Given that this novel's target audience must be fans of the show, it is disappointing redundant with the first two series. That despite the fact that respect for continuity is the much the same as it is on the screen. Inconvenient plot points from the show are altered when it suits a longer form. I cannot, however, hold that against the book when I'm happy to ignore it on tv. Still, something like 75% cribbed material led me to skip over sections.

For diehard fans, the audiobook is fun if for no other reason than experiencing the satire scifi tropes through a different medium.

The high point has to be the far more existential treatment of the "Better Than Life" story which ends the novel. It seems apparent that "Grant Naylor" had to insufficiently shoehorn their compelling story into 29 mixtures. If you want more, here you are.