I love Milligan's run, it's one of my favourite ever series. Unfortunately I'm not getting on with the new series at all, I find the main character oddly unlikeable and the stuff on Meta is irritating as well. So not well, sadly.

This is how I'd have written the last scene:

I love Todd but Gail is just as great, whilst the new mentally healthy Melissa has turned out to be a delight. Whilst Erica is fine too, just greatly underused. The only real problem for me is Tandy - but jeez, what a problem that little bastard is!

Someone posted a link to a tweet from Forte in the comments section last week where he begged people to watch the show, saying the show was on the bubble and they needed help.

Yeah, I couldn't agree more. The very final moments of the episode were great, but everything which came before was ridiculously awful.

I feel exactly the same way as you do, and I think the problem is that Alasdair's misreading the tone of the show completely. In the above review he says "This was never a universe meant for seriousness anyway" but I think that's completely wrong, and as upcoming episodes show if anything it's a painfully over-earnest…

At least the CD32 had some decent games on it, I stupidly bought a Commodore CDTV and ended up having to buy a keyboard, external disc drive and mouse so I could play normal Amiga games on it!

I really like Reservoir Dogs but more should be made of just how much Tarantino ripped off City on Fire, sure it doesn't have his unique style of dialogue but plotwise it's appalling that he did such a thing.

Whilst I agree with you about his Who work, Jonathan Strange and Mr Norrell was a superb series and I had great concerns beforehand as I love the book enormously. So hopefully it'll be as great an adaptation as that was.

I met the actress who plays Marei the prostitute at a tiny sci-fi convention in 2015. She was asking £10 for a signed picture, and had an album of photographs in front of her. Half of which were scenes from Game of Thrones where she was completely naked. It was really odd chatting away to her whilst looking at such a…

It's the only arcade game that I've ever completed, though it took about ten quid to do so. I was worryingly proud of this fact for ages until the internet came along and I found out it's one of the easiest arcade games to beat and loads of other people had completed it as well.

I was going to go with Parks and Fornication but yours is better.

I just checked it now and the accident definitely wasn't Rob's fault. There was a no left turns sign, but he was driving straight on and it was the other driver's fault. That said, the fact that he was drunk whilst driving would see him lose his licence, and possibly even a short prison sentence. https://www.gov.uk/dri…

No it's not.

Do you mean his show with Billy Crystal, The Comedians? Because that really was a huge disappointment. But I don't blame Gad for that, ultimately the buck has to stop with the writers.

I didn't whilst watching the show but I found that when watching other tv shows they individually appeared in that I liked Key a lot, whereas Peele never did that much for me.

I think we can all agree it's time to commit mass suicide. Oh well. We had a good run. Well, you know, not good, but, erm, the 90s were quite fun, weren't they? And 1582 was apparently an okay year. Can't speak for any of the rest of them though.

It's funny, I always preferred Key to Peele, but now I prefer Peele to Key. And there's no real point to this post. I think I just like saying Key to Peele and variations on it a lot.

Dennis Waterman in Minder On The Orient Express

Me, sadly, at least when their religion is something as damaging and awful as Scientology.