Oh yes. Yes oh yes.

It felt like a return to form after the wee-Britain arc.

It felt like a return to form after the wee-Britain arc.

I think it was along those lines though I remember Ted being the one who coined the word. Either way, it wasn't Robin.

I think it was along those lines though I remember Ted being the one who coined the word. Either way, it wasn't Robin.

It's almost as if he's overcorrecting after years of sleeping with strippers and hookers.

It's almost as if he's overcorrecting after years of sleeping with strippers and hookers.

I don't know if it's the low expectations or the converging laylines but I enjoyed this episode.

I don't know if it's the low expectations or the converging laylines but I enjoyed this episode.

I tuned in due to the glowing A.

I tuned in due to the glowing A.

Wonderful.

Wonderful.

That is certainly true for the films you mention.

That is certainly true for the films you mention.

Garfield's Peter Parker reminded me of how the character was in the early strips. He was arrogant and petulant - in other words, a clearly recognisable teenager.

Garfield's Peter Parker reminded me of how the character was in the early strips. He was arrogant and petulant - in other words, a clearly recognisable teenager.

I laughed on numerous occasions. Probably the strongest episode of the season so far - it had genuine heart.

I laughed on numerous occasions. Probably the strongest episode of the season so far - it had genuine heart.

I thought they had already mindlessly aped Wrath of Khan with Star Trek: Nemesis. Though it is has its merits it is clear the Star Trek series lost its way after the majesty and imagination of Star Trek - The Motion Picture.