The phrase "about episode" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a discussion or description of a specific episode, but it needs additional context or modification to be clear.
Example: "Let's talk about the episode that aired last night."
Alternatives: "regarding the episode" or "concerning the episode".
If episode one made viewers ask what all the fuss was about, episode two made them realise why the participants may have wanted to prevent the show going to air.
I do actually know something very big about episode nine, scripted by Gatiss.
How about Episode 15, about a transsexual called Dawn, who lived in Charleston and was – amazingly – Margaret Rutherford's adopted child?
"The conversation we're having all the time now about Episode VII is how much CGI," Kennedy told fans at the Star Wars Celebration Europe convention in Essen, Germany.
The much-talked about episode, which began at 9 and featured an all-out battle with zombies and enough blood for a Grand Guignol production, attracted nine million viewers, including six million ages 18 to 49, the prime advertising audience category.
With the way Reddit, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube and a thousand fan forums are throwing up, filtering and pushing new ideas into the public consciousness, they are effectively acting like some kind of giant, super-powered fanboy hive mind (a much more Star Trek-y concept, I know) – and someone is bound to hit on the truth about Episode VIII sooner or later.
In a much-blogged-about episode, Forrester Research, a market-research firm, this month moved to prohibit star analysts from publishing analysis on personal blogs.
One obvious example occurred in the much-talked-about episode in which the consigliere Silvio Dante whacks Adriana after she tries to convince her mobster boyfriend, Christopher, to join her as a cooperating witness.
However, he also said, "it's sure to become one of, if not the most talked-about episode of South Park ever".
Elsewhere on ABC, "The Middle," "Back in the Game" and a much talked-about episode of "Nashville" saw single-digit gains.
The most talked-about episode of the new season of "Master of None" doesn't revolve around the show's main character, played by Aziz Ansari.
