Early on, back when Underwood was a hungry whip who'd stab his own grandmother if it would inch him closer to power, you'd see him indiscriminately spraying bullets around at clusters of enemies in Call of Duty.
Downing Street defended its decision to allow a free vote for the second reading while imposing a three-line whip on the programme motion.
The decision of the whips to impose a three line whip means that David Burrowes, aide to Cabinet Office minister Oliver Letwin and a leading member of the no camp, is expected to abstain in the "programme motion" vote.
The former whip Warren Entsch called for the leadership issue to be resolved at next week's Liberal party room meeting.
Andrew Mitchell, the former Tory chief whip who is leading negotiations to try and broker a deal between the government and the rebels, told MPs: "The government is absolutely right to proceed with caution on the human rights legislation as outlined today.
But then he remained silent in the Commons as deputy chief whip (1953-55) and chief whip (1955-59), bemergingerging as labour minister.
His politics came from the left of the party, but he was regarded as a fully paid-up member of the "sensible left", and, in 1990, he joined the opposition whips' office as the northern whip.
The Tory chief whip said: "If this exit poll is correct, that gives the prime minister considerable authority.
In the meantime, whip the cream until it just starts to get to the soft peak stage and set aside in the fridge.
Getting rid of student debt, lightening the burden of local taxation and encouraging small businesses, argued Sturgeon in 2006, was all intended "to give individuals a fair crack of the whip … aspirational policies about people progressing and making the most of themselves".
Making a similar point, the Telegraph's leading article fears "a party that is literally anti-British... will effectively hold the whip hand in a Westminster parliament.
