6.0 for Cabin Pressure, "Wokingham"
Until 2003, figure skating was scored by a system in which 6.0 represented absolute perfection. Most skaters never received one; most judges never had the opportunity to grant one. There were times when a performance that scored 6.0s made the news.
The "Wokingham" episode of Cabin Pressure, S4E4, gets a 6.0 from me. It took me 20 minutes to stop shaking with joy and laughter. There was a point when I laughed so hard I actually sort of screamed. It is cleverness, wish fulfillment, character study, love, complexity, subtlety... it is joy.
And if anyone is up for writing a crossover in which Simon Crieff is actually Vernon Dursley, drop me a comment. :-)
I'm going to be on a good-writing high for hours. And then I get to do it all over again tonight when I listen to it with my Geeklet.
The "Wokingham" episode of Cabin Pressure, S4E4, gets a 6.0 from me. It took me 20 minutes to stop shaking with joy and laughter. There was a point when I laughed so hard I actually sort of screamed. It is cleverness, wish fulfillment, character study, love, complexity, subtlety... it is joy.
And if anyone is up for writing a crossover in which Simon Crieff is actually Vernon Dursley, drop me a comment. :-)
I'm going to be on a good-writing high for hours. And then I get to do it all over again tonight when I listen to it with my Geeklet.

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Plus the word-play is still so fucking funny! I was in stitches over The Game.
By the way, I was amused and only very slightly appalled *g* to find that it's now my headcanon that Theresa has congenital tentacles. I had to make a conscious effort to remember that John Finnemore didn't put that in.
Photo attributed to arifrank.
Fan art by sheep on mars.
http://naye.livejournal.com/932462.h
It's all kind of...amazing.
I'm still amazed.