Wasted 42 minutes on locating the culprit and the proof was right in front of them on computer's disk that the security officer didn't bother to check?
I think I understand how an episode is written. This is for the 5th episode alone.
Script of the episode. Dammit, that's just 3 lines.
Time to expand it into a screenplay. Dammit. That will barely be over in 20 minutes.
Create a new department - Stretch the episode team - some of the tricks they use
1. Make the monitor font extremely small so you can't read at first glance. The guy in front of the screen gets shocked. Zoom and pan to his face to show the shock. Slowly turn the camera towards the monitor to show the screen. Then wait for 10 seconds and zoom again to show you the guy's reply. - That's a minute for 1 single query. Bravo.
2. Instead of quickly cutting between someone drinking from the bottle and keeping it on the table, slow down the video and tell the actor to be gentle and treat the bottle as if its made of paper.
3. Creepy guy has been asked to say a single sentence in 35-40 seconds. And that's just for 5 words. For 2 sentences, he should take 2 minutes but not before he inserts long pauses between multiple words which can stretch a couple of sentences to a good 3 minutes. - That's quality
television right there.
4. Each character will be given a pointless backstory that has no bearing on the plot. That's like 10-15 minutes more. Along with pointless banter that I really am not interested in. Like why the fuck do I want to know what the guy will do once the mission ends since I already know he will die soon.
This show is full of gems like these.