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Your idea is better, though since the season will have different release dates in different countries (neither even have a US release yet), maybe it's better to just call them the first and second revival seasons rather than go by year.
I do some cleanup and then I enjoy shows you probably think are cringe.Academic Year 2023 started (here, anyway) on October 2022. You can already buy Model 2024 cars. Etc.
There's nothing wrong with calling the 2023-2024 season of series X "X (2024)", in my opinion.
The voice of thy brother's blood crieth unto me from the groundThe season seems to be released as a binge drop in most countries, so it doesn't really have that excuse, and that's also not the way we refer to series by year here.
I do some cleanup and then I enjoy shows you probably think are cringe.I feel like Part 1/Part 2 is the best of a bad group of options.
I had a dog-themed avatar before it was cool.Yyyeah, if it's released all at once "part 1" and "part 2" makes the most sense.
The voice of thy brother's blood crieth unto me from the groundOr maybe season and year instead of just the year? "(Winter 2023)" for the new season and... "([Whenever] 2023)" for the first? (Sorry, I'm not clear on that release date.)
Just "(2024)" is probably not ideal, as there's the opportunity for another mess if an actual 2024 season is made.
I'm sure eventually a naming distinction between them will emerge after it comes out. but for now part 1 and 2 seems the least bad choice.
Youtube Video Essays: hereAlso, since the OP mentioned the other troper bringing up the Total Drama wiki: the longtime policy of TV Tropes is what other wikis do is their own business and has no bearing on our own editorial decisions.
It has now been over a day and everyone here seems to agree that calling the seasons Total Drama Island (2023) Part 1 and Total Drama Island (2023) Part 2 is the best way to differentiate them, at least for now. I’ll now lock this thread and edit the rest of the relevant pages so that they use those names.
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A new season of Total Drama is coming out and it shares its name with the previous season Total Drama Island (2023).
As a workaround, I’ve opted to call the previous season Total Drama Island (2023) Part 1 and the new season Total Drama Island (2023) Part 2.
However, this has received pushback from the troper, Acidic Rafter 2, who believes that we should use the same names as the wikis.
The problem with that is that the name that the wiki is using for the new season, Total Drama Island (2024), is incorrect as the season will begin its initial airing this year, two days from now in fact, not in 2024.
So I’ve decided to bring the situation here to help settle the matter before it can escalate into an edit war.
Edited by CorvusIX