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For a reality series that has often incorporated its stars’ legal troubles into episodic drama, it doesn’t get juicier than what’s happening with Girardi.

Unlike many other film-to-TV adaptations, “Blindspotting” leans heavily on its episodic structure, lending each chapter a distinct shape and vibe.

The show presents climbing and mountaineering adventures in episodic format, often featuring major athletes like Alex Honnold and Adam Ondra.

Platforms like Snapchat and TikTok continue to attract hundreds of millions of people, and the latter is dipping a toe toward following the former’s foray into funding episodic programming.

The mobile app is paying Group Nine Media’s NowThis to produce an episodic series about the pandemic, according to TechCrunch.

The most common form of primary headache is an episodic tension-type headache.

Some of the old episodic shows were good to do, but it got to be repetitious.

Another kind of episodic change is macromutations: where a parent has a baby that is radically different.

Well, you can see that kind of episodic change is again entirely different from the other two.

And I think [Gould] was guilty of using a poetic language to conflate those three kinds of episodic changes.

Question: How far a Historical Novel should be wholly episodic?

Some of the episodic characters are amusing, I do believe; others not, I suppose.

Up to the present her loves, like her friendships, had been entirely episodic.

Thus encouraged, he was now quite determined to give Mr. Seven Sachs a brief episodic account of his career.

The possibilities of episodic love have been hotly explored, its rights have been defended, its spiritual joys have been sung.