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The phrase "the first three episodes" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the initial three installments or parts of a larger series or narrative. Example: "I binge-watched the first three episodes of the new TV show last night, and I'm already hooked on the storyline."
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We made the first three episodes.
The first three episodes don't really offer a concrete reply.
The first three episodes get right down to business.
The evidence provided by the first three episodes is inconclusive.
So far only one of the first three episodes manages to do that.
The first three episodes of "Airline" have funny moments, but the show is enervating.
The second season, judging from the first three episodes, is a real step up.
You can still catch the first three episodes on iPlayer here.
Sweden, where the first three episodes were filmed, was something of a culture shock.
The dramatic information in "Treme," as of the first three episodes, is essentially cultural and musical.
In the first three episodes, she's essentially just a sexy love interest for Hap.
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