top | item 45502864 (no title) wingspar | 4 months ago I think that is bumping into the standard three-act structure common in fictional narratives.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Three-act_structure discuss order hn newest rkomorn|4 months ago Maybe if you consider that the "three-act" structure is forced onto 20 and 40 minute runtime shows at precise time windows.What I'm talking about is far less visible, if at all, in adless 60-minute runtime episodes.Edit: and "what I'm talking about" is clear before-the-ad cliffhangers with after-the-ad "rewards" in the form of events that advance the plot.
rkomorn|4 months ago Maybe if you consider that the "three-act" structure is forced onto 20 and 40 minute runtime shows at precise time windows.What I'm talking about is far less visible, if at all, in adless 60-minute runtime episodes.Edit: and "what I'm talking about" is clear before-the-ad cliffhangers with after-the-ad "rewards" in the form of events that advance the plot.
rkomorn|4 months ago
What I'm talking about is far less visible, if at all, in adless 60-minute runtime episodes.
Edit: and "what I'm talking about" is clear before-the-ad cliffhangers with after-the-ad "rewards" in the form of events that advance the plot.