Closes #170. Fixing typos and wording

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Closes #170

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Fixing typos and wording.

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Fixing typos and wording on episode files 1, 2, 3, 5. All 14 points raised by @NoaYaari were addresses, except point 11, which was already mentioned and solved in #160.

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