*points to SGA and CSI* In the absolute sense, not as much so as a single-author novel. But comparitively? They're pretty damn on-target. The thing with writing for TV is that you do have to exercise care not to drive away huge chunks of your viewership, which means going easy on plotlines that fall outside the general premise of your show.
And I was so happy to see that drug-addiction plotline go away that I cannot possibly tell you. ^^
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Date: Sep. 26th, 2009 05:06 am (UTC)*points to SGA and CSI* In the absolute sense, not as much so as a single-author novel. But comparitively? They're pretty damn on-target. The thing with writing for TV is that you do have to exercise care not to drive away huge chunks of your viewership, which means going easy on plotlines that fall outside the general premise of your show.
And I was so happy to see that drug-addiction plotline go away that I cannot possibly tell you. ^^
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