Wikipedia:WikiProject Television/Episode coverage task force

• Wikipedia:Notability (television), specifically WP:NTVEP
• Wikipedia:Notability (fiction)
• Wikipedia:Manual of Style (writing about fiction)
• WP:TV-REVIEW Television article review process

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Technically speaking, anyone who edits / contributes to TV and episode articles is a participant, and there are no requirements other than that. If one wishes they can further identify themselves with the task force by adding {{tl|User TV Eps}} to their user page.

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Some advice regarding television episode article assessment:

• Top-importance episodes have attained a status of significant importance not just to a single television series, but to the history of television or pop culture at large. Examples: "The Winds of Winter" (Game of Thrones), "The Last Show" (Mary Tyler Moore Show)
• High-importance episodes are very important or notable in the context of an individual series, and has gained recognition to general audiences outside of that series as well. Examples: "The Contest" (Seinfeld), "Made in America" (The Sopranos)
• Mid-importance episodes may have particular significance in the context of an individual show, but has not necessarily gained significant importance outside of that series. Examples: "The One with Ross's Wedding" (Friends), "Scott Tenorman Must Die" (South Park)
• Low-importance episodes are not of any particular importance, within the context of the series of the individual series or otherwise, but still satisfy Wikipedia's notability guidelines. Examples: "Ron and Tammy" (Parks and Recreation), "Lemon of Troy" (The Simpsons)

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These articles about television episodes reached featured article status. You can use them as an example of what a well written episode article should look like.

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The following lists of episodes have been identified as Featured lists:

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• See Wikipedia:Featured lists#Media for a full list of TV-related Featured lists.

• Until a new guideline/how-to is made, simply follow the example of other Featured lists.

:(see also, #Templates below for the structure guidelines via templates)

Additional relevant guidelines and advice:

• Wikipedia:Categories, lists, and series boxes
• Wikipedia:List guideline

:*Wikipedia:Lists (stand-alone lists)

:*Wikipedia:Embedded list

• Wikipedia:Featured lists

:*Wikipedia:What is a featured list?

• {{tl|Episode list}}
• Simplifies the method of creating new lists in a table format, using the project's recommended layout. Participants are encouraged to begin applying them to episode lists.
• For lists that only list titles and air dates, etc., and do not include summaries, remove {{Para|ShortSummary}}, which will remove the summary cell, colored line separator and default cell coloring.
• Please be sure to use {{Tl|Start date}} for the first-broadcast date of each episode.

When a list is in its own List of episodes or List of media article, add a category from :Category:Lists of television series episodes.