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If animated shows take so long to do, how can they get out so many in a year?

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Old 03-06-01 | 11:18 PM
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I read a story in my paper about the last Simpsons episode (because of the mention of Albuquerque several times). Anyways, they said that that episode was done 9 months ago. So can anyone tell me how they get out so many episodes of a cartoon in a year? Do they have several teams working together all the time on different episodes or what?
Old 03-06-01 | 11:55 PM
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Yes, there's more than one team working on the series. For example, "Clerks" had three teams of animators for the 6 episodes it had. I'm unsure what is common for a full season run.

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Old 03-07-01 | 03:50 AM
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lotsa people in japan working round the clock.

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