Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/And Then There Were 10
Some episodes of some series are notable - for instance, the Time Enough at Last|Twilight Zone where Meredith breaks his glasses. But every episode of every notable series is not going to become a part of pop culture. This means that these articles will never be anything beyond plot summaries and "special guest" lists, occasionally with an item or two of dubious-quality trivia. '''While the information is interesting - sometimes even fascinating - to pour over''', I don't believe it belongs in Wikipedia. I'm not aware of a TV-related Wiki, but there surely must be one leading candidate to which this material can be transferred. As far as Wikipedia is concerned, however - List of I Love Lucy episodes|airdates and episode titles of television shows are good. #PAPER. Episodes of television shows which have made a ''timeless, lasting impression'' on popular culture - and yes, I am a stodgy, pole-in-the-ass academic - deserve mention. The third episode of the fourth season of Aaron Spelling's Presentation of Stephen King's Suchandwhat does not deserve an article of its own. The "keep" vote above me seems to be based on a slippery slope fallacy, with shades of . I'm sure that my opinion is not the most popular one there is - but if #IINFO, then I think it's best to begin backing that up with action - even if it means hundreds and hundreds of new AfDs
— User:Action, 07:03, 13 March 2007 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:NOT||WP:OTHERSTUFFEXISTS||WP:NOT (Wikipedia:What Wikipedia is not)