One of the most negative reviews came from Gavin Fuller in The Telegraph, who criticised it as a "bland, inconsequential episode that, once it set up what was a decent enough premise...completely failed to run with it".
One expects however that this go round -- over a seemingly inconsequential episode given who the actual "victims" of the robbery were -- the truth has probably prevailed.
They might go weeks and months without thinking of the houses and neighborhoods they had grown up in, their triumphs of shame and glory, the jobs and routines and hobbies that had slowly eaten away their lives, yet the smallest, most inconsequential episode would leap into their thoughts a hundred times a day, like a fish smacking its tail on the surface of a lake.
In the matter of plot construction, Aristophanes' comedies are often loosely put together, are full of strangely inconsequential episodes, and often degenerate at their end into a series of disconnected and boisterous episodes.
She agreed that the best bits of Adrian's diary were those that any television adaptation would omit: the inconsequential episodes or records of boredom.
There are always inconsequential episodes: who else but Knausgaard would think it worth devoting two pages to a miscommunication at the bar which ends with him paying for twice as many beers as he meant to order?
An inconsequential win is still better than an inconsequential loss, right?
Stretching a single narrative across six half-hour episodes, Allen's show has the form of a sequential sitcom, although, unfortunately, the content of an inconsequential one.
Anyway, it was something defined in an inconsequential blur.
"On the face of it parking is an inconsequential act.
Mr. Straus wants to reduce Mr. Sullivan to an inconsequential noisemaker.
