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Merge[edit]

I noticed the merge suggestion and, while I understand that to some it may seem strange to have so many episodes of a program have their own page, but it got me thinking. Many episodes of many shows, whether Star Trek, Star Gate, or even House M.D., each have a tonne of information that comes with every episode. While some episodes may be slightly less than noteworthy on their own, many episodes are very noteworthy.

I think of it like this: Look at full length movies. They are anywhere from slightly over an hour to three or more. And many of those are far from being well known are even noteworthy, and I am willing to bet many of them have pages here. When looking at many of the episodes of popular shows, you can watch each one like a movie that is a prequel or sequel to the rest in the series.

Another way to look at it is like this: Some movie franchises have five, six, or even ten movies in them, along with offshoots and books, etc. Take Friday, the 13th for instance. Nearly every movie, comic, book, and offshoot has a page here. I guess it begs the question. Why is Holloween 2 any more significant than this article?184.156.23.123 (talk) 22:51, 9 July 2013 (UTC)[reply]