When they start making a series, they don't know if it will be successful, so they broadcast a pilot and if that goes well, they make the rest of the series. I think some pilots do have proper names though, I don't think there's any rule that says it has to be called Pilot.
The just call it Pilot because its the first episode
Of course. Isn't that why it's called a "Pilot"? No ... Pilot is what they call an ad
Pilot
it's not some shows...it's ALL shows (or all fictitious shows at least). The pilot is the episode they film to get approval from the network whether they're going to be signed or whatever. Not all pilots even air (sometimes not even the ones of successful shows). Sometimes they'll re-shoot the first episode, maybe even re-write it because the pilot is the "test". As to why they call it a pilot, I'm not exactly sure...it's probably a metaphor for a maiden voyage or something.
episode 57
in the pilot Jerry calls him Kessler
Cosmo first appears in episode 53, "A Cosmic Call".
what do we call a pilot in hindi
the first episode of wordgirl is called "wordgirl." it is about a 5th grader transforming into wordgirl in the call of duty
The person is a pilot.
The first Star Trek pilot film was "The Cage" (with Jeffrey Hunter in 1965). The second pilot was filmed in 1966 with William Shatner and Leonard Nimoy. This became the first-season episode "Where No Man Has Gone Before (September 22, 1966). The first episode aired as part of the regular series was "The Man Trap" which had been filmed as part of the first 16 episodes ordered. It was shown as a "season preview" by NBC on September 8, 1966. "The Cage" pilot was used for the two-part episode "The Menagerie."
On the first episode Freddie explains why he wants to call it iCarly:i-internet Carly-the host is Carly.