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The following memorandum was written on 2 May 1966 , as a supplement to the Writer-Director Information Guide for the original series, and was authored by Gene Roddenberry, describing the format of a typical episode: a. Teaser, preferably three pages or less. Captain Kirk's Voice Over opens the show, briefly setting where we are and what's going on. This is usually followed by a short playing scene which ends with the Teaser "hook." Navigate: Buzzwords... (edit) See also: Acronyms ... Bond Glossary ... Investing Glossary ... Technical Analysis Glossary... Life Insurance Glossary... (edit) __NOEDITSECTION__ Ein Teaser ist in der Werbe- und Journalismussprache ein kurzes Text- oder Bildelement, das zum Weiterlesen, -hören, -sehen, -klicken verleiten soll. Bei Schloss Einstein werden diese mit Staffel 17 neu eingeführt und nehmen den Platz der Recaps ein, die bislang in jeder Folge vorhanden waren. Teasers are usually rich kids with nothing to do. They cruise around looking for planets that haven't made interstellar contact yet and buzz them, meaning that they find some isolated spot with very few people around, then land right by some poor unsuspecting soul whom no one's going to believe and then strut up and down in front of him wearing silly antennas on their head and making beep beep noises. New Teasers for this upcoming show now available! Both teasers are available at Seth Comedy Online as well as at the following links: Image:Tsr.jpg A teaser is part of a television show that airs before the main title sequence. Designed to capture viewers' interest and keep them tuned to the program, teasers vary in style, length, and content. The Six Million Dollar Man and The Bionic Woman employed two kinds of teasers during their run: cold opens and previews. A cold open is a complete scene that serves as a prologue and usually ends in a cliffhanger hook. The preview is a quick montage of moments from the episode that encapsulates the narrative and can also end in a cliffhanger hook. Teaser – broń występująca w Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars. Zajmuje slot przeznaczony dla broni białych, ale bliżej jest jej do pistoletu. Tą broń możemy stosować tylko na przechodniach. Jeśli długo nią go potraktujemy, to przechodzień może się zapalić, a nam wzrośnie wtedy Wanted Level. Tej broni nie można znaleźć na ulicach, można ją kupić tylko w Ammu-Nation za $300. Ta broń występowała również w wersji beta Grand Theft Auto: Vice City. A teaser is a Web page or portions of a websites that is intended to entice users to spend more time at a given website or become paying customers.

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A teaser is a Web page or portions of a websites that is intended to entice users to spend more time at a given website or become paying customers. Ein Teaser ist in der Werbe- und Journalismussprache ein kurzes Text- oder Bildelement, das zum Weiterlesen, -hören, -sehen, -klicken verleiten soll. Bei Schloss Einstein werden diese mit Staffel 17 neu eingeführt und nehmen den Platz der Recaps ein, die bislang in jeder Folge vorhanden waren. A teaser is part of a television show that airs before the main title sequence. Designed to capture viewers' interest and keep them tuned to the program, teasers vary in style, length, and content. The Six Million Dollar Man and The Bionic Woman employed two kinds of teasers during their run: cold opens and previews. A cold open is a complete scene that serves as a prologue and usually ends in a cliffhanger hook. The preview is a quick montage of moments from the episode that encapsulates the narrative and can also end in a cliffhanger hook. Navigate: Buzzwords... (edit) See also: Acronyms ... Bond Glossary ... Investing Glossary ... Technical Analysis Glossary... Life Insurance Glossary... (edit) __NOEDITSECTION__ The following memorandum was written on 2 May 1966 , as a supplement to the Writer-Director Information Guide for the original series, and was authored by Gene Roddenberry, describing the format of a typical episode: a. Teaser, preferably three pages or less. Captain Kirk's Voice Over opens the show, briefly setting where we are and what's going on. This is usually followed by a short playing scene which ends with the Teaser "hook." The "hook" of the teaser was some unexplained plot element that was alluded to in the teaser, which was intended to keep audiences interested enough in the show to dissuade them from changing stations while the titles roll. Star Trek writer David Gerrold, to tweak William Shatner on set, once told Shatner that he was writing a Star Trek episode in which Kirk lost his voice in the teaser (the hook), and didn't get it back until the tag. Possibly the shortest teaser to appear in a Star Trek episode was from the Star Trek: Enterprise episode "Impulse" . This scene, in which a deranged, screaming T'Pol is carried into sickbay and restrained by Archer and Phlox, clocks in at just over 18 seconds. The second shortest teaser may be the one from Star Trek: Voyager's "Scorpion" . This teaser, which has the Borg saying their trademark "greeting" just prior to their destruction by Species 8472, lasts just under 20 seconds. Teasers are usually rich kids with nothing to do. They cruise around looking for planets that haven't made interstellar contact yet and buzz them, meaning that they find some isolated spot with very few people around, then land right by some poor unsuspecting soul whom no one's going to believe and then strut up and down in front of him wearing silly antennas on their head and making beep beep noises. New Teasers for this upcoming show now available! Both teasers are available at Seth Comedy Online as well as at the following links: Image:Tsr.jpg Teaser – broń występująca w Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars. Zajmuje slot przeznaczony dla broni białych, ale bliżej jest jej do pistoletu. Tą broń możemy stosować tylko na przechodniach. Jeśli długo nią go potraktujemy, to przechodzień może się zapalić, a nam wzrośnie wtedy Wanted Level. Tej broni nie można znaleźć na ulicach, można ją kupić tylko w Ammu-Nation za $300. Ta broń występowała również w wersji beta Grand Theft Auto: Vice City.