I read from circumstantial to circus catch.

The word of the episode is "circus".

The classic circus song is called "Entry of the Gladiators" or "Thunder and Blazes"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m5csNO3oMrQ

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I read from circumnavigate to circumstanced.

The word of the episode is "circumnavigate".

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I read from circumambient to circumlunar.

More info on "circumference" but yes, I was right!  The formula is C = 2πr

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Circumference

Oops, Weird Al actually said "automatic circumcisers". My bad!

The word of the episode is "circumambient".

The song is Elk by Meydän

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I read from circular to circum-.

Here's the history of the circular saw.

https://www.yorksaw.com/history-circular-saw/

The word of the episode is "circular file".

https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/circular_file

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I read from circle to circuity.

The word of the episode is "circuit".

Neural circuits of the brain:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neural_circuit

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I read from cinquefoil to circinate.

The word of the episode is "cipher".

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I read from cineole to cinquecento.

The word of the episode is "cinnamon".

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I read from cinder to cinema verité.

The word of the episode is "cinematograph".

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I read from cilantro to cinture.

More info on the Countess of Cinchon, if you care to look.  There's not a lot here.  I told you I would only do a little research.  LITTLE. 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Countess_of_Chinchon

I should've sang "shake your movie maker!"  That would've been hilarious. 

The word of the episode is "cilium".

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I read from CIC to ciguatera.

The word of the episode is "cider".

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