The phrase "a run of episodes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a series of consecutive episodes of a television show or podcast, often indicating a specific theme or storyline.
Example: "The show had a remarkable run of episodes that captivated audiences and kept them on the edge of their seats."
Alternatives: "a series of episodes" or "a streak of episodes".
Coronation Street's month has climaxed with a run of 9pm episodes chiefly concerned with the butterfly net closing in on John Stape – the Frank Spencer of killing – as well as the ongoing Steve, Becky, David and Kylie hate rectangle.
However, the shorts were still gaining more popularity over the Internet, and Comedy Central agreed to order a run of six episodes.
There were no revelations and no surprises in a panel that was more a victory lap for a remarkable run of episodes than the season seven preview people clearly wanted it to be.
The customary practice was for each member of a team to be allotted a short run of episodes - perhaps three or four - for which they were solely responsible, as long as the story conformed to an agreed general plot.
Several people online said that they had, after watching a long run of episodes, experienced the odd sensation of having their dreams narrated by Ron Howard.
Mr. Burnett said negotiations quickly got bogged down over price and ABC's refusal to commit to a full run of episodes of the show.
Still, the shootings came after a disconcerting run of episodes in this district of mountains and desert, raising temperatures here in a way that some that some of Ms. Giffords's friends argue fed an atmosphere that might encourage violence.
A new run of episodes for Series 1 is today confirmed to start on May 19th and a second series is planned for 2018.
During production in Australia, Bullen's interest in the series was renewed, and he decided he would like to write a final run of episodes.
Uhlich described the season as "a divisive run of episodes that, for many viewers, blasphemously rewrites what came before", but favourably compared it to the fiction works of Jorge Luis Borges.
