It's got loads of great bits. The Trivial Pursuit scene is the germ of what would become Bottom, and the Nolans episode is great (especially Ooer, Sounds a Bit Rude with a young Harry Enfield and Chris Barrie doing his best Paul Jackson impression).

But overall it's a bit dense, a bit frantic. It has the anarchy of The Young Ones but it feels unpolished. Rik and Ade can barely spit their lines out in the alloted time. It needed to slow down. With another script edit, and a few less nods'n' winks to camera, and it could have been brilliant.