Don't know. In the US we call a TV show, whether comedy or drama, which has a different episode every week as being a TV series. I am not familiar with a "TV serial"-that phrase is not used here.
A serial is a single story broken into episodes, whereas a fictional series contains the same characters throughout, but each episode is a different story.
Non-fictional series are also possible.
A serial is a single story broken into episodes, whereas a fictional series contains the same characters throughout, but each episode is a different story.
Non-fictional series are also possible.
Thank you.
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Mon 23 Jan, 2017 08:51 pm
@Blickers,
Blickers wrote:
Don't know. In the US we call a TV show, whether comedy or drama, which has a different episode every week as being a TV series. I am not familiar with a "TV serial"-that phrase is not used here.
A good rule of thumb is that with a serial, something like 24, it's important that you watch them in the correct order, with a series it's not so important.
A good rule of thumb is that with a serial, something like 24, it's important that you watch them in the correct order, with a series it's not so important.
Thanks, izzythepush. Where I live, it is 24/7, which means every day of the week.
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