Poll:Best And Worst Episode
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Poll:Best And Worst Episode
What do you think is your best episode and what do you think is your worst episode?
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Best and Worst Episode
Well, I think that my depiction of the Extend-A-Story Wardrobe came off fairly well. On the other end of the spectrum, I'm also responsible for The In-Between Storyline Realm. While that episode isn't terrible, I went on to excessively link to it with the use of The Red Door.
I will agree with the Extend-A-Story Wardrobe for Sir Toby's best. That was funny.
As for mine.
A Close Call was my first episode. For those that like action, this is probably my best one. A Tender Mind Does Not Become a Sword was the one the took the most energy and thought. One has to read it in context with the episodes leading up to it.
I have written several episodes that had their problems, but notable are:
Notes and Plans - it took me four or five attempts to write it with the clarity required to get everyone to understand what I was trying to describe, and it still does not read as well as I would like. I learned a lot about the pitfalls of writing on that one.
For just plain bad writing, I modelled the 'poem' in A Chigger's Bite after "The Tiger" by William Blake. Read at your own risk.
As for mine.
A Close Call was my first episode. For those that like action, this is probably my best one. A Tender Mind Does Not Become a Sword was the one the took the most energy and thought. One has to read it in context with the episodes leading up to it.
I have written several episodes that had their problems, but notable are:
Notes and Plans - it took me four or five attempts to write it with the clarity required to get everyone to understand what I was trying to describe, and it still does not read as well as I would like. I learned a lot about the pitfalls of writing on that one.
For just plain bad writing, I modelled the 'poem' in A Chigger's Bite after "The Tiger" by William Blake. Read at your own risk.
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