Sentence examples for killing episode from inspiring English sources

Do not read on if you haven't seen episodes one and two – and please do not post spoilers if you've seen further into the series The Killing II: final episodes blog Good evening and welcome to The Killing episode blog, in which we try to stay one step ahead of Sarah Lund and her colleagues, while invariably getting waylaid by expertly placed red herrings.

Chris played a 30-year-old paperboy who lived with his parents and occasionally was killed at episode's end.

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Andrew Rule, who co-authored the Underbelly books on which the TV series was based, said Williams' killing was "another episode in a very violent life".

Yet I feel that too much has been made of this issue for the explanation to be that straightforward, and he issue is muddied further by the sneaky direction in that climactic scene: Lucy and Simon's frolicking is interspersed with shots of the parents Camille spoke to earlier in the episode killing themselves, leaving the specifics of Simon's death tantalisingly unknown.

The infamous smog episode killing thousands of people in the winter of 1952 eventually led to the ban of household use of coal fireplaces in London.

"Our Russian colleagues have observed thousands of calves killed" in episodes of beachside mayhem.

Finally, in 1857, these pressures resulted in the cataclysmic cattle-killing episode, which occurred after a young girl had a vision that foretold the end of the European presence in the area if the people killed their cattle and destroyed their foodstuffs.

Scully's dog Queequeg, which first appeared in the episode "Clyde Bruckman's Final Repose" was killed in this episode.

In the most recent episode, by killing one of the central characters who held an important secret, the anxiety about that secret is punctured and dissipated.

But sometimes these warnings did not allow sufficient time for escape: in July , 1972 twenty bombs were detonated in a single day in Belfast, killing nine people, an episode that became known as Bloody Friday.