to mind from what I’ve seen is Wednesday. I think I’d probably include the vast majority of Netflix shows but also the Star Wars and MCU shows, too.

[iff_and_xor]

Thanks, examples are really helpful!

I guess I’m just watching different TV shows. I think I must mostly watch ones that do well with the TV show format. Perhaps OP doesn’t know that there are such shows out there.

Re: Netflix, I did see The Gentlemen and while I think it could have used tightening up, I don’t think that making it a movie would have improved what they were trying to do. I’m not sure what else I’ve seen qualifies as a Netflix TV show.

Re: Star Wars, the only one I saw was The Mandalorian, which seems very suited to a TV structure. Adventure-of-the-week in the world of Star Wars was a great premise and I really think it got worse as it tried to become something else.

Re: MCU, I think WandaVision absolutely had to be a TV show and did some great experimental things with that structure. (Even if I didn’t like how they concluded it.) Hawkeye could probably have been a movie with some reworking, but I don’t see why that would have been necessarily better.