yes, i agree they should have had an episode list.
on the other hand, i can count 4 episodes per dvd, 3 dvd set, and assume there's only going to be 12. did i know that there were more than 12 in the series? no.
on the other hand again, i personally feel that the split between 2.0 and "2.1" is so large that they should just have called it "3.0" and simply acknowledge that they're producing one or two "Seasons" of 10-14 episodes a year.
its the "season" word that has the weight to it and after dealing with the oddball timing of british releases, especially the JNT ere of Dr. Who, i've just gotten used to it not meaning anything anymore.
its especially complex in how sci-fi's running them in their chunks instead of piecemeal the way normal networks operate (4-6 new ones, then 2-4 repeats so the production team can catch up). everything about that show has been different from its predecessors and contemporaries and occasionally like with the word "season" the old terminology simply doesn't apply.
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on the other hand, i can count 4 episodes per dvd, 3 dvd set, and assume there's only going to be 12. did i know that there were more than 12 in the series? no.
on the other hand again, i personally feel that the split between 2.0 and "2.1" is so large that they should just have called it "3.0" and simply acknowledge that they're producing one or two "Seasons" of 10-14 episodes a year.
its the "season" word that has the weight to it and after dealing with the oddball timing of british releases, especially the JNT ere of Dr. Who, i've just gotten used to it not meaning anything anymore.
its especially complex in how sci-fi's running them in their chunks instead of piecemeal the way normal networks operate (4-6 new ones, then 2-4 repeats so the production team can catch up). everything about that show has been different from its predecessors and contemporaries and occasionally like with the word "season" the old terminology simply doesn't apply.