Albatross Revue Says:-
You’ve heard of bottle episodes, right? They’re episodes shot on existing sets with contracted actors in order to save money. This thing is a bottle series. Apart from the two finales, the mid-season break and the last one of the series, everything’s shot on the cheap using what they’ve got. Now, don’t mistake me, bottle episodes can sometimes be the very best in a franchise. They’re great for character development and showcase the best of your talent and allow the audience to focus on the things they might otherwise miss in the flashier episodes. Note the qualifier, they can be the very best in a franchise. When the majority of your season is made up of them the audience can’t do anything but scream “Just do something!” at the screen.
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