Initial overnight ratings showed that the episode was watched by 5 million, the second rated show of the day and the first on BBC One.
City traders have already pushed back their prediction of the first rate rise by the Bank of England from May to August.
Gordon Brown, he said, was prevented from taking all sorts of progressive initiatives by "the man next door" whose naturally conservative inclinations were always supported by the "second-rate sycophants" who compose his cabinet.
It's clear there will be long-term damage for our country's productivity, caused by the second-rate, more restrictive trade relationship we would have to try to negotiate if we left our home market of 500 million consumers.
"It's clear there will be long-term damage for our country's productivity, caused by the second-rate, more restrictive trade relationship we would have to try to negotiate if we left our home market of 500 million consumers," they argue.
For example, he includes the unconvincing "Lonely Death" by the fifth-rate imagist Adelaide Crapsey, but nothing by Sylvia Plath.
At Edinburgh in 1966, the play was given a glowing review by the first-rate Ronald Bryden who saw in it the meeting of Beckett and Beyond the Fringe.
The remainder of the year was quiet, the British squadron gaining superiority after being reinforced by the third-rate ship of the line HMS Montagu.
These troops were embarked on transports, and sailed on September 4 in the company of a fleet of smaller armed ships led by Commodore John Bazely in the fifth-rate.
"I still find myself enchanted by the creators of the first-rate Disney Channel," Ms. Lee writes.
Except for the first rating by the patients, all alpha values were above 0.80, indicating a good to excellent internal consistency of the scale.
