Sentence examples for fine episode from inspiring English sources

Strange & Norrell, Jekyll and Hyde, The Frankenstein Chronicles, even, I seem to remember, a fine episode of Doctor Who.

The whole movie, which might have made a fine episode of "South Park," is like a hodgepodge of Stephen King's greatest hits performed by a talentless tribute band.

In fact, on the DVD commentary, Mr. Soderbergh admits that he and the writer Scott Frank treated "Out of Sight" as if it were a particularly fine episode of "The Rockford Files".

Juli Weiner of Vanity Fair wrote that this was a "fine episode about marriage and mistranslation".

The BBC website says, "This fine episode contains several of our favourite sequences .

He liked the decent morals explored in the episode, and called the conclusion a "great one", making it a "consistently fine episode".

Certainly, you could list fine episodes and plotlines and comic conceits until the cows come home.

If The Wire is the best television series ever made, this surely rates as the finest episode ever seen on the small screen.

But second episodes are supposed to be fun – and you only have to think back to The Curse of the Black Spot to realise that this is the finest episode two from Doctor Who in some time.

In addition to short fiction, Ellison also wrote for the movies and TV, most notably penning "The City on the Edge of Forever" — he was vocal about his dissatisfaction with how his script was rewritten, but the filmed version is still generally considered the finest episode of any Star Trek series.

TV DVD Reviews's Kay Daly called it the season's finest episode with the "greatest foray into emotional resonance".