Definition of "intercutting" [intercutting]

• See crosscutting. (noun)

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• "The intercutting between past and present works like a dream."
• "For the record, I have weathered the storm of Glee from the beginning and it's not always easy to come back to the show, but every time I think about giving it up, they have a lovely moment like the intercutting of "One Hand, One Heart" with the sexual material at the end of the episode or "Somewhere" reconceived as a mother-daughter duet a few episodes back."
• "Though the intercutting itself works, the order of the segments seems a bit arbitrary."