Sentence examples for pilot broadcast from inspiring English sources

But he also could have recalled a two-hour television pilot broadcast in 1992 called "Danger Island".

The original series, filmed in a suburb of Doncaster, ran for four series and 26 episodes between 1976 and 1985, following a pilot broadcast as part of the Ronnie Barker comedy anthology Seven of One in 1973.

He also doesn't have Mr. Allen's writers, at least from the evidence of the pilot — broadcast in a sneak peak last weekend — where what humor there was revolved around David's tendency to misremember scenes from the television show as incidents from real life.

The original version was heard only during the pilot broadcast and the first rerun a few months later.

Commentators noted that the script was well-written and that the episode was the "strongest outing" since "Pilot" broadcast on March 1 , 2012

The opinion seemed to chide Judge Walker ("The District Court attempted to change its rules at the eleventh hour to treat this case differently than other trials in the district") for showing an overeager interest in the 9th Circuit's pilot program to broadcast trials and for seeing the gay-marriage case as, in Walker's words, "an ideal candidate for consideration".

In its original broadcast, the pilot was viewed by an estimated 5.69 million viewers.

Works like [5, 6] have proposed estimators which make use of pilots broadcasted periodically.

Auntie — as the Beeb is affectionately referred to by long-term consumers of its programming (aka the British) — has been running a pilot 3D broadcast program for the past two years.

He wrote the show and played himself, but only the pilot was broadcast.

Breaking Bad set out its stall with the extraordinary three-minute opening to its pilot episode, broadcast on AMC in 2008.