People want ease of use and intuitiveness, and they'll use their experiences with other applications to understand new ones. They'll peck around before checking a FAQ, if they even bother doing so. I haven't studied PP's UI (just a brief look), but having users select what type of file, for example pdf or mpv, is…

Serpentine, Shel! Serpentine!

Nice to see Pol Pot.

I only liked the fingernails.

I don't miss him either. My point is that the programme was so fixated on those two that most of the supporting cast had been pushed aside. Develop stories with the cast that's there for the long haul, i.e. Tamra, Beverly and Jeremy.

No, there was some other guy they brought in. A new partner. I think it was after Palley left.

How can one person’s departure affect the rest of the show so greatly?

But we know Ruby really wouldn't be dropping out of school. She's taking a term off. She may return without penalty. This issue is a contrivance gone to far.

I think the morality is a situational gambit based on the power imbalance between the two. Also, Jay knows her inner conflict about it. It wouldn't work with Quinn.

After watching Chet's disastrous clip, Gary: "What in the hell are you guys doing? I'm sorry, Chet, this train is off the rails."
Gary: "Coleman Wasserman, come in here please."
Coleman: "Look, I see what you're both going for. There's merit in both versions. For now I want to lean into what Chet's doing."
Me: "What?!"

And very attractive rich girl problems are the most worstest. Poor impulse control, little if any recognition of consequences, and an expectation that everything works out brilliantly. I love 'em.

I hope he remembers to drop by the US embassy in Moscow to apply for a visa.

How will Misha be able to leave the USSR? And why would the Centre ever risk the possibility of exposing Philip for that to happen?

I've been looking forward to series 2. The pace of this wonderful programme is unreal, 42 minutes screamed by in 15.

Music video was clever enough and humourous.

One of the weakest episodes of series 4, and the community grade agrees.

I thought 'moist' was the worst thing you could call a woman.

Finally! Laughs. A lot of them. Best episode of series 4 by far. The only sketch without laughs was bad boy chef. Her bar chat with a friend was so-so.

From her perspective (through the Soviet lens) a food bank is a symbol of capitalism's failure, thus it's as ridiculous as treating cancer with an aspirin and a plaster. Only revolution and not acts of kindness by a bourgeoisie who enjoy life's comforts will rectify that.

Some scientists do, and others don't. You're only given access to what you need and what your clearance allows.