Identifing Question

[J.R.]

I've used this term many a time while cataloging my collection. Though I'm not always sure if I'm using it right.

So my question is: What contitutes a "General ep."

Thanks for any assistance
-Joe R.

[zachhoran]

[quote name=\'JRaygor\' date=\'Feb 3 2004, 09:53 PM\'] I've used this term many a time while cataloging my collection. Though I'm not always sure if I'm using it right.

So my question is: What contitutes a "General ep."

Thanks for any assistance
-Joe R. [/quote]
A "general episode" would signify an episode of a particularly on which nothing terribly noteworthy, gameplay or otherwise, occurs. It's up to the person doing the tape trading list to decide what would constitute classifying an episode as a "general episode" or to give a synopsis of something noteworthy that occurred in the episode.

[BrandonFG]

[quote name=\'JRaygor\' date=\'Feb 3 2004, 09:53 PM\'] I've used this term many a time while cataloging my collection. Though I'm not always sure if I'm using it right.

So my question is: What contitutes a "General ep."
 [/quote]
Me not being a trader, wouldn't that simply be an episode of a show that just plays a regular game between the civilian players, and there's nothing notable or significant, like a celebrity week or tournament of champs, or a special military episode?

[catkins522]

So my question is: What contitutes a "General ep."

A "General Ep" is a show that have no errors, no big wins, no crazy quips from celebrities/contestants.  A basic show...

For example...TPiR...5 out of 6, no $10K from Showcase Showdown...General ep.
Yolanda's breast exposure or Vanna White as a contestant...quote it...

Charles

[Craig Karlberg]

Here's another case:  

J!:  A new champ wins $20,000 after dethroning a 1-day champ=General ep.
     A new champ knocks off a 7-day champ=Memorable ep.