Sentence examples for this sort of episode from inspiring English sources

This sort of episode saturation is a new paradigm for TV watching, one that even time-shifting advocates didn't foresee.

Harrison concluded his review while commenting on "Callie and Her Sister": "This sort of episode is still in its early stages, but I don't begrudge Ugly Americans the training wheels if it means we get to better know the people and creatures of the fascinating animated world.

It was described as "the sort of episode that either rewards someone who liked the characters on this show, or could potentially get you to like them if you didn't really know what was going on".

It was the sort of episode that detectives are increasingly called to investigate.

UEFA, which oversees soccer in Europe, and FIFA recently announced stricter punishments in an attempt to curb that sort of episode.

BAGHDAD — It was just the sort of episode that observers have long worried could provoke a serious conflict: when federal police agents sought to arrest a Kurdish man last month in the city of Tuz Khurmato in the Kurdish north of the country, a gunfight ensued with security men loyal to the Kurdish regional government.

"Putting on the Ritz" was a riff on that sort of episode, but without a real sense of drama... or even melodrama.

But this season, I'm starting to think they're getting a handle on things, and "Cherokee Rose" is the sort of episode I'd like to see more off [sic] as The Walking Dead continues".

Alasdair Wilkins of io9 also praised the episode, calling it "a triumph for the new Futurama, and just the sort of episode that leaves me convinced that the show's revival was completely worthwhile".

Zack Handlen of The A.V. Club rated the episode "B+", claiming that, while it was "the sort of episode that works best if you enjoy it for its style and presentation without getting too caught up in the script", it felt "appropriate".

You note that Indian workers watch "Ally McBeal" and "Friends" as part of their training; I hope the shows' producers write this sort of corporate practice into future episodes, so the call-center employees can see how other countries view their behavior.