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<blockquote data-quote="Whodat" data-source="post: 408154" data-attributes="member: 7386">Production numbersLooking at the production numbers listed in the episode guide, it appears that FOX is showing the episodes out of sequence. Not yet having seen these episodes, I’m wondering why they are airing some before others. I’m also wondering if we’ll ever get to see the two-hour pilot.In the U.S. a television show typically has between 22 and 24 episodes in a season. So far it seems that only the first seven episodes have even been filmed. (To ensure a spoiler-free post, I didn’t list the names of the episodes that have not yet aired.)1.&nbsp; &nbsp; “The Train Job” (Series Premier)&nbsp; - Episode 1AGE012.&nbsp; &nbsp; “Bushwacked”&nbsp; - Episode 1AGE023.&nbsp; &nbsp; “Our Mrs. Reynolds”&nbsp; - Episode 1AGE054.&nbsp; &nbsp; 1AGE065.&nbsp; &nbsp; 1AGE076.&nbsp; &nbsp; 1AGE037.&nbsp; &nbsp; 1AGE048.&nbsp; &nbsp; (Untitled)&nbsp; 1AGE08 9.&nbsp; &nbsp; (Untitled)&nbsp; 1AGE0910.&nbsp; &nbsp; (Untitled)&nbsp; 1AGE1011.&nbsp; &nbsp; (Untitled)&nbsp; 1AGE11An interesting footnote:&nbsp; &nbsp; Episode #3 “Our Mrs. Reynolds”, which generally is considered the best episode so far, was written by Joss Whedon.And just in case anybody is wondering, I have no idea why the production numbers for these episodes have the “1AGE” prefix. Perhaps 1 is the season number. That is speculation on my part, however.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Whodat, post: 408154, member: 7386"] [b]Production numbers[/b] Looking at the production numbers listed in the episode guide, it appears that FOX is showing the episodes out of sequence. Not yet having seen these episodes, I’m wondering why they are airing some before others. I’m also wondering if we’ll ever get to see the two-hour pilot. In the U.S. a television show typically has between 22 and 24 episodes in a season. So far it seems that only the first seven episodes have even been filmed. (To ensure a spoiler-free post, I didn’t list the names of the episodes that have not yet aired.) 1. “The Train Job” (Series Premier) - Episode 1AGE01 2. “Bushwacked” - Episode 1AGE02 3. “Our Mrs. Reynolds” - Episode 1AGE05 4. 1AGE06 5. 1AGE07 6. 1AGE03 7. 1AGE04 8. (Untitled) 1AGE08 9. (Untitled) 1AGE09 10. (Untitled) 1AGE10 11. (Untitled) 1AGE11 An interesting footnote: Episode #3 “Our Mrs. Reynolds”, which generally is considered the best episode so far, was written by Joss Whedon. And just in case anybody is wondering, I have no idea why the production numbers for these episodes have the “1AGE” prefix. Perhaps 1 is the season number. That is speculation on my part, however. [/QUOTE]

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