There are
televisions series, which have names, networks and production companies, and
are identified by the name and network. • A television series has one or more
seasons, which are identified by the number of the season. A season also has
the number of episodes and the year the season starts. No season can exist
without a corresponding series. • A season has one or more episodes, identified
by episode number, which is unique within the season. Each episode also has a
title and a length. No episode can exist without a corresponding season. • An
actor is identified by name and birth date, and also has a nationality. • A
director is also identified by name and birth date, and has a talent agency
that represents him or her. • An actor can appear as a “regular” on a
television series or a guest star on an episode. • An episode has one director.
A director can direct one or more episodes.
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