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half life 2: episode 3 is soooo cool
A designated episode where all the misunderstanding happens to all the couples and the only thing fans/viewers can say is WTF.
This mostly relates to Asian dramas (South Korean, Chinese, Japanese, Thai). But can also apply to shows from other countries.
Y-Girl 1: Pete got mad at Kao for lying to him and Sun got mad at Mork for not keeping his promise, Everyone is on bad terms.
Y-Girl 2: Don't worry it's just The "WTF episode" they'll be on speaking terms the next episode.
Y-Girl 1: IKR? the whole situation had me saying WTF.
Informal way of refering to overwhelming alcohol consuption followed by a day lying in bed and aching in pain. Mostly used in some regions of the Swiss Alps.
Damn Daniel, did you have a "fritschdur episode" yesterday?
1, when someone has a emotional breakdown in a public forum which leads to the whole thread going dead or being deleted.
2, when someone has a emotional breakdown in a group of people while secretly looking for attention.
"I knew the forum was gonna empty out as soon as Amy logged in and started having another emo episode."
Refers the the episode when wlw relationships usually kiss and define their relationship
“Atypical” - episode 7, “The Wilds”- Episode 7 “Teenage Bounty Hunters” - Episode 7 and many more
An episode of a show on television that changes quickly, from tragedy to humor and back again.
Austin:Dude, did you see that new episode of HIMYM last night?
Cole: Yeah, it was kind of a mood swing episode.
John: It was really funny until Robin found out the news!
Austin: Then it got funny again at the end, so thats good.
*awkward silence*
Cole: yeah.
A twisted cousin of foreshadowing and preshadowing but closer to foreshadowing
Foreshadowing episode one occurs specifically with a flashback of events before a story set by a character later in the story, more so in a TV show or a movie, that contains subtle hints to events already shown at an early point of the story, set later than the events of the flashback.
As the flashback is set further in the past, the subtle hints count as a foreshadowing
The killer’s father in episode 5 recalls the killer’s childhood. The killer is shown as a child playing with a toy gun. This is foreshadowing episode one where the killer murders someone as an adult