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The fact that it's neither embarrassing nor deeply offensive — once it gets rolling, the show is actually quite charming — is a credit to the cast and the writers.

Writing in The Guardian last week, Michael Broadbent, for many years the head of Christie's wine auction department, noted that Mr. Penning-Rowsell could appear stern and forbidding but was actually quite charming and extremely hospitable, lavishing Champagne upon his guests, as well as "extremely good bottles of claret -- for he was, essentially, a claret man".

It is really quite charming and instructive.

His aw-gosh demeanor was actually rather charming.

Yes, the thing about Taylor Swift's legs being "utterly firm yet unyielding and soft" is a bit creepy, but actually the rest of it is quite charming.

It's quite charming really.

The toothpick hand allows you to be discrete and classy, the Boyfriend Pillow is actually quite comforting, and your kids are definitely more charming when they're smiling.

Most of the scenes -- staged with understatement by the director, Gary Shrader, and performed by a charming cast working in concert -- are actually quite funny, littered with clever cocktail-party banter.

Fallon praised the two songs: he called Sam "quite charming while channeling Bieber" and said "the acoustic opening to 'Baby' was actually very sweet, just as it was when Biebs stripped down the tune to open his Grammy performance".

That's quite charming and informative Stephan.

"I thought it was quite charming".