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Should We Go Back To 13 Stand Alone Episodes?

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« on: November 24, 2010, 11:14:32 pm »

They could have an ongoing theme all season while incorporating shorter stories for each episode, like the seasons of new Doctor Who did with Bad Wolf or Torchwood mentions with a season finale that brings together the themes and resolves the plot. 

Focusing on one story for the whole season, like a mini-series, allows more time to go into details of that plot. But there could also be more opportunity for character development in stand-alone episodes, where the show isn't so rushed for time. With a five episode season they seemed to always be moving on to the next stage and there could have been more time spent on some aspects.  With a 13 episode season the viewers are allowed to get to know the characters better since they had more room for telling various stories, so I prefer that format.
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