Object maybe GA material, but isn't FA material, the article is fairly short, and becomes a bit listy near the end, the lead is fairly poor as well, better than almost all episote articles though
Pilot (House) is the best one that I could think of, use that as a example. Thanks.
Jarandawat's sup04:42, 6 November 2006 (UTC)reply
Regarding episode reviews: While I can't access one of the sources linked there, the other two (NYT and Boston Globe) don't appear to give any numerical value to their reviews, even though the article claims that. Did you get these numbers off Metacritic? They are probably just rough attempts to assign a numerical value to the basic judgment of the review.
Everyking09:18, 6 November 2006 (UTC)reply
Like I said, I think Metacritic is making its own rough estimate in numerical terms of what the review is saying. I don't think you should use the numbers in that case because they aren't from the actual sources. The sources didn't actually give those numbers; some other source interpreted the reviews and assigned a number.
Everyking04:41, 7 November 2006 (UTC)reply
Comment: Regarding the references, it's usually better to give the number of the "chapter and verse " rather than quoting them in full. Just give the name of the DVD/VHS the episode appeared on, and if you want to be really precise follow up with the time into the episode at which the comment was made.
GeeJo(t)⁄(c) •
11:33, 6 November 2006 (UTC)/reply
That's the typical problem with these kinds of articles. DVD commentary makes it easier, but this can be really hard. Unfortunately, this information is needed to make the comprehensiveness requirement.
Jay3218303:48, 7 November 2006 (UTC)reply
Object maybe GA material, but isn't FA material, the article is fairly short, and becomes a bit listy near the end, the lead is fairly poor as well, better than almost all episote articles though
Pilot (House) is the best one that I could think of, use that as a example. Thanks.
Jarandawat's sup04:42, 6 November 2006 (UTC)reply
Regarding episode reviews: While I can't access one of the sources linked there, the other two (NYT and Boston Globe) don't appear to give any numerical value to their reviews, even though the article claims that. Did you get these numbers off Metacritic? They are probably just rough attempts to assign a numerical value to the basic judgment of the review.
Everyking09:18, 6 November 2006 (UTC)reply
Like I said, I think Metacritic is making its own rough estimate in numerical terms of what the review is saying. I don't think you should use the numbers in that case because they aren't from the actual sources. The sources didn't actually give those numbers; some other source interpreted the reviews and assigned a number.
Everyking04:41, 7 November 2006 (UTC)reply
Comment: Regarding the references, it's usually better to give the number of the "chapter and verse " rather than quoting them in full. Just give the name of the DVD/VHS the episode appeared on, and if you want to be really precise follow up with the time into the episode at which the comment was made.
GeeJo(t)⁄(c) •
11:33, 6 November 2006 (UTC)/reply
That's the typical problem with these kinds of articles. DVD commentary makes it easier, but this can be really hard. Unfortunately, this information is needed to make the comprehensiveness requirement.
Jay3218303:48, 7 November 2006 (UTC)reply