Indeed, it is so humdrum, so utterly run-of-the-mill, that after watching several episodes it conversely starts to feel like something sublime.
Rather, it is an utterly functional running, jumping and shooting movie that just happens to be spuriously tied to a familiar franchise, the depth of which it sorely lacks.
The end result will be no real penalty for running an utterly fraudulent campaign.
David Cameron accused Gordon Brown of running an "utterly despicable" campaign in Norwich North today as he celebrated a byelection victory that saw the Conservatives winning what was a safe Labour seat with a majority of more than 7,000.
It's utterly unacceptable to run a campaign that way, nor should it even be conceivable to run a country that way.
Moreover, the two parties are about to run utterly familiar political campaigns.
After more than three months of fruitless negotiations with Mr Varoufakis, the reserves of Philhellenism among Greece's partners have run utterly dry.
A third needed caveat is missed by Entine: any genetic differences that may exist between racial groups are, in the long run, utterly swamped by environmental influences.
It's not Congress, which is utterly dysfunctional and run by men who spent decades dividing us in order to keep control, and not even the Supreme Court, because it's been so politicized".
His death left his wife, Katharine, in charge of a company she was utterly unprepared to run, yet she eventually flourished in the role with the aid of advice from Warren Buffett, among others.
He was growing more erratic and angry, and he seemed utterly incapable of running a functioning campaign.
