Jim Howick
Josh
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Episode Guide
- 1. Lawsuit May 8, 2017
- Following the sale of their company four friends and business partners become multi-millionaires. They are soon hit by a lawsuit from a former associate and discover how ruthless their new American boss is.
- 2. Leon's Teacher May 15, 2017
- The boys receive a 'flying visit' from their new American boss, Casey, and she immediately demands that they start churning out profitable, new content. But the freshly-minted gang are busy doing other things.
- 3. Josh's Mum and Dad May 22, 2017
- The boys pitch a new game idea. Unimpressed, Casey conducts a review of what each of them actually does for the company. Watto's addictions manifest themselves and Josh is distracted by the return of his parents.
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Synonyms for LOADED: filled, packed, bursting, jammed, full, stuffed, crammed, crowded; Antonyms of LOADED: empty, devoid, blank, bare, vacant, void, short, insufficient
loaded adjective (NOT FAIR) not fair, especially by being helpful to one person instead of another: It seems that the report is loaded in favour of the developers. loaded question. a question that has particular words chosen to suggest the answer that is wanted: A survey should avoid asking loaded questions. See also.
Loaded definition: bearing or having a load; full. See examples of LOADED used in a sentence.
Learn the meaning, pronunciation and usage of the adjective loaded, which can mean full, rich, unfair, loaded with something, or drunk. See examples, synonyms and collocations of loaded.
A loaded question or word has more meaning or purpose than it appears to have, because the person who uses it hopes it will cause people to respond in a particular way.
Definitions of loaded. adjective. filled with a great quantity. “a tray loaded with dishes”. synonyms: laden, ladened. full. containing as much or as many as is possible or normal. adjective. having an abundant supply of money or possessions of value.
