lianghsun/bird-text2sql-bench huggingface dataset:
### Database Schema
CREATE TABLE Episode
(
    episode_id       TEXT
            primary key,
    series           TEXT,
    season           INTEGER,
    episode          INTEGER,
    number_in_series INTEGER,
    title            TEXT,
    summary          TEXT,
    air_date         DATE,
    episode_image    TEXT,
    rating           REAL,
    votes            INTEGER
)

CREATE TABLE Keyword
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    keyword    TEXT,
    primary key (episode_id, keyword),
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Person
(
    person_id     TEXT
            primary key,
    name          TEXT,
    birthdate     DATE,
    birth_name    TEXT,
    birth_place   TEXT,
    birth_region  TEXT,
    birth_country TEXT,
    height_meters REAL,
    nickname      TEXT
)

CREATE TABLE Award
(
    award_id       INTEGER
            primary key,
    organization   TEXT,
    year           INTEGER,
    award_category TEXT,
    award          TEXT,
    series         TEXT,
    episode_id     TEXT,
    person_id      TEXT,
    role           TEXT,
    result         TEXT,
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id),
    foreign key (person_id) references Person(person_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Credit
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    person_id  TEXT,
    category   TEXT,
    role       TEXT,
    credited   TEXT,
    primary key (episode_id, person_id),
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id),
    foreign key (person_id) references Person(person_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Vote
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    stars      INTEGER,
    votes      INTEGER,
    percent    REAL,
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id)
)

### Question
What is the title of the episode with the keyword "laundering money"?

### Hint
keyword "laundering money" refers to keyword = 'laundering money'

### SQL
SELECT T1.title FROM Episode AS T1 INNER JOIN Keyword AS T2 ON T1.episode_id = T2.episode_id WHERE T2.keyword = 'laundering money'
### Database Schema
CREATE TABLE Episode
(
    episode_id       TEXT
            primary key,
    series           TEXT,
    season           INTEGER,
    episode          INTEGER,
    number_in_series INTEGER,
    title            TEXT,
    summary          TEXT,
    air_date         DATE,
    episode_image    TEXT,
    rating           REAL,
    votes            INTEGER
)

CREATE TABLE Keyword
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    keyword    TEXT,
    primary key (episode_id, keyword),
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Person
(
    person_id     TEXT
            primary key,
    name          TEXT,
    birthdate     DATE,
    birth_name    TEXT,
    birth_place   TEXT,
    birth_region  TEXT,
    birth_country TEXT,
    height_meters REAL,
    nickname      TEXT
)

CREATE TABLE Award
(
    award_id       INTEGER
            primary key,
    organization   TEXT,
    year           INTEGER,
    award_category TEXT,
    award          TEXT,
    series         TEXT,
    episode_id     TEXT,
    person_id      TEXT,
    role           TEXT,
    result         TEXT,
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id),
    foreign key (person_id) references Person(person_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Credit
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    person_id  TEXT,
    category   TEXT,
    role       TEXT,
    credited   TEXT,
    primary key (episode_id, person_id),
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id),
    foreign key (person_id) references Person(person_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Vote
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    stars      INTEGER,
    votes      INTEGER,
    percent    REAL,
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id)
)

### Question
Please list all the keywords for the episodes with a rating of over 8.

### Hint
a rating of over 8 refers to rating > 8

### SQL
SELECT T2.keyword FROM Episode AS T1 INNER JOIN Keyword AS T2 ON T1.episode_id = T2.episode_id WHERE T1.rating > 8
### Database Schema
CREATE TABLE Episode
(
    episode_id       TEXT
            primary key,
    series           TEXT,
    season           INTEGER,
    episode          INTEGER,
    number_in_series INTEGER,
    title            TEXT,
    summary          TEXT,
    air_date         DATE,
    episode_image    TEXT,
    rating           REAL,
    votes            INTEGER
)

CREATE TABLE Keyword
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    keyword    TEXT,
    primary key (episode_id, keyword),
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Person
(
    person_id     TEXT
            primary key,
    name          TEXT,
    birthdate     DATE,
    birth_name    TEXT,
    birth_place   TEXT,
    birth_region  TEXT,
    birth_country TEXT,
    height_meters REAL,
    nickname      TEXT
)

CREATE TABLE Award
(
    award_id       INTEGER
            primary key,
    organization   TEXT,
    year           INTEGER,
    award_category TEXT,
    award          TEXT,
    series         TEXT,
    episode_id     TEXT,
    person_id      TEXT,
    role           TEXT,
    result         TEXT,
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id),
    foreign key (person_id) references Person(person_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Credit
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    person_id  TEXT,
    category   TEXT,
    role       TEXT,
    credited   TEXT,
    primary key (episode_id, person_id),
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id),
    foreign key (person_id) references Person(person_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Vote
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    stars      INTEGER,
    votes      INTEGER,
    percent    REAL,
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id)
)

### Question
How many 10-star votes were given to the episode titled "Cherished"?

### Hint
10-star vote refers to stars = 10; titled "Cherished" refers to title = 'Cherished'

### SQL
SELECT T2.votes FROM Episode AS T1 INNER JOIN Vote AS T2 ON T1.episode_id = T2.episode_id WHERE T1.title = 'Cherished' AND T2.stars = 10
### Database Schema
CREATE TABLE Episode
(
    episode_id       TEXT
            primary key,
    series           TEXT,
    season           INTEGER,
    episode          INTEGER,
    number_in_series INTEGER,
    title            TEXT,
    summary          TEXT,
    air_date         DATE,
    episode_image    TEXT,
    rating           REAL,
    votes            INTEGER
)

CREATE TABLE Keyword
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    keyword    TEXT,
    primary key (episode_id, keyword),
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Person
(
    person_id     TEXT
            primary key,
    name          TEXT,
    birthdate     DATE,
    birth_name    TEXT,
    birth_place   TEXT,
    birth_region  TEXT,
    birth_country TEXT,
    height_meters REAL,
    nickname      TEXT
)

CREATE TABLE Award
(
    award_id       INTEGER
            primary key,
    organization   TEXT,
    year           INTEGER,
    award_category TEXT,
    award          TEXT,
    series         TEXT,
    episode_id     TEXT,
    person_id      TEXT,
    role           TEXT,
    result         TEXT,
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id),
    foreign key (person_id) references Person(person_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Credit
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    person_id  TEXT,
    category   TEXT,
    role       TEXT,
    credited   TEXT,
    primary key (episode_id, person_id),
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id),
    foreign key (person_id) references Person(person_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Vote
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    stars      INTEGER,
    votes      INTEGER,
    percent    REAL,
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id)
)

### Question
How many votes did the episode titled "Cherished" get in total?

### Hint
titled "Cherished" refers to title = 'Cherished'

### SQL
SELECT SUM(T2.votes) FROM Episode AS T1 INNER JOIN Vote AS T2 ON T1.episode_id = T2.episode_id WHERE T1.title = 'Cherished'
### Database Schema
CREATE TABLE Episode
(
    episode_id       TEXT
            primary key,
    series           TEXT,
    season           INTEGER,
    episode          INTEGER,
    number_in_series INTEGER,
    title            TEXT,
    summary          TEXT,
    air_date         DATE,
    episode_image    TEXT,
    rating           REAL,
    votes            INTEGER
)

CREATE TABLE Keyword
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    keyword    TEXT,
    primary key (episode_id, keyword),
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Person
(
    person_id     TEXT
            primary key,
    name          TEXT,
    birthdate     DATE,
    birth_name    TEXT,
    birth_place   TEXT,
    birth_region  TEXT,
    birth_country TEXT,
    height_meters REAL,
    nickname      TEXT
)

CREATE TABLE Award
(
    award_id       INTEGER
            primary key,
    organization   TEXT,
    year           INTEGER,
    award_category TEXT,
    award          TEXT,
    series         TEXT,
    episode_id     TEXT,
    person_id      TEXT,
    role           TEXT,
    result         TEXT,
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id),
    foreign key (person_id) references Person(person_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Credit
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    person_id  TEXT,
    category   TEXT,
    role       TEXT,
    credited   TEXT,
    primary key (episode_id, person_id),
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id),
    foreign key (person_id) references Person(person_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Vote
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    stars      INTEGER,
    votes      INTEGER,
    percent    REAL,
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id)
)

### Question
What is the title of the episode that got the most 10-star votes?

### Hint
the most refers to max(votes); 10-star refers to stars = 10

### SQL
SELECT T1.title FROM Episode AS T1 INNER JOIN Vote AS T2 ON T1.episode_id = T2.episode_id WHERE T2.stars = 10 ORDER BY T2.votes DESC LIMIT 1
### Database Schema
CREATE TABLE Episode
(
    episode_id       TEXT
            primary key,
    series           TEXT,
    season           INTEGER,
    episode          INTEGER,
    number_in_series INTEGER,
    title            TEXT,
    summary          TEXT,
    air_date         DATE,
    episode_image    TEXT,
    rating           REAL,
    votes            INTEGER
)

CREATE TABLE Keyword
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    keyword    TEXT,
    primary key (episode_id, keyword),
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Person
(
    person_id     TEXT
            primary key,
    name          TEXT,
    birthdate     DATE,
    birth_name    TEXT,
    birth_place   TEXT,
    birth_region  TEXT,
    birth_country TEXT,
    height_meters REAL,
    nickname      TEXT
)

CREATE TABLE Award
(
    award_id       INTEGER
            primary key,
    organization   TEXT,
    year           INTEGER,
    award_category TEXT,
    award          TEXT,
    series         TEXT,
    episode_id     TEXT,
    person_id      TEXT,
    role           TEXT,
    result         TEXT,
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id),
    foreign key (person_id) references Person(person_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Credit
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    person_id  TEXT,
    category   TEXT,
    role       TEXT,
    credited   TEXT,
    primary key (episode_id, person_id),
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id),
    foreign key (person_id) references Person(person_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Vote
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    stars      INTEGER,
    votes      INTEGER,
    percent    REAL,
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id)
)

### Question
Park Dietz was credited in which role in the episode titled "Cherished"?

### Hint
credited refers to credited = 'true'; titled "Cherished" refers to title = 'Cherished'

### SQL
SELECT T2.role FROM Episode AS T1 INNER JOIN Credit AS T2 ON T1.episode_id = T2.episode_id INNER JOIN Person AS T3 ON T3.person_id = T2.person_id WHERE T1.title = 'Cherished' AND T3.name = 'Park Dietz' AND T2.credited = 'true'
### Database Schema
CREATE TABLE Episode
(
    episode_id       TEXT
            primary key,
    series           TEXT,
    season           INTEGER,
    episode          INTEGER,
    number_in_series INTEGER,
    title            TEXT,
    summary          TEXT,
    air_date         DATE,
    episode_image    TEXT,
    rating           REAL,
    votes            INTEGER
)

CREATE TABLE Keyword
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    keyword    TEXT,
    primary key (episode_id, keyword),
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Person
(
    person_id     TEXT
            primary key,
    name          TEXT,
    birthdate     DATE,
    birth_name    TEXT,
    birth_place   TEXT,
    birth_region  TEXT,
    birth_country TEXT,
    height_meters REAL,
    nickname      TEXT
)

CREATE TABLE Award
(
    award_id       INTEGER
            primary key,
    organization   TEXT,
    year           INTEGER,
    award_category TEXT,
    award          TEXT,
    series         TEXT,
    episode_id     TEXT,
    person_id      TEXT,
    role           TEXT,
    result         TEXT,
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id),
    foreign key (person_id) references Person(person_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Credit
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    person_id  TEXT,
    category   TEXT,
    role       TEXT,
    credited   TEXT,
    primary key (episode_id, person_id),
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id),
    foreign key (person_id) references Person(person_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Vote
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    stars      INTEGER,
    votes      INTEGER,
    percent    REAL,
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id)
)

### Question
How many people had filled a role in the episode titled "Cherished", but did not show up in the on-screen credits?

### Hint
titled "Cherished" refers to title = 'Cherished'; did not show up in the on-screen credits refers to credited = ''

### SQL
SELECT COUNT(T1.episode_id) FROM Episode AS T1 INNER JOIN Credit AS T2 ON T1.episode_id = T2.episode_id WHERE T1.title = 'Cherished' AND T2.credited = 'false'
### Database Schema
CREATE TABLE Episode
(
    episode_id       TEXT
            primary key,
    series           TEXT,
    season           INTEGER,
    episode          INTEGER,
    number_in_series INTEGER,
    title            TEXT,
    summary          TEXT,
    air_date         DATE,
    episode_image    TEXT,
    rating           REAL,
    votes            INTEGER
)

CREATE TABLE Keyword
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    keyword    TEXT,
    primary key (episode_id, keyword),
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Person
(
    person_id     TEXT
            primary key,
    name          TEXT,
    birthdate     DATE,
    birth_name    TEXT,
    birth_place   TEXT,
    birth_region  TEXT,
    birth_country TEXT,
    height_meters REAL,
    nickname      TEXT
)

CREATE TABLE Award
(
    award_id       INTEGER
            primary key,
    organization   TEXT,
    year           INTEGER,
    award_category TEXT,
    award          TEXT,
    series         TEXT,
    episode_id     TEXT,
    person_id      TEXT,
    role           TEXT,
    result         TEXT,
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id),
    foreign key (person_id) references Person(person_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Credit
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    person_id  TEXT,
    category   TEXT,
    role       TEXT,
    credited   TEXT,
    primary key (episode_id, person_id),
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id),
    foreign key (person_id) references Person(person_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Vote
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    stars      INTEGER,
    votes      INTEGER,
    percent    REAL,
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id)
)

### Question
Who was credited as "technical advisor" in the episode titled "Cherished"?

### Hint
who refers to name; credited refers to credited = 'true'; as "technical advisor" refers to role = 'technical advisor'; titled "Cherished" refers to title = 'Cherished'

### SQL
SELECT T3.name FROM Episode AS T1 INNER JOIN Credit AS T2 ON T1.episode_id = T2.episode_id INNER JOIN Person AS T3 ON T3.person_id = T2.person_id WHERE T1.title = 'Cherished' AND T2.credited = 'true' AND T2.role = 'technical advisor'
### Database Schema
CREATE TABLE Episode
(
    episode_id       TEXT
            primary key,
    series           TEXT,
    season           INTEGER,
    episode          INTEGER,
    number_in_series INTEGER,
    title            TEXT,
    summary          TEXT,
    air_date         DATE,
    episode_image    TEXT,
    rating           REAL,
    votes            INTEGER
)

CREATE TABLE Keyword
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    keyword    TEXT,
    primary key (episode_id, keyword),
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Person
(
    person_id     TEXT
            primary key,
    name          TEXT,
    birthdate     DATE,
    birth_name    TEXT,
    birth_place   TEXT,
    birth_region  TEXT,
    birth_country TEXT,
    height_meters REAL,
    nickname      TEXT
)

CREATE TABLE Award
(
    award_id       INTEGER
            primary key,
    organization   TEXT,
    year           INTEGER,
    award_category TEXT,
    award          TEXT,
    series         TEXT,
    episode_id     TEXT,
    person_id      TEXT,
    role           TEXT,
    result         TEXT,
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id),
    foreign key (person_id) references Person(person_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Credit
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    person_id  TEXT,
    category   TEXT,
    role       TEXT,
    credited   TEXT,
    primary key (episode_id, person_id),
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id),
    foreign key (person_id) references Person(person_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Vote
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    stars      INTEGER,
    votes      INTEGER,
    percent    REAL,
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id)
)

### Question
For how many times was Park Dietz credited?

### Hint
credited refers to credited = 'true'

### SQL
SELECT COUNT(T3.person_id) FROM Episode AS T1 INNER JOIN Credit AS T2 ON T1.episode_id = T2.episode_id INNER JOIN Person AS T3 ON T3.person_id = T2.person_id WHERE T2.credited = 'true' AND T3.name = 'Park Dietz'
### Database Schema
CREATE TABLE Episode
(
    episode_id       TEXT
            primary key,
    series           TEXT,
    season           INTEGER,
    episode          INTEGER,
    number_in_series INTEGER,
    title            TEXT,
    summary          TEXT,
    air_date         DATE,
    episode_image    TEXT,
    rating           REAL,
    votes            INTEGER
)

CREATE TABLE Keyword
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    keyword    TEXT,
    primary key (episode_id, keyword),
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Person
(
    person_id     TEXT
            primary key,
    name          TEXT,
    birthdate     DATE,
    birth_name    TEXT,
    birth_place   TEXT,
    birth_region  TEXT,
    birth_country TEXT,
    height_meters REAL,
    nickname      TEXT
)

CREATE TABLE Award
(
    award_id       INTEGER
            primary key,
    organization   TEXT,
    year           INTEGER,
    award_category TEXT,
    award          TEXT,
    series         TEXT,
    episode_id     TEXT,
    person_id      TEXT,
    role           TEXT,
    result         TEXT,
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id),
    foreign key (person_id) references Person(person_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Credit
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    person_id  TEXT,
    category   TEXT,
    role       TEXT,
    credited   TEXT,
    primary key (episode_id, person_id),
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id),
    foreign key (person_id) references Person(person_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Vote
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    stars      INTEGER,
    votes      INTEGER,
    percent    REAL,
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id)
)

### Question
Please list the titles of all the episodes in which Park Dietz was credited.

### Hint
credited refers to credited = 'true'

### SQL
SELECT T1.title FROM Episode AS T1 INNER JOIN Credit AS T2 ON T1.episode_id = T2.episode_id INNER JOIN Person AS T3 ON T3.person_id = T2.person_id WHERE T2.credited = 'true' AND T3.name = 'Park Dietz'
### Database Schema
CREATE TABLE Episode
(
    episode_id       TEXT
            primary key,
    series           TEXT,
    season           INTEGER,
    episode          INTEGER,
    number_in_series INTEGER,
    title            TEXT,
    summary          TEXT,
    air_date         DATE,
    episode_image    TEXT,
    rating           REAL,
    votes            INTEGER
)

CREATE TABLE Keyword
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    keyword    TEXT,
    primary key (episode_id, keyword),
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Person
(
    person_id     TEXT
            primary key,
    name          TEXT,
    birthdate     DATE,
    birth_name    TEXT,
    birth_place   TEXT,
    birth_region  TEXT,
    birth_country TEXT,
    height_meters REAL,
    nickname      TEXT
)

CREATE TABLE Award
(
    award_id       INTEGER
            primary key,
    organization   TEXT,
    year           INTEGER,
    award_category TEXT,
    award          TEXT,
    series         TEXT,
    episode_id     TEXT,
    person_id      TEXT,
    role           TEXT,
    result         TEXT,
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id),
    foreign key (person_id) references Person(person_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Credit
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    person_id  TEXT,
    category   TEXT,
    role       TEXT,
    credited   TEXT,
    primary key (episode_id, person_id),
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id),
    foreign key (person_id) references Person(person_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Vote
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    stars      INTEGER,
    votes      INTEGER,
    percent    REAL,
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id)
)

### Question
Was Anthony Azzara's role in episode tt0629204 displayed in the credits at the end of the episode?

### Hint
episode tt0629204 refers to episode_id = 'tt0629204'; credited refers to credited = 'true'; not credited refers to credited = ''

### SQL
SELECT T1.credited FROM Credit AS T1 INNER JOIN Person AS T2 ON T2.person_id = T1.person_id WHERE T2.name = 'Anthony Azzara' AND T1.episode_id = 'tt0629204'
### Database Schema
CREATE TABLE Episode
(
    episode_id       TEXT
            primary key,
    series           TEXT,
    season           INTEGER,
    episode          INTEGER,
    number_in_series INTEGER,
    title            TEXT,
    summary          TEXT,
    air_date         DATE,
    episode_image    TEXT,
    rating           REAL,
    votes            INTEGER
)

CREATE TABLE Keyword
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    keyword    TEXT,
    primary key (episode_id, keyword),
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Person
(
    person_id     TEXT
            primary key,
    name          TEXT,
    birthdate     DATE,
    birth_name    TEXT,
    birth_place   TEXT,
    birth_region  TEXT,
    birth_country TEXT,
    height_meters REAL,
    nickname      TEXT
)

CREATE TABLE Award
(
    award_id       INTEGER
            primary key,
    organization   TEXT,
    year           INTEGER,
    award_category TEXT,
    award          TEXT,
    series         TEXT,
    episode_id     TEXT,
    person_id      TEXT,
    role           TEXT,
    result         TEXT,
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id),
    foreign key (person_id) references Person(person_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Credit
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    person_id  TEXT,
    category   TEXT,
    role       TEXT,
    credited   TEXT,
    primary key (episode_id, person_id),
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id),
    foreign key (person_id) references Person(person_id)
)

CREATE TABLE Vote
(
    episode_id TEXT,
    stars      INTEGER,
    votes      INTEGER,
    percent    REAL,
    foreign key (episode_id) references Episode(episode_id)
)

### Question
How many keywords are there in the episode Disciple?

### Hint
episode Disciple refers to title = 'Disciple'

### SQL
SELECT COUNT(T2.keyword) FROM Episode AS T1 INNER JOIN Keyword AS T2 ON T1.episode_id = T2.episode_id WHERE T1.title = 'Disciple'