That's a far clumsier and less accurate description imo, doesn't that describe every first person game? Maybe 'observation' should be in there?

Maybe you were not meant to worry about the morality of the situation but instead get a feel of the teenage spirit portrayed

I preferred the sequel in which you play a sweet, motherly woman that plays the cello with a child's toy. Y'know, Yo Yo Ma

True, but I could still walk around while it was chatting at me

I didn't say that at all, just that the combo rarely works for me in shooters

I can't see being as engrossed in watching holograms as I was in reading scraps of stuff…the main problem being that I am no longer moving at my own pace, but am now forced to watch a little play every time I trigger something. Also, I am now triggering things, instead of discovering them naturally. This seems like it…

Shooters can't implement the same things with the same impact though, they have tried with games like Bioshock but it just comes off as incongruous to all the pew pew, and ultimately feels tacked on and oddly limiting: I can buy into walking around shooting stuff, and I can buy into walking around picking up and…

BUT THERE'S NO ACHIEVEMENT NOTIFICATION FOR FIGURING SOMETHING OUT

I sort-of remember that one, if you haven't seen many episodes I would try some others before drawing conclusions though

I can't think of one episode like that, but I wouldn't focus on structure so much as character relationships and dialogue with Peep Show.

One of the times I've laughed hardest in my life was witnessing that joke for the first time

That last sentence is the story of my life

If you fart in the same manner and intonation as Hemingway once farted, does that mean you're quoting Hemingway?

No, you're describing a series set in different locations that bear the same name, not a series of shows based in the same location.

What are you taking offense to here?

I'm no patriot, but this is laughably ill-informed. For a look at how Brits have influenced Indian food you would need to be looking back about 150 years

Americans are destroying us in the comedy stakes at the moment, now that Peep Show has ended we just don't have a good contemporary comedy show, or any good comedians outside of Stewart Lee

You're right i rewatched it, there's some laughs but they do dwindle down to nothing. And the confused wa-heys are very much present

If you think Disney has enough sandwich artists your nuts

Disney needs less imagineers and more sandwich artists