Sentences with phrase «interest after an episode»
After Frayne's triumphant Shark Tank appearance, he flew to China to make sure his manufacturer was ready for all the attention — frequently companies receive an avalanche of interest after an episode airs.
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i was watching a baking program the other day, and the chef did the croissant dough and she suggested resting the dough 8 full hours between kneading and folding, and when she covered them she had a towel and a plastic paper on top of the resting dough, and i found it very interesting... if i find the video of her episode i will share, because after seeing her demonstration, i wanted to try my hands on her recipe soon...
How to Make It in America grows more interesting in episodes after the pilot as Ben's world expands and connections among the characters form.
That should tell you how much it held our interest after the first couple episodes.
, but after watching one episode, I have absolutely no interest in watching it again.
But after falling into the Fox «quirky civilian contractor (s) aid law enforcement» rut, this new drama doesn't begin to show sparks of interest until at least the fifth episode.
The minute that I received a press release mentioning Nick Gomez as being the director of «various episodes of The Sopranos» (after checking, he only directed one episode, the one where Junior Soprano and Mickey Palmice kill Brenden in the bathtub) I was interested in the film.
After Shandling's death Thursday, Crackle's programmers became interested in making the episodes available again, but the exclusive HBO deal precludes that possibility.
After all the recurring day trope has provided some interesting and entertaining movies and several brilliant episodes of otherwise not so great TV shows.
A.O. Scott weighs in on Shrek Forever After in a recent episode of the now - canceled At the Movies: «I thought the story was a little more interesting than Shrek 2 and Shrek 3.»
This podcast has an interesting format - an interview on Monday, and a review episode on Friday (hence the R after the episode number).
«A really interesting project that we're working on is about how to bring together these AI agents, or computational agents, and humans together, in a way that they form sort of collaborative teams, to go after tasks,» Kurtoglu said on the latest episode of Recode Decode, hosted by Kara Swisher.
Does anyone think that any parent would want his / her child to be in the presence of a child predating priest who has quietly been moved from one parish to another (after each self - indulgent disgusting episode) like a pea in the shell game by the guardian class from on high looking out for the organization's, I mean, church's interests, if said parent knew about the transgressions?
I know a lot of people who love Outlander, but after the third episode the whole time - travel aspect of it got to be way to confusing for me and I completely lost interest.