Sentences with phrase «of episodes like»

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«A lot of people are like, «PUBG» requires so much more skill because there's no building,» Blevins said on a recent episode of the H3 Podcast.

Called «Seeso,» the service will launch widely in January, at which point members can pay $ 3.99 per month for ad - free access to a full library NBC comedy programming — from new episodes of Saturday Night Live and Jimmy Fallon's The Tonight Show to all past episodes of classic shows like The Office and 30 Rock — along with a slate of new original series and stand - up comedy specials.

CBS All Access users have access to the network's library of more than 7,500 episodes of programming, including full seasons of current shows like Big Brother and Blue Bloods, as well as classic CBS programs.

Both Friedlander and Straczynski said Netflix puts a lot of trust in creators since the company commissions entire seasons of shows at once, rather than just a pilot episode like traditional TV networks.

Original series like House of Cards, Orange Is the New Black and BoJack Horseman are redefining how television is distributed and consumed, making available complete seasons of new episodes in one fell swoop, to the delight of binge - watchers everywhere.

That's because, as he explains in more detail on an October episode of his show, when you're stuck at your desk, «you're getting a lot of stimuli that you didn't ask for — like other people's conversations and phone calls.

They want a lot of the features and functionality, like when you finish a series, the next episode in that series is immediately available for you to hit play.

Or maybe, like me, you'd never heard of her until stumbling upon her YouTube channel, which is jam - packed with episodes of her show «Laura in the Kitchen.»

The scene at the Clinton Global Initiative America meeting looked more like an episode of «Shark Tank» than a high - profile meet - and - greet.

It may sound a little like something out of an episode of the «The Jetsons,» but the reality is the Federal Aviation Administration is required to implement regulations to integrate commercial drones into the national airspace by 2015, meaning flying robots are going to become a lot more common in the U.S.

Check out the first episode of this new inspiration - packed show for and about entrepreneurs like you.

While viewers enjoy the plot line and find humorous one liners in episodes like «Hot Tub Grime Machine» and «Terminate Be a Problem,» for many fans, it isn't just the narrative they love, but also the underlying themes of family, faith and patriotism.

An eight - episode series about the world of shipping containers and global trade may seem like a niche subject, but it doesn't take long for host Alexis Madrigal to convince listeners why the development of this worldwide network has shaped every aspect of life on Earth.

I think there are aspects of the episode that are really beautiful, and I feel like it's a great story that we were able to tell.»

Depardieu, a former heartthrob who has puffed up like a profiterole in recent years, plays an aging mayor in the election battle of his life in the eight - episode series.

Whenever one of its autonomous vehicles encounters a difficult driving situation, like bicyclists driving down the wrong side of the road or a child running into the street to retrieve a ball, Google can use the episode to train its entire fleet of self driving cars.

As the official furnisher, Leon's will see its products make regular cameos in the 10 - episode multiplatform series, which follows an all - star cast of makeover masters like Mike Holmes and Sarah Richardson as they renovate a house and decorate it from scratch.

Which isn't to say the book's dull: «We made the antics depicted on every episode of Mad Men look like Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm,» Della Femina writes in a new foreword.

If there is the chance that I'd be able to still tape episodes of Jeopardy! if I were selected, I'd like to do that and donate any winnings to... charities involved in cancer research.

Like last week, when the episode of House of Cards I was watching on Netflix juddered and stopped, and I spent the next half - hour rebooting various black boxes so I could find out how Frank Underwood's latest machiavellian scheme worked out.

«The DNC showed the Democrats to be a coalition of constantly squabbling, if fundamentally like - minded, Katy Perry fans,» said Oliver on Sunday's episode of HBO's Last Week Tonight.

The first episode of Edelman's documentary airs Saturday at 9 p.m. ET on ABC — which, like ESPN, is owned by Walt Disney — before switching to the cable sports network on Tuesday to re-air the premiere and debut the second part of the series.

At first, Maes» favorite Black Mirror episodes were the ones that related the most closely to her own work in augmented reality, filter bubbles and memory — like the «grain» episode about the pitfalls of total recall, or the twist ending in the Hololens - like «Men Against Fire.»

#StellarLeaderShow Episode 1 with Dan Martell Dan Martell is a computer programmer, a business mentor to over 500 Startups and the genius behind Clarity.fm, a website that connects people like you and me with some of the most accomplished business experts on the planet.

After a rollercoaster APEC summit, where news on the Trans - Pacific Partnership felt at times more like a soap opera than trade talks, and a fifth round of NAFTA talks getting underway this week, Episode 002 of What the West?

On this episode of our podcast, we talk about new funds in the Nordics, for Seedcamp and Balderton, new startups like Varjo and DoctoLib, and much more:

In this episode of «Ventured,» KPCB General Partner Randy Komisar interviews Priv Bradoo, Founder and CEO of e-waste recycling company BlueOak, and Lila Ibrahim, Chief Business Officer of online course provider Coursera, about what it is like to...

This episode is a perfect example: an unintended casualty of this weekend's firestorm is the idea of data portability: I have argued that social networks like Facebook should make it trivial to export your network; it seems far more likely that most social networks will respond to this Cambridge Analytica scandal by locking down data even further.

In this episode, taken from the Buddhist Geeks Conference in 2011, Kelly McGonigal, PhD in Health Psychology, speaks on how the neuroscience of meditation can help us understand how practice shapes the mind and can also offer fresh insights into concepts like mindfulness and suffering.

(It's worth noting that when Trump was actually in charge of deciding who would be sent home on an hour - long competition reality show, his decisions often made so little sense that producers would have to deliberately cut the episode to make it look like the loser had committed a fireable offense.)

Additionally, in their failed attempts to overhaul healthcare, restructure tax policy, and launch infrastructure projects, the Trump administration is starting to look more like an episode of Survivor than a team leading the world's largest economy.

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After listening to that episode, I began thinking more and more about angel groups and how that seems like a really easy way to have a cohort that you run deals by and also have the same decision autonomy of doing it lone wolf style.

In Episode 8, we talked about the powerful mental model of investing in loss, or as I like to say — when in doubt, kiss the girl.

On this episode, Entrepreneur Network partner Business Rockstars interviews Madeline Fraser and Beatrice Fischel - Bock, the co-founders of Hutch (a Los Angeles - based home design startup), to talk about their business philosophies and what it's like to try to build a business as a woman.

If you've ever wanted to know more of what it's like to drive a Tesla this is the episode for you.

Here's the beauty of a miniseries where each episode is the length of a real movie: It's like having an abundance of cliffhangers leading into sequels that are just as good as the first.

Along with all 500 + episodes of the series, the app is essentially made to convert any casual fan into a full - fledge Simpsons nerd by giving them access to tons of extra features like custom playlists, a Simpson - centric newsfeed, crazy specific search capabilities, behind the scenes content and more.

I've never really liked Palin, but this disclosed letter makes her feel more human, and showcases her dealing with one of the most emotional episodes of her life.

It was like the beginning of a CSI episode.

Here I am, all doom and gloom, and they're treating me like this is an episode of Kids Say the Darnedest Things.

Mad Men's Season Seven, Episode Seven («Waterloo»), the half - season finale, may look a bit like a rerun of Season Three's «Shut the Door.

At the end of each episode we'd have a very cleverly written message that teaches a profound message like «Drugs take the life you want away» or «That factor is dullness only suitable to those who are dullards.»

So, this is like that episode of the Twilight Zone called «The Last Rites of Jeff Myrtlebank»?

I have to say from what I have read about it, it is a bit like a Star Trek episode where they time travel and because of the implications nothing quite makes sense in the end.

The jury will have to be out until we see whole episodes, but in concept — particularly if the rest of the show is like the trailer — it does not seem so.

A story about nothing... An atheist who likes to take pictures of religious buildings... this could be a Seinfeld episode...

Despite the fact that I don't know what this refers to — and it sounds strangely like the title of an episode of Dr Who — I gamely sing it every time.

Like all good serials, each episode of The Exorcist leaves viewers wanting more.

You remind me of the Thermians, the alien race in the movie Galaxy Quest - they received broadcasts way out in space of episodes of a Star Trek - like TV series and thought they were real.