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He also got together with the eccentrically coiffured "Smell" though their relationship has progressed tumultuously in subsequent instalments.
And most would agree that the conditions of austerity under which the original loan and subsequent instalments were made have only helped hobble the Greek economy.
Honourable mentions this year must go to The Hunger Games, even if subsequent instalments are likely to have us wishing we'd never delved into this particular dystopia, and Brave, a beautifully-drawn Pixar instalment that oozed with hearty Scots charm.
There weren't many clues in that first episode, save for a reference to "the king" during a prison cell interview, but subsequent instalments already aired in the States offer much stronger links.
"The internet enables a unique two-way interaction between us and the audience, and we hope the initial responses we receive from viewers will help inform ways to improve subsequent instalments".
Comic relief is certainly not part of the organising principle of Taken and its sequels, though the incongruity of Neeson as a skilled assassin was built into the structure of the first film – something impossible to carry over into subsequent instalments of what has become a successful franchise.
This timely new three-parter follows Thaer (pictured, above) from Syria: episode one sees him attempt to survive on just £35 a week in the UK, while subsequent instalments see him trying to gain refugee status and revise for the university entrance exams that could help him restart his education – all the while receiving news of the chaos back home.
While this first volume of her memoirs is generally considered to be the best, the subsequent instalments – Gather Together in My Name (1974), Singin' and Swingin' and Gettin' Merry Like Christmas 19766), The Heart of a Woman (1981), All God's Children Need Travelling Shoes (1986), A Song Flung Up to Heaven (2002) and Mom & Me & Mom (2013) – have also achieved a large and appreciative audience.
The first volume, Pointed Roofs, appeared in 1915, and subsequent instalments came out at fairly regular intervals throughout the 1920s and 30s, exciting a good deal of comment from Richardson's contemporaries (including Virginia Woolf, who credited her with inventing "the psychological sentence of the feminine gender").
The argument continues that Lucas planned Jar Jar as a Yoda's dark-side equivalent, but was put off by the vitriolic response to the character after the release of The Phantom Menace and hastily wrote in new baddies (the Sith Lord Count Dooku and the cyborg General Grievous) to fill the gaps in the two subsequent instalments.
