Episode... seen in class
Good evening.
1) Is the following heading correct?
Questions on the episode of the 'Friends' TV series seen in class.
2) What would you call a single episode: it's not a 'film', isn't it? I'd like a word with 'film' or 'movie' in it (something like 'TV film' o 'TV show' - I think 'TV series' refers to the series as a whole, doesn't it?).
Thank you.
Top answer
It's correct and clear as it is written. You are referring to one episode from the entire series. That's the way to say it.
- It's correct and clear as it is written.
- You are referring to one episode from the entire series.
- That's the way to say it.
- It's on TV as a TV show.
- Movie and film are not appropriate terms for this.
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It's correct and clear as it is written. You are referring to one episode from the entire series. That's the way to say it. It's on TV as a TV show. Movie and film are not appropriate terms for this.
0Your heading is correct.
Here's how TV series are designated.
"Episode" is the shortest unit. Each of these is usually anywhere from a half hour to two hours, presented all in one sitting. A new episode is usually presented each week in the same time slot. Typically each episode also has a title.
Episodes are grouped into "seasons". Depending on the series, a season is us
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