Board Thread:Editing on Casualty Wiki/@comment-25050081-20170815174035/@comment-8117023-20170819222136

Titan95 wrote: However, if series 33 isn't using episode titles, we're gonna end up with multiple "Episode One" pages, each linking to the page with the parentheses with the series. The linking side of things would work, but it's gonna look very odd having a list of someone's centric episodes being "Episode Two", "Episode Thirty", "Episode One", "Episode Twenty Five". I don't see a problem here besides the fact that we'll just have to do a little bit more work (which isn't even a problem, really, just a minor inconvenience).

For listing centric episodes, we could merely just write it as 'Series 32, Episode 1', 'Series 33, Episode 24', etc. Even writing it as 'S32E01' and so on would work. Titan95 wrote: Therefore I think it's best we use the names. Even if they're not the official episode names, they've come from the BBC site. Yes, but you are taking something from a completely different context and using it to represent something else that is completely irrelevant. Using a real world example, it would be like using the fact that the Antarctic ice sheets are growing to assert that global warming is a myth.

The preview clip titles represent the preview clips and the episode titles represent the episodes. "Roadman" represents the 36th episode of series 31; "Tough Crowd" represents the preview of the 36th episode of series 31.

Although the BBC may have made the title "Troubled Waters" up, it was for something completely different. We might as well titled the article "Horseraddish" because they are equally as relevant in this context.