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while movies usally end when the film does TV has to keep inventing and making new stories

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The networks oversee a lot of what goes on tv

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Tv can show a lot of growth because the characters have more time on screen

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there is a lot of team work and collaboration that goes into writing a tv show

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TV scripts happen under crazy deadlines

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the rating of a show can change how writers write the show

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tv shows can sometimes have no sure ending

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shows can often be canceled in the middle of the story

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TV has to fit into air airtime slot where whereas films can be a little more flexible

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TV writing doesnt stop until the show does however a film script ends when production is over

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showrunners bring the vision of the script/story to life

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One of TV's biggest things is cliffhangers but movies do not alwyas have to rely on that

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The writers room is constant brainstorming

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TV writers cant ignore ratings and views because the networks pay attention and will cut a show if its not good enough

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Characters in TV need more depth and layers than those in movies since the audience is there for story

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TV writing has to blend ideas from a whole room of writers not just one vision like in with movies

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In TV they are usally palnning the next season even before the current one is done

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TV budgets can change and cause story shifts when writing

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fans and viewers can change how the story goes in TV however usally when a movie is finished they cannot