User talk:Rbernard80

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Okay, you said, "revert - In Britain 'Series' means what 'Season' means in the US. Since this is a British show, 'Series' is the proper terminology."

If that's so "true," R. Bernard, then how can it make sense, since a WHOLE show, from its birth until its grand finale, is a series, and if they're also calling one yearly period of the show the same thing? How can they use the same term for both and not confuse the matter?

You said:

[edit] British Series

Beats the hell out of me how they keep them straight, but they do in fact call one year's worth of shows a "series". For example, if you go to the official X Factor site [1] you'll see that at the top it is titled "Series 5". —Preceding unsigned comment added by Rbernard80 (talk • contribs) 20:16, 24 April 2008 (UTC)

MaxxFordham's Response:

Okay, thanks for your explanation. I'll leave them alone, then. Why, are you some kind of Wiki admin. or something?