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Task 3

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Please download it to watch it!

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The name of our group is Earth because this planet is the only one livable in our galaxy and it's very interesting and beautiful.
The members of this group are:
1)Daniele Iacob
2)Elena Trillini
3)Lorenzo Belardinelli
4)Alessio Stomeo
5)Elisa Kazazi

Alessio: I like watching TV series and my favourite is Riverdale.

Elena: I like watching TV series on Netflix, like Pretty Little Liars, Riverdale and Thirteen Reasons why.

Lorenzo: I'm not very interested in TV series because i prefer going out with friends rather than watching TV. I really like going to the cinema.

Elisa: I like watching TV series and my favourites are Riverdale, Pretty Little Liars and Gossip Girl.

Daniele: I like watching TV series but i haven't got enough time to watch them. In my free time i like watching Game of thrones.

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Hi, we are Saturn group. The members of this "gang" are: Michela, Federico, Caterina, Alice, Alessandro and Chiara. We are fourteen and "like all guys who haven't a social life", we love TV series. We have to look at them on streaming because we haven't Netflix and we don't want to pay it. We like so much comic series infact when we watch them, we start lowghing endlessly and we eat much popcorn!! See you soon  - Saturn group

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Bolognini Michela,Ricci Federico,Baldini Caterina, Feo Alessandro Gennaro,Giambartolomei Alice, Brega Chiara

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Bolognini Michela,Ricci Federico,Baldini Caterina, Feo Alessandro Gennaro,Giambartolomei Alice, Brega Chiara

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 El Masri Basem,Mengoni Sara,Marcellini Alessio,Cognini Andrea,Abou Khalil Karen

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 El Masri Basem,Mengoni Sara,Marcellini Alessio,Cognini Andrea,Abou Khalil Karen

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The genre: a serial television featuring a set group of people, typically in an urban middle class environment. Predominant themes are personal relationships and everyday problems, often acted out to the point of melodrama. The narrative is based on dialogue more than on action.

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In a perfect world, a good television show writes itself. In the real world, however, good TV shows are the result of great work that expertly combines these six key elements.

1. A working plan
Television writers often start with an overarching plan for the series, outlining the major characters, how they met, and how they interact with each other. This is a great start, but viewers need a reason to tune in each week. In addition to a season- or series-long arc, writers need to consider the format and content of each episode, including the conflict, cliffhangers, and resolution packed into 20-, 30-, 40-, or 50-minute segments.

2. Good characters
From silly sitcoms to riveting dramas, characters are the heart of good television shows. The best characters look, speak, and act like the target audience, allowing viewers to empathize with the successes and struggles they face each week. They are also predictable and static. Even if characters learn an important lesson during the episode, they start all over again with the same flaws at the beginning of the next episode.

3. Interesting plot
The best plots combine clever writing and original ideas with an understanding of human behavior. In most episodes, the characters want something -- a car, a job, a relationship, an apology, recognition -- and set out on a quest to obtain it. The plot, then, is the story of how they face and attempt to overcome the obstacles in the way.

4. Predictable structure
Like any great story, television shows have structure. Many shows let the stories unfold in four or five acts, each with a beginning, middle, and end. Episodes start with the introduction of the primary conflict. Tension builds in the middle (traditionally just before planned commercial breaks) and ends with the resolution when the characters go back to the status quo.

5. Conflict
Every television show needs conflict, starting with differences between the values, interests, and needs of the characters. Characters may also face internal conflict as they struggle with the consequences of their decisions. The conflict sets the stage for the plot and ideally hooks the viewers so they want to watch more.

6. Believable dialogue
Great dialogue is a vital component of a successful TV show, as it is the primary vehicle for telling the story. Successful dialogue is believable. It fits the character and reflects the way people communicate in the real world. It also leaves room for subtext and lets the actors communicate non-verbally.

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In a perfect world, a good television show writes itself. In the real world, however, good TV shows are the result of great work that expertly combines these six key elements. 1. A working plan Television writers often start with an overarching plan for the series, outlining the major characters, how they met, and how they interact with each other.