Sentence examples for culminating episode from inspiring English sources

Contained on these discs was the culminating episode "The Name of the Doctor," which is not scheduled to be shown until Saturday, and which promises crucial details about the mysterious intergalactic adventurer known only as the Doctor (played by Matt Smith) — including, perhaps, you know, his actual name.

But it is hard to see Saturday's decision as anything other, unless it is viewed as merely a culminating episode in what once seemed an unlikely conflict for power between men who had been trusted allies, with the party selecting Mr. Mbeki as its president in 1997 and Mr. Zuma as his deputy.

Her run ended on the Wednesday episode, culminating a six-game winning streak that placed her among the year's top performers.

This little episode, culminating in the famous "wall of separation" metaphor, highlights a number of points about teaching religion in American history.

In the late nineteen-sixties and early nineteen-seventies, the New York City police officer Frank Serpico captured the popular imagination when he tried to expose rampant bribery and corruption in the N.Y.P.D., culminating in an episode in which he was shot in the face under bizarre circumstances during a drug raid.

There were "Earl" allusions and jokes throughout the episode, culminating in Jason Lee providing the closing narration.

He said that the critically acclaimed sit-com's seventh season would consist of 13 episodes, culminating in a one-hour finale.

Zambrano's tenure has been marked by a series of bad behavior episodes culminating in his placement on the disqualified list last week after he walked out on the team following his ejection from a game against the Atlanta Braves.

After sending mixed signals about the fate of one returning sitcom, "30 Rock," NBC said that it would come to an end next season with 13 episodes, culminating in an hourlong finale.

The season started off with three really good episodes, culminating in the mystery of Glenn's death.

After what he felt was a period of bad episodes culminating with "Stranger in a Strange Land", critic Andrew Dignan of Slant Magazine praised "Tricia Tanaka Is Dead" as a "palate cleanser, reminding us that this show is meant to be, above all else, fun".