After a rather lacklustre crop of episodes previously in the season, I really enjoyed this one. It had a lot of good jokes, had a coherent plot, and was pretty funny and charming overall. Glad to see Peter and Lauren again, I really wish they could join the main cast, but alas.

I have to say that I am really not feeling these episodes which have come out after the winter break. They just feel disjointed; there's not really any coherent plotlines, I feel like I'm watching the mundane events of people's day to day lives.

Well, this is one of bummer of an article.

For me, I'd go with either Alan Rickman, Morgan Freeman, or Liam Neeson.

I haven't seen the new Top Gear, and honestly, as much as I am a fan of Matt Leblanc, I don't really want to. I'm into transport and stuff, but mostly heavier stuff like trains, buses or trucks, so a show about cars that doesn't have all the comedy and over the top personalities of the old trio doesn't appeal to me…

Currently I'm working on a map of a fictional city, one I've been working on since 2013. It's an interesting excersise in urban planning, to me, and in the span of the project I've learned a lot of stuff about the world in general that I didn't know previously.

I agree. I seem to be in the minority when it comes to this, but, as much as I hated the finale, I haven't let that spoil my enjoyment of the rest of the series. It's still an incredibly well crafted show with some real, believable characters.