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Really good points and a cute layout!

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You're editing and writing and doing a hundred things at once

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Showrunners have to consider the time their show is aired, whereas people can go watch a film in theaters at any time of day.

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One show is a full time job and working on multiple shows at once can be draining and demanding

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There is more room for character development with TV shows

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If your scripts are late, it's not enough for a network to just think its good. Punctuality is everything.

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Good shows can flop due to many circumstances. Freaks & Geeks is a good example (and show) that unfortunately failed due to creative differences from the network and actors.

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Release dates are more lenient with feature films. TV has stricter deadlines because of network demands.

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Writing for TV shows seem to be more collaborative than feature film writing

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Feature film writing has one clear beginning, middle, and end, where TV writing has multiple beginning, middle, and ends into one larger narrative.

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You can write something at the beginning of the month and have it airing the next

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You can't control what channel 300 million people watch every night

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Many showrunners note that you need to keep things entertaining

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100% stop by mid 50s whether they succeed or fail

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Don't expect good hours going into a show

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If the network can trust you to do the job, you'll have more creative freedom. If not, they'll most likely micromanage

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You need a general consensus between the actors, the writer, the showrunners, and the network or else you're "gonna have crappy television."

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The more episodes you write, the more stories you can't tell again

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The more episodes you write, the more stories you can't tell again

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With TV, there's a fear of getting repetitive especially with multiple seasons.

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There is more freedom to be had with TV writing than feature film