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The fifth collection, and the second one to ship no CSS of its own — a season's spine and its cast are sections travel and blog already built, and its episode navigation is a composite that had been sitting unused until this collection needed exactly it.

The fifth collection, and it ships no CSS of its own — a second proof, after blog, that the shared vocabulary is not secretly shaped like the collection that built it. Course justified five sections by saying a podcast season and a video series would want them too; this is that video series, over the same five routes travel already established.

Open /webseries → Open the episode player →

A season is .col-order, again

The same spine a trip or a resume's career history uses — a first episode, a last one, an order between them — over episodes instead of days or jobs.

The episode player is course's stage, not its playlist

Same .col-stage, same .col-stagebar — but the list beside the video is not course's curriculum wearing episode numbers. .ep-panel and .episode already existed, unused, as a generic composite demo with nowhere that actually needed a thumbnail next to every row. A season is exactly that place.

The transcript, unmodified

The one panel every video-bodied post wants, whatever it is an episode of.

Cast is not a new component

A resume needed a career history; a webseries needs a cast list. Both turn out to be a plain .list-group — this one's rows just happen to start with .col-author__face, the round avatar blog already built for its byline.

Priya NairDana Cho — head writer
Marcus WebbTom Ellery — staff writer
Yuki TanakaSam Park — showrunner's assistant
Elena BrandtRuth Okafor — network exec

.list-group + .col-author__face — no wsr- prefix, because nothing here needed one