Had it
Working
Working adjective - Being in effective operation.
Both terms in one sentence
- Several episodes later, another character asked him about it and he sheepishly admitted that he still had it but he'd been so busy working that he hadn't had a chance to try it out.
Source: Status Quo Game Show - Though this ended up working out for the best, as Jesse Pinkman would have been killed had it gone a full season, and instead Vince Gilligan had time to rework his plans for the show after it became clear how popular he was.
Source: TV Strikes -
It all went further downhill from there, both of them working separately and with palpable animosity with their meager ingredients and producing a terrible dish that, had it been an elimination challenge, would have easily sent either or both home.
Source: Series / MasterChef
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