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The two are as unlikely a duo as it gets, and yet their debut album is surprisingly brilliant: a cheeky throwback record that that offers Bennett the chance to connect to younger fans, and gives Gaga the chance to showcase those fine pipes, often masked under layers and layers of dirty synths.

With the laughs now more democratically shared, most of this series' best moments have come from back and forths between the teams: N-Dubz's Dappy confusing Martha Wainwright with Cerys Matthews; the Donal MacIntyre in disguise as an undercover banana gags; Jamelia being the most surprisingly brilliant guest since Josh Groban last year; Dappy in general.

Flume somehow managed to eke out a win for his 2016 album Skin a surprisingly brilliant inversion of mainstage electronic music's maximalist flash-bulb production in that category.

Nima Baniamer of Contactmusic.com praised Rihanna's vocal performance and liked it to single track from Loud, Californiaa King Bed", writing: "Taking a seat back from the thumping club classics, tracks like California King Bed and Complicated are both emotional singles that reveal Rihanna's surprisingly brilliant vocals".

His poems are crazed, self-devouring narratives, full of loopy wisdom: "At any moment an announcement's expected/ but that's what moments are for…" Bender: New & Selected Poems (Copper Canyon $26) is a perverse arrangement and self-selection from an inconsistently brilliant, surprisingly voluminous body of work.

Each one equally brilliant and surprisingly different.

But just as one was about to give up, Mr. Heron would grab some prop and become a brilliant and surprisingly lovable performance artist.

As someone whose feminist awakening was very much helped along by an eight-months-pregnant Neneh Cherry's brilliant (and surprisingly controversial) appearance on Top of The Pops in 1988, I associate pregnancy with strength and power (even if you can only eat Monster Munch for five months straight and feel like death).

Daniel Montesinos-Donaghy of Den of Geek reacted positively towards the episode, stating "surprisingly, it was absolutely brilliant – a mini-tragedy of sorts about secrets, obsession and corruption that finally gave both Gareth David-Lloyd something interesting to do and the series some much-needed focus.

They describe him as brilliant, charming, and surprisingly funny.

Not surprisingly, the musicians produced as brilliant a sound for Mr. Gergiev as they customarily do for Mr. Levine, and they rose to the challenges posed by two big Russian works steeped in extra-musical associations.