Smashbomb

In addition to being able to review a TV season as a whole, I think being able to review individual episodes would be good. I used to use a review app which did this, and it's the only thing I miss in Smashbomb. Sometimes an episode is outstanding, sometimes it's just awful, and you may want to review it or discuss it with others the day after the episode aired live on TV, or the day after you streamed it online, without having to wait for the end of the season to review the season as a whole. Just a thought, not sure how feasible/practical this is.

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Katie (868 KP) Jul 3, 2018

I like them, but they are often repetitive.

I like your idea about the episodes though. Some seasons/series I would rate poorly but individual episodes are great. Or vice versa.

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Bird (1704 KP) Jul 3, 2018

Hi Lee - thanks for the suggestion.

We actually assessed this when we added the TV category and it was decided that adding individual shows would be extremely hard to manage at this stage.

We have it in mind still though for when the site grows further and we have more people power!

Keep them coming ?

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