Deletion of There Is No Normal Anymore

Comment: while i'm not a wiki lawyer and can't spout off past debate discussions, I don't see how this article "isn't particularly notable".  I can see how it only consists of plot at it's current state but if you look at a lot of similar articles there's not much more to add besides guest stars, any references to other works (dismissed as trivia) or maybe the soundtrack (again, trivial).  I see the references to  but in that very article, under the section "Creation of articles" it references the various Star Trek series and that every episode in every series is given an article.  I'm at a loss looking through policies to find a model for articles on TV shows.  I looked through The Sopranos and noticed every single episode has an article.  Again, not trying to go with the "other stuff" argument but trying to find an established precedent.  None of the Sopranos' articles I read had references, and consist of little more than plot.  The same can be said for 99% of TV episode articles.  The difference here, as I see it, is that this show is in it's first season and particularly popular (#2 in timeslot).  It hasn't been broadcast worldwide yet.  It's still in the first season, with several episodes to come.  Look at the article on the pilot episode... certainly it is a much more in-depth article.  Given time (reasonable would be at least the end of the season, or even better, until the DVDs come out with extra material to add to each article) each page would look like the pilot's or the Sopranos, Simpsons, etc.  It's too early IMO to delete this page.  But if someone could point to a policy or precedent for TV episodes, it would make this much more cut and dry
Stance: keep
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Arguments to avoid in deletion discussions (WP:OTHERSTUFFEXISTS)