epeísodos
Epeisodos is a term with origins in ancient Greek literature and theater, referring to a section of action or dialogue between two choral episodes. In the context of classical Greek tragedy, the structure typically involved a prologue, parodos, epeisodos, stasimon (choral ode), and exodos. The epeisodos served to advance the plot, develop characters, and provide dramatic tension between the chorus's commentary.
The term "epeisodos" has been adopted and adapted in various fields beyond ancient drama. In modern literary
In the realm of television, the term has seen a resurgence in popularity, particularly with the rise