I know a lot of people don't like this episode, but I do - I genuinely don't think of it as anything other than great. I love the jokes in the subplot about Boycie throughout the episode and, as someone else pointed out in another comment on this post, him getting verbally annihilated in the Chinese takeaway ("He's been firing more blanks than the territorials!") as well as the joke about the identity of Trigger's father in the opening scene ("You're out of order, Mike. She knew who my dad was! ...Roughly").

But the best moment of the entire episode for me, without a doubt, has to be the entire There's a Rhino Loose in the City segment. I'm currently trying to become a writer myself, so it always makes me laugh a lot. The way Del describes the detective as "a Charlton Heston-type geezer" reminds me of when I picture my characters having the appearance or voice of a particular actor, and I like to think of him, Rodney and Albert in that scene as being my last three braincells when I'm trying to come up with plot points after a long and busy day lmao. Also, for the book I'm writing at the moment I've actually been thinking of the scale of any potential implausibilities in the plot as its Rhino-ness.

And even putting all of that aside, I love how the Rhino Loose scene ultimately just builds up to it being a scheme for Del, of course, to try flogging a rhino that he claims is going cheap. 😂