Sentence examples for serial episode from inspiring English sources

For this sum a customer sees two features, a newsreel, a cartoon, a short, and a serial episode.

When I spoke to Rabia this past weekend, she was very concerned that the latest Serial episode, about Adnan's defense lawyer, might affect his future appeals.

Once I had my decoder, the announcer had promised, I would be privy to the coded secret "messages" broadcast at the end of each daily Little Orphan Annie serial episode.

The agony comes when you are binge-viewing and need to download several serial episodes.

The mouths of the dogs were filled with mixed barium and the dogs underwent serial episodes of chest compressions, for 10 min each, in the 20°head down, 10° head down and the natural supine positions.

Aces Weekly is "a weekly anthology of serial episodes and short stories" from what the site calls "some of the world's finest creators of sequential art", but there was never any risk it would be appearing on dead trees.

His inventory of troubles over the last decade has been staggering: knee and back surgeries; arrests for spousal abuse (no charges were filed) and for failure to pay child support; a federal conviction for tax evasion; serial episodes of substance abuse.

As everyone knows, the principal joy of the unshared hotel room is the opportunity to watch serial episodes of "Cops" guilt-free: no domestic partner to remind you of its negative nutritional value.

Fritz Lang's 1919 and 1920 The Spiders series were considered lost films, until these two parts of the action-adventure serial episodes were restored in 1978 from rediscovered original prints.

Excerpts from Bergdahl's interviews with Boal were a centerpiece of "Serial" podcast episodes released between last December and March that explored Bergdahl's choices and the harsh treatment he received while in captivity.

The term Slow TV has multiple meanings, and has been applied to full-length chronicles of actual, incrementally unfolding events, like a ship's voyage, and to the practice of spacing out viewings of a fictional serial's episodes rather than watching them in a marathon session.