Spending so long in the community clearly gave him extra access and deeper understanding of his subjects, so it's no surprise to see that he managed to catch many happy and heart-warming scenes as well as the inevitable ones of confrontation on the picket lines.
Even the more memorable ones, like the group hug that ushered out "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" or the Korean War armistice that shut down "M*A*S*H," were not the best episodes, just the inevitable ones.
While The Imposter was screened aggressively to critics, achieving many five-star endorsements, the Keith Lemon picture was protected from critical judgment for as long as possible, before the inevitable one-star responses rained down on it.
The inevitable One Direction greatest hits collection will generally coast on uneven bluster and digressive ballads.
The Internet also makes it more plausible for a later-emerging candidate to overcome the inevitable one.
A generation ago, the idea of a woman being one party's presidential nominee (let alone the inevitable one) would've been unfathomable.
"This was an outstanding and really significant performance," said the Liverpool manager, who tempered talk of the title with the inevitable one-game-at-a-time mantra.
Expect questions to include the inevitable one about Trainspotting 2. Also attending the Critics Circlee celebrations was actor Olivia Colman, who's been dominating the telly recently in Broadchurch and The Suspicions of Mr Whicher.
This is not a choice between good and evil, it is a much greyer choice, but still in the Egyptian context, the inevitable one.
When it's time, change jobs or careers until you find the right one, the best one, the inevitable one, the one that engages you in "work that's a worthy expression of who you are".
"What she can recall of her life with Ron has become burnished, ideal, a beautiful relic (or the inverse; the whole marriage pure boredom, the man a dullard, the end inevitable one way or another)." Just as often, a story will casually point out the seeds of present violence and vagrancy in past abuse.
