Sentence examples for popular episode from inspiring English sources

The most popular episode of "7 Minutes," which features Kristen Wiig, has some 470,000 hits.

Sunday night's climax was its most popular episode yet, with 9.2 million viewers tuning in.

His most popular episode, with more than 800,000 hits, was mostly about the ill-starred Saudi soccer team.

The most popular episode, released in February amid the upheaval in Egypt and elsewhere, received more than 635,000 hits.

In the original "Star Trek" series, a popular episode centered on two planets that fought a bloodless war through computer simulation but then delivered real casualties.

Another popular episode features a Cantonese clay-pot classic requiring such a baroque set-up that it's difficult to imagine anyone doing so without professional culinary aspirations.

Hardcore television fans have always been able to buy the most popular episodes of their favorite shows on VHS tapes.

One of our most popular episodes was when Fonzie pretended he had somewhere to spend Christmas, when really he was home alone.

NBC Universal wants to be able to charge more for popular episodes, or, in the case of special promotions, to charge less.

While Zaltzman may dislike discussing slang, one of her most popular episodes involved the origins of the so-called "C-word" and included a conversation about several NSFW street names in England.

In one of his most popular episodes, in which he teaches Americans to conquer their fear of sushi, he begins, "I'm sure all of ya have eaten sushi, and have blown your head off when ya've eaten too much wasabi paste, and — bang! — your head is, like, screamin'.