"Probably would have made it to the end in this season" might be the faintest praise I have ever heard.

So what you're saying is you'd rather have a show where the entire cast *don't* accept the lead? Because that sounds like it might make things awkward.

Writing the script for Adam must be so easy. Just copy and paste "HAHAHAHAHAHA! WHATEVER, GRANDDAD!" from the last time he said it.

Yes.

You're not alone - during that barrel challenge for the briefest of seconds I genuinely did think that rolling around on barrels was what Sierra does for a living.

I honestly want nothing more than Kass and Abi-Maria to come back and form an alliance of miserable chaos.

You can open for the Cool Calm Collective.

Missy probably took food from the kids and gave it to Jon.

So I watched this on UK TV several months ago. Some of the details are still foggy in my head. Either way, Freddie's still falsely advertising someone as a power bottom because he thinks that's inherently hilarious, so I stand by my original assertion.

I just realised that Freddie is so awful he made me briefly sympathise with Henry. HENRY.

Freddie's idea of a joke being to advertise somebody as a power bottom when he knows that guy has a whole boatload of hangups about anal sex just goes to show that Freddie is the absolute worst. Fuck that guy.

Trixie looked like she was half Clay Aiken and half Carly Rae Jepson.

I stuck with this show right to the end for reasons I can't quite work out, but one thing I will say is that nothing from the mid-point of season one onwards was ever as good as that running gag in the first half of the first season where Tyler tried to roofie Daniel every week.

Agreed. Season four has been a long slog, but she's been one of the few saving graces because she's just so perfect for this part.

Also calling his character Malcolm Black, which just made me think of Mr Black from the Kamp Krusty episode of The Simpsons.

The Leader is good!
The Leader is great!
We surrender our will
As of this date!

Apart from how she was dressed and styled to look like Adele?

Yep, that's the one. Terrible, awful episode.

I remember at the time feeling that this episode of Cucumber was the worst piece of TV I'd seen so far this year (one episode of Cucumber and another of Banana would later go on to disprove that): for all the contextualising of Freddie and the attempt to show us why he is the way he is, I still couldn't help feeling…

The brilliance of Pearl's performance was that I had absolutely no idea who Big Ang was when I watched the show, but I never felt like I needed to know because it was all right there.