I have no other explanation for some of them, especially the one where he has Stewart hanging around for hours in his railway sleeper carriage somewhere in Russia.

I haven't giffed them on one of their far-flung meetings but here they are in their more professional lives, being professional:




There's also a point where Stewart completely loses it and starts claiming that what they're doing is wrong and he's going to resign and report them and NOTHING CAN MAKE HIM CHANGE HIS MIND.

And then Sir Curtis walks in, says "Sullivan" and Stewart is just: "Okay. Fine."