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CyberCubed 10-15-2012 10:04 PM

How many episodes do you think they'll air in one streak before reruns?
 
So there are 26 episodes in Season 1, but it is unlikely for Nick to air all 26 in one go without breaking for reruns.

I hope they at least air up to episode 13, which would be half the season, before going into reruns. It would also give us a half way point to review the show with.

Jester 10-15-2012 10:05 PM

So this is what we've come to, eh?

gobo 10-15-2012 10:28 PM

I'll say around 7. No comment on the use of the word, "streak", in this context...

Powder 10-16-2012 12:04 AM

Erm, are you just like, desperate to make threads? This section is overflowing, it's not like we need to grasp at straws to keep it alive.

CyberCubed 10-16-2012 12:09 AM

I'd like to see how they keep the momentum going. Look at the long breaks other action cartoons like Young Justice have, they basically kill the interest of the fandom by the time the shows return.

Airing 13 eps in a row would be ideal, since some cartoons only have 13 ep season, we'll feel like we got a meaty length of content before the inevitable rerun gap.

marcelangelo 10-16-2012 07:18 AM

don't they already repeat this show over in the us at nausea?I read somewhere that they are showing the episode from saturday morning also during weekdays...
that counts as reruns, doesn't it?

pannoni1 10-16-2012 08:58 AM

These aren't the old days where reruns don't begin until a crop of episodes have been aired. That said, it looks like there will be 11 episodes until a winter break since we got 11 episode titles and releases confirmed so far, with a rerun the Saturday after Thanksgiving between episodes 9 and 10. New episodes will then resume likely the first or second Saturday in January, with likely a rerun or two around Easter/Spring Break, so that the season wraps up around late April/early May. The only reason why shows such as Spongebob have so many reruns is the extensive back catalog of episodes available. That's why few shows these days last past their first season since they can't find what their looking for amid reruns of the same old shows.

FoxZerro 10-16-2012 09:36 AM

I definitely hope we get the episodes that we have titles and synopses for currently, before they stop showing new episodes on Saturdays. I remember when they had two full seasons of Transformers Animated in the can before they even started airing and how great it was to have Thirty uninterupted weeks of new episodes, but then how terrible it was waiting for the new ones to eventually air. Really want them to divide up the Turtles more evenly

gobo 10-16-2012 02:15 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by marcelangelo (Post 1011149)
don't they already repeat this show over in the us at nausea?I read somewhere that they are showing the episode from saturday morning also during weekdays...
that counts as reruns, doesn't it?

Those are called "encore presentations". He means 'how many eps will the primary time-slot get before they start back from ep 1'.


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