[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> TV seasons have changed. They seem to have about 15 new episodes per season. Most series have 20 to 24 new episodes. "Friends" is an exception. They'll produce 18 epsisodes for the coming season, but the network doesn't care since they lose money on every epsisode. The cost of production exceeds the ad revenue. It's just a flagship for the network. In most cases, the number of episodes is calculated to yield a profit given the projected ad revenue. Hey, it's a business. If people can't make money doing it, there won't be any television. (Of course that might be a good thing:-) Paul
