Era and Season

Era

Era noun - An extent of time associated with a particular person or thing.

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Season and era are semantically related in phase topic. In some cases you can use "Season" instead a noun "Era", when it comes to topics like time.

Season noun - One of the natural periods into which the year is divided by the equinoxes and solstices or atmospheric conditions.

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Era and season are semantically related in phase topic. Sometimes you can use "Era" instead a noun "Season", if it concerns topics such as time.

particular	particular era	particular season
complete	complete era	complete season
certain	certain era	certain season
future	future era	future season
Other adjectives: current, original, many, actual, entire, infamous, early, given, past, later, next, alternate, last, latter, recent, earlier, previous, black-and-white.

Short unsuccessfully proposed moving the show to prime-time for a second season, due to all of the Parental Bonus humor (a trademark of this era).

Source: Western Animation / The Completely Mental Misadventures Of Ed Grimley
Astute viewers will notice that at some point during the first season, someone in the Fleet took time to create new miniatures of the updated Cylon Raiders, replacing the Classic-era ones they used earlier in the show.

Source: The Big Board
As the revival series started and the show's profile improved, the BBC gave it more sympathetic time slots - in particular, broadcasting the first season of the Fourth Doctor Adventures in the traditional Fourth Doctor-era time slot of 5:15PM on Saturday.

Source: Otaku O'Clock

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