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No Q&A, a semantic standoff
Published Saturday, Apr 19 2008, 15:07 BST | By Neil Wilkes | 49 comments
It had to happen at some point. After an unbroken run of eight weeks, this week I come to you empty-handed, with not a Q nor an A to my name. The slightly good news, however, is that I've already started work on next week's Q&A session, which could quite possibly be the longest edition of Q&As ever.
Meanwhile, I'm going to pose a question of my own. Semantically speaking, which do you prefer: the more American "season", or the more British "series"? Is it acceptable to refer to a British show in terms of "seasons"? Let me know your thoughts by adding comments below.
Meanwhile, I'm going to pose a question of my own. Semantically speaking, which do you prefer: the more American "season", or the more British "series"? Is it acceptable to refer to a British show in terms of "seasons"? Let me know your thoughts by adding comments below.
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