episodic
- adjective
- /ˌɛpɪˈsɒdɪk/
- What are your thoughts on the approach of episodic storytelling that the game utilizes?
- episodic structure
- episodic narrative
- episodic view
But it does feel to me like that is a much more episodic story.
- But it does feel to me like that is a much more episodic story.
- Creating a season long TV show that's episodic where you have to do character development.
- So he's going to contrast this against plots that are episodic, right?
- Slip was designed to be ATV show, and I guess I knew that when there's an episodic nature to it, yeah.
- You could call it a sort of novel in a way by comparison to Nietzsche's other works or an episodic story or whatever.
- So the episodic memory being implemented as an indexing over the other model that you're building.
Examples
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Would you ever be interested in any episodic work?
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The series is known for its episodic structure, with each episode featuring a new storyline.
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It's a once a week episodic release.
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But it does feel to me like that is a much more episodic story.
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The book is becoming less of an episodic travel narrative and more of a, well, book.
Blog text (26) -
Creating a season long TV show that's episodic where you have to do character development.
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So, uh, you've been doing guest shots on episodic TV shows the last couple of years?
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They want shows that are episodic, branded on a theme, right?
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The romantic plot is extraordinarily episodic, and the formation of the couple comes as a complete surprise.
Academic text (2017) -
And then there were procedural episodic dramas like CSI and Law and Order.
Compounds
- Specialized
The ability to remember specific events from your own life with their details
- Specialized
A computer system in AI that records past events so a program can learn and plan
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Surface Forms
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Etymology
Episodic comes from the Greek epeisodion, where each episode was a separate 'entrance' into a play or story, like one TV episode that stands on its own. So an episodic show or account is made of separate episodes or events, not one long continuous story.