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Maybe there is something to the seriality point. I am looking through the list of 90s shows, sorted (more or less) by popularity, and the only other serial one
by brucethemoose2 4y ago
Maybe there is something to the seriality point.
I am looking through the list of 90s shows, sorted (more or less) by popularity, and the only other serial one I can see is Twin Peaks: https://reelgood.com/tv?filter-sort=8&filter-year_end=1999&filter-year_start=1990 https://reelgood.com/tv?filter-sort=8&filter-year_end=1999&f...
But there are some others off my radar, like Red Dwarf, and Neon Genesis Evangelion.
- danaris 4y agoNeither of those are American TV, so they played by different rules.
- KingMob 4y agoRed Dwarf wasn't really serialized. There's some key plot points at the beginning and season finales, but for the most part, each episode was a self-contained comedy, and things largely went back to normal next week. Neon Genesis was an original script, but it follows most of the anime industry in having long-running plots. That's usually because they're are based off volumes and volumes of manga, where long-running plots are common.