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A series, also referred to as a Scratch series, is a collection of projects that are connected, however some may have no continuity at all. They are usually grouped into studios which present the series' name.[1]
Seasons
Most shows on Scratch have seasons, which contain a certain number of episodes. The amount of seasons in a series usually varies, however most Scratch series only have one.[citation needed] Some series have no seasons.[1]
Hiatus
Sometimes, a Scratch series might go on hiatus (when a series stops happening for some time, usually against its normal schedule). Usually, hiatuses happen in-between seasons. They also might happen in the middle of a season.[2]
Long-running Series
On Scratch, long-running shows are rare, because most Scratchers only usually retire fast or just move on to other series.[3] Most long-running series are very popular and get a lot of views, which gives the creator motivation to make more seasons and episodes.[1] Some long running series might have originally been cancelled, but the series might get very popular all of the sudden, which will most likely encourage the creator to make more episodes, or because the creator wishes to make more episodes.[4][5]
Collaboration Shows
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A collaboration show is when Scratchers may collaborate to make a series. Scratchers who are part of a collaboration show usually put their original character in it.[6]
See Also
References
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