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Wikipedia says that WD's running time is 42–67 minutes. That's a pretty big difference between episodes. Do you think that it is the way how WOT should be made?
The reason for the different running times is due to the lower episode count per season. This allows for more high dollar commercials to be run during the show.
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Spoilers don't bother me they just make me eager in a way. Spoliers are rarely word for word of the books. Which makes me want to know all the actual details. What lead up to said even and what comes right after and how it affected the characters :D I know before the last Harry Potter book came out I was scouring the interwebs for any leaks.
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DM should have a alco-lock... ;D
AA is for Quiters!!! till you then again.
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And then kick seven kinds of crap out of her suldam.
Only if she was 1 a RandLander, and 2 she hadn't been in the thing so long she was broken as so many women become.
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Well to top it off for you the guy who Directed the Spider-man movies is turing Sword of Truth into a television series called Wizards First Rule, As shown in the post I made here. http://forums.dragonmount.com/index.php/topic,1097.240.html
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I can't believe I've never really thought of this before but yesterday I was re-reading little snippets of The Dragon Reborn and I came across the passage where Egwene is entering the World of Dream, one of her first forays, and she enters the heart of the stone and meets a woman who calls herself Sylvie. This Sylvie woman helps her out seems all kind and comforting, obviously has an in depth knowledge of the World of Dreams since she shakes her head when Egwene confess she can't get out. Sylvie mutters something along the line of "Shouldn't be here. Dangerous if you don't know the rules". Then perhaps most bizarrely after Sylvie sends Egwene flying out of the World of Dreams we never hear from Sylvie again. Ever. Period. So finally I can get to my point, who was Sylvie? Forsaken? Wise One? High Up Dark Friend? I guess it's just made me curious for the first time.
I have been under the impression it was Lanfear. I could be wrong but it seemed to fit especialy when she said "Bal`zamon is a fool" that kinda clinched it for me.
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I am a woman and i find it extreamly hard to hit another woman. I work as a security officer and have from time to time had to knock a head or two and I always hesitate when it comes to a female suspect.
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The Wheel of Time Will Be Adapted as a TV Series
in Wheel of Time TV Show
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Game Of Thrones makes money the same way most HBO shows do, the subscription fee for the channel, and the sales of DVD's and other licensed merchandise for the show. HBO get a large chunk of revenue from things sold that are taken from the show as apposed to things based solely on the books.
Shows like say The Flash or Walking Dead have to make their revenue streams from ads sold during the show. Ads that run on a episodes 1st airing are worth more than a re-run by about 30% and episodes that are re-run that are more than a season old drop a further 15% in ad revenue as the ad time becomes cheaper.
If, and it's a big if, The Wheel Of Time, ends up on a broadcast network, like ABC,CBS, NBC, Fox, or The CW, the shows production values for the first couple of seasons are going to look mediocre at best. If Showtime, HBO, Netflix, or Starz say pick it up we are going to see something completely different as the budgets will be much larger.
I'm not sure how old you are, but back in the 80's when there were basically only the 3 major networks before cable became a thing, shows were re-run all the time. I can remember seeing episodes of shows re-run that were older than I was. Mostly because most tv shows didn't have a linear story structure per season. Today many many shows are structured in such a way that if you have missed a couple of episodes its easy to become lost as the plot gets away from you. As such most shows don't re-run much because seasons need to be aired in a story order, for viewers to know whats going on and to keep interest in the property. Not all shows mind, but many.
We can thank Babylon 5 for that. It was I believe the first full series to be run that was intended to be a tele-novel. Each episode acted like a page from a chapter each season a chapter from a book. If you missed 4 or 5 episodes it was very easy to become lost, which is why most people seem to want to avoid the series in my experience because they feel they can't just jump in and catch up. But in this day and age of netflix binging it's easy to watch shows like B5 and not be lost.