I don't know who added the "non-sentence" tag, but it's a complete sentence, so I don't think the tag is appropriate.

Oh, gomen! +_+ It was me. I just thought that because it doen't end in a full stop...

But when you added the tag, it did have a full stop, cause when I translated it, I didn't know that it was a title. ;)

By the way, I was wondering if it actually makes sense to have a so-called "title of a TV-series" in Dutch if we don't even have the series on Dutch (or Flemish) television? Maybe it'd be better to just litteraly translate it and treat it as a "normal sentence" (so with a period and without "TV-series" tag)? What do you guys think?

I think it would be better to not translate it than to translate it from one category (TV Series Title) to another (normal sentence).

My personal preference would be to translate it to what you'd think it might be called if the series was translated into your language.

> But when you added the tag, it did have a full stop,
> cause when I translated it, I didn't know that it was a
>title. ;)
Ah. Then probably I thought it’s a normal in Dutch to finish titles with a full stop. :) It’s a double Dutch for me, after all. :)

IMHO if it’s unclear if this is a title or a normal sentence, both translations are acceptable.

I decided to just let this sentence go for whoever has an opinion on it to adopt. :)

With full period it's a normal sentence, without it is how the series *might* be called if we'd have it on Dutch TV. It might also run under the English title, though, if that was the original language. Or they might come up with something completely unrelated...