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This is a test for a standard television story table. It would be placed to the right of the inital paragraph of a story's listing. There would be lots of text over here, and the table would be over there. I'm writing nonsense here to see how the text looks next to the table. Is this the best order of data points? Would another order be better? Are there other data points we should include in the table? How do you think we should list dates? (Using numbers alone isn't good, since Americans would write 4 January 1982 as 1/4/1982, and Brits would write it as 4/1/1982.) Should we list each episode's airdate, or just give the range? Is this enough text to give an idea of how the table will look? Should I type a little more, just to see how the text wraps around the table if there's enough of it? I suppose I will. Someday, I will come back. Yes, I will come back. Till then, there must be no regrets, no tears. Just go forward in all your beliefs, and prove to me that I am not mistaken in mine. | This is a test for a standard television story table. It would be placed to the right of the inital paragraph of a story's listing. There would be lots of text over here, and the table would be over there. I'm writing nonsense here to see how the text looks next to the table. Is this the best order of data points? Would another order be better? Are there other data points we should include in the table? How do you think we should list dates? (Using numbers alone isn't good, since Americans would write 4 January 1982 as 1/4/1982, and Brits would write it as 4/1/1982.) Should we list each episode's airdate, or just give the range? Is this enough text to give an idea of how the table will look? Should I type a little more, just to see how the text wraps around the table if there's enough of it? I suppose I will. Someday, I will come back. Yes, I will come back. Till then, there must be no regrets, no tears. Just go forward in all your beliefs, and prove to me that I am not mistaken in mine. | ||
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Table Test
| Season: | 19 |
| Original Airdates: | 4-12 Jan 1982 |
| Format: | 4 25-minute episodes |
| Production Code: | 5Z |
| Writer: | Christopher H. Bidmead |
| Director: | Fiona Cumming |
| Producer: | John Nathan-Turner |
This is a test for a standard television story table. It would be placed to the right of the inital paragraph of a story's listing. There would be lots of text over here, and the table would be over there. I'm writing nonsense here to see how the text looks next to the table. Is this the best order of data points? Would another order be better? Are there other data points we should include in the table? How do you think we should list dates? (Using numbers alone isn't good, since Americans would write 4 January 1982 as 1/4/1982, and Brits would write it as 4/1/1982.) Should we list each episode's airdate, or just give the range? Is this enough text to give an idea of how the table will look? Should I type a little more, just to see how the text wraps around the table if there's enough of it? I suppose I will. Someday, I will come back. Yes, I will come back. Till then, there must be no regrets, no tears. Just go forward in all your beliefs, and prove to me that I am not mistaken in mine.
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