Most unexpectedly, the outstanding Nitrous morphs from a lament to a laughing-gas seller into an unlikely folk deconstruction of Olive's 90s pop-dance hit You're Not Alone.
So while British TV critics regularly – and often justifiably – lament that the best drama is made in America, UK series are now enjoying unprecedented success in the US.
Related: Stewart Lee review – tricksy gags about liberals, rightwingers and 'the Islams' Dessau wasn't the first to lament the passing of the Alternative Comedy Experience.
Tighe's lament was echoed by others in Ross, Skye and Lochaber, a sadness reminiscent of that which followed the surprise death of the Labour leader John Smith in 1994.
Ancelotti would lament how his players "made more mistakes than usual because of the pressure Juventus put us under" and the inquest into the decisive goal promised to be ugly.
Now, never mind that one of Obama's jobs since running for office has been Black Community Scold-in-Chief; one of the things the president also did was lament the absence of his father in his life and express his urge to "break the cycle where a father is not at home" – at the historically black Morehouse College.
It is also an angry lament for the passing of a state school education system of which Bennett himself is such a flowering.
We're not sure what Grey Shirt & Tie is about – we wish we had a rock equivalent of Rap Genius to use today because we can't work out if this is a paean to something, a lament to lost youth, or a dart aimed at conformists.
Many privacy groups lament that the legislation McConnell has now agreed to move to the Senate floor provides an insufficient response to two years' worth of outrage over widespread US surveillance.
At least he'd be in with a show for the Nissan Maxima a year later… Often now we'll lament that a great number of one-day internationals in Australia are essentially meaningless, mainly because they're devoid of context beyond ICC rankings and nobody really cares about those until their own country is on top.
Chicagoans, particularly black and brown citizens, lament that as all too true – that being interrogated and abused, frequently without public notice or legal counsel, has transformed the denial of constitutional rights in their city into a kind of disturbing norm.
