But, in all seriousness, You Can Count On Me has more depth than the cutesy maxim of a title.
In all seriousness, doesn't the Attorney General of New York have more than enough things to keep him busy, without lecturing companies on which executive-compensation schemes are appropriate?
Deeper sediments were found to have more residual fraction, and bioavailable phases decreased by depth, which provides an indication of the seriousness of wastewater discharge effect in this enclosed bay.
In the end, Mr Khodorkovsky's release had more in common with the expulsion of dissidents—such as Alexander Solzhenitsyn or Vladimir Bukovsky than it did with the return of Andrei Sakharov from exile in 1986, which signalled the seriousness of Mikhail Gorbachev's perestroika.
Carandiru has deeper textures, more seriousness and less artifice.
"Blue has got a bit more seriousness to it," he adds.
The arms have also been considered with more seriousness of purpose, as have the legs, by observers trying to dissect the mechanics of Nadal's power and to guess at the cumulative toll his style of play may be taking on his body.
"I've seen more responsibility, more seriousness in what he does, more concentration in his work".
It ended rightly on a high (she married Gary, needless to say) and included bits of girly fun (meh), sharp observation (yay!) and, actually, a twitch more seriousness than has been usual.
And John Hodgkinson survives as the theatre's pretentious white liberal artistic director, although less crude satire and more seriousness would have been welcome.
