Great: A mediavel scientist who keeps inventing useless products too advanced for their time, like a wireless computer mouse and car windscreen wiper; cosily British TV promotion (although the punchline that this was being watched in a post-apocalyptic wasteland was terrible); Mitchell is persuaded to be given a massage by Webb, who proceeds to act sexually when he rubs his friend's shoulders; brother's execution (funny idea that two brothers would have nothing to say to each other on the eve of one of them dying, but stretched out far too long).
Good: Drunken hotel; David Mitchell addresses the live studio audience over budget cuts (they should do more of this stuff because the "live" feel was fun and reminded me of A Bit Of Fry & Laurie, but this "sketch" was let down by a dud punchline); garrulous idiot TV exec demanding something identical to Numberwang; and the Marmit glove.
Bad: Text-for-sex (spoof of phone chatlines that are already beyond spoof); the Old Testament God sees how far he can push Abraham into doing terrible things; "Get Me Hennimore", where the hapless office worker imagines various likely catastrophes as his boss talks, manages to avoid them all, only for a nuclear bomb to inexplicably go off outside (a poor end to a sketch series of mixed success); Wagner's Ring Cycle on mobile phone text; and text-a-blog (yes, this episode's recurring mobile phone gags were terrible.)
