This instalment features freestyle skateboarding, surfing and frisbee throwing, all rendered in glorious 8bit chunk-o-vision.
The second instalment featured Kelly Osbourne, Will Wheaton, Judd Hirsch, Perez Hilton, Biz Markie and Richard Klein.
Friday's instalment featured David Tennant in one of his final appearances as Doctor Who.
The final instalment featured a gang advancing on a cowering adult, a policeman's helmet beside him on the ground.
The 2015 instalment featured brass bands, unicycles and the usual motorcade of racing's movers and shakers, but crowds along bustling Swanston Street between Flinders and Collins were barely three deep at the peak of the festivities, down on previous years and certainly nothing like the fanfare that now greets the AFL grand final version.
Deadline revealed last month that producers are planning a new instalment featuring 60-year-old Bruce Willis alongside a younger actor as battling New York cop John McClane.
Last night's instalment, featuring roasted cauliflower and an express bacon and pesto pasta, was ahead of Panorama – about an organised crime syndicate – which had 2.5 million viewers, an 11.7% share, at the same time on BBC1.
But that really is damning it with faint praise, given the nadir that was the previous instalment, featuring the woefully out-of-his-depth James Cordon as team captain and the increasingly embarrassing Germaine Greer.
This instalment also features a new melee combat system, requiring Lara in some instances to use "direct combat and evasive manoeuvres to distance herself from her attacker".
Crystal Dynamics made the character model more complex and detailed than previous instalments, featuring more texture layers that determine the appearance of shadows and reflective light on it, and using skeletal animation to portray believable movement.
