there are 103 episodes of switched at birth.
there are 103 episodes of switched at birth.
how many episodes are there of switched at birth?
103
"the unit" is based at a fictional army post, "fort griffith". the location of fort griffith is never explicitly stated, but in episode 103, a bank statement of the lead character clearly shows an address for fort griffith, mo 63021, which puts it a few miles west of st. louis. other episodes make clear references to greenwood, including mentions of greenwood/fort griffith area, and local greenwood police cars, as well as missouri license plates clearly appear in many episodes. greenwood, missouri, is a small town located southeast of kansas city. however, the red, white, and blue license plate is from the state of idaho. this license plate can be seen in almost all the episodes. unit members also wear the shoulder sleeve insignia of the inactivated 24th infantry division on their class a uniforms, as well as the shoulder crest of the 504th parachute infantry regiment, "strike hold", currently part of the 1st bct of the 82nd airborne division. in later episodes, unit members are shown as wearing the special operations command patch on their class a uniforms.
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serialized storytelling can also be seen in other dramas. heavily serialized dramas include "babylon 5", "the sopranos", "twin peaks", "24", "battlestar galactica", "breaking bad", "dexter", "the wire", and "downton abbey". series such as "buffy the vampire slayer", "veronica mars", "", "the good wife", and "the x-files" fall somewhere in-between, featuring a new case each week that is solved by the end of the episode, but also having an overarching mystery that receives focus in many episodes. the more serialized its storytelling, the less likely a show is to fare well in repeats. the format places a demand on episodes to be run in order, without which story arcs stretching over many episodes may be difficult for new viewers to delve into. "desperate housewives" also falls into the category while each season involves a new mystery that spans an entire season (and on one occasion, half the season) while planting hints throughout the episodes until the climax in the finale.
serial (radio and television)