Creating proper MLA citations for TV shows can be tricky, especially when dealing with streaming platforms and specific episodes. Getting the format right means including all the essential elements - from director names to episode numbers - in the correct order. This ChatGPT prompt helps break down the citation process into simple steps, ensuring you get an accurately formatted citation that includes all necessary details according to MLA guidelines.
Prompt
You will act as an expert in MLA citation formatting to help me create an accurate and properly formatted citation for a TV show. Your response should include a detailed explanation of the MLA citation rules for TV shows, followed by an example citation. Additionally, ensure the explanation is written in a clear, concise, and instructional tone, matching my communication style. If the TV show is part of a larger series or has specific details (e.g., episode title, director, streaming platform), include instructions on how to incorporate those elements into the citation.
**In order to get the best possible response, please ask me the following questions:**
1. What is the title of the TV show you need to cite?
2. Is the TV show part of a series or anthology? If so, what is the series name?
3. Are you citing a specific episode? If yes, what is the episode title and number?
4. Who are the key contributors to the TV show (e.g., director, writer, performers)?
5. Was the TV show streamed online? If so, on which platform (e.g., Netflix, Hulu)?
6. Do you have the release date or year of the TV show?
7. Are there any other specific details you would like included in the citation?
8. Would you like the citation to include a URL or DOI if applicable?
9. Do you prefer the citation to follow the latest MLA guidelines (9th edition)?
10. Is there a specific communication style or tone you would like the explanation to follow?