Is it just the one page treatment of the entire concept of the show, character bios, and a logline (and title) for each episode? Or is it more complex? Like a one page treatment for each episode.

It's more complex.

You need to discuss the format (number of episodes, length, genre, etc), character bios (one page for each of the main characters, a short paragraph or two for supporting characters), a bit about the world (including descriptions of returning locations), and a synopsis for every episode in the first season.

You don't have to include a full treatment for each episode, but one or two paragraphs, yes.

Hmmm...this sounds important. I'll have to look into it after all the episodes are written. I'm assuming that you include episode titles right?
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-Sub Rosa-
Episode 1x01 "Down and Dirty"
Episode 1x02 "Welcome to the World"

COMING SOON to a TV near YOU!

Thanks Jasper. That's actually exactly what I did. Funny how when you start doing things it just falls into place.

And Yes Sarah. Include episode titles.

Awesome, thanks. Not that my show wille ver see air but I can still dream. And its always good to be prepared.
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-Sub Rosa-
Episode 1x01 "Down and Dirty"
Episode 1x02 "Welcome to the World"

COMING SOON to a TV near YOU!

This also sounds like something I'd actually really enjoy doing! Just as well, I suppose. Like Sarah, I doubt my thing will ever end up on a screen outside the one in my head, but it's all good practice, right?

Thanks for the explain :)

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ANNA
+ SF 08: Paragon for TV [sci-fi action-drama]
+ NANO 07: The Block, WIN!
+ SF 07: untitled, no win
+ NANO 06: Paragon, no win

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