This was the central transformative moment of The Episode (you know the one I mean), and of season two, and second only in the entire series to "YOU are the wound!" Ahhhhhh.
The court found almost all of Equals Three's episodes highly transformative as "the jokes, narration, graphics, editing, and other elements that Equals Three adds to Jukin's videos add something new to Jukin's videos with a different purpose or character".
In holding as it did, the court reasoned that almost all of Equals Three's episodes were highly transformative, and based on a weighing of the four factors of the fair use doctrine, held that the factors weighed in favor of Equals Three's use within all its videos except the episode titled Sheep to Balls.
CBS predicts that increased use of video on demand for time-shifted viewing, binge-viewing and catching up with missed episodes will be "really transformative" for the television business, Mr. Poltrack said.
Few episodes in United States history were more transformative than World War II, and in no region did it bring greater change than in the West.
Surgery provides immediate, transformative treatment for many conditions, usually in a single episode, and will remain a key therapeutic strategy in all countries.
However, the work as a whole, drawn directly from the Seinfeld episodes without substantial alteration, is far less transformative than other works we have held not to constitute fair use.
"But if he was putting 'Three's Company' to use in a really transformative way, which audiences would not confuse with a TV episode, he has a stronger case to make".
Dozens of co-eds would cram into the one room on campus that legally broadcasted premium channels and indulge in an episode of Sex and the City, a truly transformative half-hour of television.
-In the episode about how living in Berkeley was one of the most transformative times in the life of Richard Pryor, I incorporated clips from his (short-lived) KPFA radio show and from his local standup comedy routines.
The jokes are good too, ranging from laugh-out-loud observations about the transformative effects of parenthood (and knowing mentions of "exotic wrestlers") to slapstick bathroom episodes.
