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The Mini-Season Trend
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<blockquote data-quote="tommie" data-source="post: 197772" data-attributes="member: 370"><p>Eh, I disagree with you there - soap operas with ensemble casts do fine with having long seasons in theory since there should always be someone to pick up the slack. A show like Knots Landing where you can inevitably switch from one family to the next does better in a longer format in my opinion if you accurately play the beats. Of course, there's soaps like Revenge that have a hyper focused central plot line that might do better with limited seasons, but overall soaps if anything should do well with long seasons.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="tommie, post: 197772, member: 370"] Eh, I disagree with you there - soap operas with ensemble casts do fine with having long seasons in theory since there should always be someone to pick up the slack. A show like Knots Landing where you can inevitably switch from one family to the next does better in a longer format in my opinion if you accurately play the beats. Of course, there's soaps like Revenge that have a hyper focused central plot line that might do better with limited seasons, but overall soaps if anything should do well with long seasons. [/QUOTE]
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