That said, there are certain episodes, bound to happen to almost everyone, that will stick with you throughout your degree – even if you'd rather forget them.
A series of eight half-hour episodes, bound by geography alone, Easy might win the prize for the most Netflixy show ever made.
The episode is bound to be glorious.
But there is still this whole extended episode that's bound to throw up obstacles.
A show that sentences its lead character to death in the first episode is duty bound to deliver that promise by the end.
Even if I don't know the specifics of what's to come in a particular episode, there are bound to be betrayals and a revelation or two on my TV screen each week.
The episode contains many cultural references, which Annalee Newitz of io9 attributed to the episode's writers: "It was bound to happen that one day these four supernerds would get together and spawn an episode so packed with in-groupy pop culture references that smacking is probably in order".
All of these shows were criticized for being too much a slow burn, for having unnecessary episodes, something Netflix VP of original programming Cindy Holland admitted was an issue, saying they were contractually bound to 13-episode seasons.
Next week, the remaining 13 -- Jef, Charlie, Doug, Michael, Travis, Alejandro, Ryan, John, Kalon, Nate (who we literally had not seen for two episodes), Sean, Steve and Arie -- are bound for Bermuda.
