For the first few installments in the franchise, the evil corporation was mildly creepy.

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The first five installments of the series are something of an art-history and philosophy course.

NEWYORKER: Leap of Faith

It acquired some 28 pieces from the first two installments and hopes to acquire some from the current show.

WSJ: Changing Hands | We Are Here! | Native, North American, New | By Lee Rosenbaum

By the end of the first four installments of Borderlands 2 DLC one can only imagine how many great games will get some love from Gearbox.

FORBES: Connect

Like the first two installments, Uphill Rush 3 is a Flash game that allows players to pull off stunts and tricks on skateboards, bikes and other vehicles.

FORBES: Connect

The first two installments are here and here.

FORBES: A Scientific Worldview Includes Economics

In the first two installments of this series, we have discussed identifying a need in your (broadly defined) community and identifying, utilizing, and developing your talents and skills.

FORBES: Step 3 for a Successful Startup: The Importance of Market Research

As in the first two installments of this most lucrative of animated franchises, many of the jokes are media-wise parodies in particular, potshots at such Disney fairy-tale characters as Rapunzel and Sleeping Beauty.

NEWYORKER: Shrek the Third

Crafting the first several installments was as agonizing as a trip to the dentist, but by the end of the run, at least I knew exactly where my characters and story were going.

WSJ: Neal Pollack on Writing a Detective Serial | Word Craft

In the first three installments of this series, we have discussed identifying a need in your (broadly defined) community, identifying, utilizing, and developing your talents and skills, and the importance of market research.

FORBES: Step 4 For A Successful Startup: Maximize Operational Efficiencies