During a "showdown" with presenter Alex Brooker, who deployed a "bullshit buzzer" when he was unhappy with the quality of the Liberal Democrat leader's answers, Clegg faced a barrage of tricky questions.
She says it is possible to detect poor leadership simply by observing your organisation's environment: a room of employees experiencing poor leadership will look unhappy, demotivated, and unsure of what they are doing.
The plot can be boiled down to one sentence: "Unhappy woman has bad time in space but survives against the odds".
At that point an unhappy sense of deja vu was descending for an England side who have been reminded all week that Sweden had not lost any of their previous seven fixtures when these sides meet in tournaments.
We need to accept that people often have reasons to feel happy or unhappy, and that those reasons are as important as the feelings themselves.
The fact that it all went so horribly wrong, a rare victory for the anti-realpolitik school, and amid so much suffering, has encouraged them to preach the non-interventionist gospel (western intervention, that is), with unhappy results for a lot of Syrians.
Mr Stan Crowther, Labour MP for Rotherham and former mayor of the town, said he was unhappy with the socialist republic slogan because it wrongly implied South Yorkshire could act independently of decisions at Westminster.
No son would like to imagine his mother unhappy.
It was also clear that many who pay for sex feel unhappy and ambivalent about doing so.
In the wake of a 2-1 qualifying defeat to Honduras, the Sporting News published a damning report which claimed that players were unhappy with Klinsmann's methods.
Still, according to Sławomir Dębski, director of the Centre for Polish-Russian Dialogue and Understanding, Russian sociologists involved with the project remained unhappy.
