Briefly thought that when Angela said she would show Kai how she stays energised she was taking him down an alley to visit Ryan, her amphetamine dealer.
I know she's not popular on here but, come on, when most VT's are 'Here's my pro having dinner with my family/Here's my little nephew visiting the training room/Here's me visiting my old school,' how can you not get behind a septuagenarian who gets cryogenically frozen for fun and then on the dancefloor pendulums between prim finishing school headmistress and Mad Max Thunderdome dominatrix? When she gets defrosted in 2276, will she vow to win that year's series of Strictly Come Dancing or will she hunt down the descendants of the winner of this year's?
Kai looked like a space captain from a 1960's American sci-fi series. Hope his nethers haven't been adversely affected by that blast chiller.
Nikita in a bandana = one of the Coreys from The Lost Boys. Nikita in a double-breasted suit = Douglas Fairbanks Jr. in Little Caesar.
Annabel gives me immense nostalgia for the 1980's, so I was delighted that she was dressed like a woman from a Ferrero Rocher advert. Love Krishnan, but she definitely won the battle of the sambas.
If Vito wants to conduct more experiments into blindfolding women and getting them to feel his body weight, I've got an old pair of 80 denier tights and can free up time between now and, let's say, 2060.
As a massive fan of Tenko, I was a bit delighted to discover that one of Nigel's childhood roles was a brief appearance in one of the episodes. That dance, however. Danny Mac's Gene Kelly-esque American Smooth is my favourite Strictly ballroom routine of all time. Nigel was a good 35 years too old for that niminy-piminy choreography. It just wasn't manly enough to bring out the best in him. It didn't help that wardrobe had put him an outfit that said more 'shelf-stacker' than 'An American In Paris.'
Bobby looked like the curly-headed son from Butterflies.