I thought that this one was as good as most of the rest.
"everyone knows this would be running in dos on a windows 95 machine". Try a terminal emulator for a late-80's term server on windows machines from the late 90's. Running GPS, live video feed, voice analysis, and a profile/record/known associates database search all at once, and that fast? I want that machine. Also, who's supposed to be watching that screen anyway?
While I didn't realize "unskippable" was a hard and fast rule, I figured a lot of the games, since I haven't played them, were probably still skippable just without the notification.
"Skip A" shows up at 1:02 when the view switches to the scope. I figured they knew before recording and just went with it to make a point that they don't have to do just "un-skippables". If they really did just notice during recording, imagine the pain of finding another game and completely re-doing another episode just because you found out the game was skippable after 6 minutes of recording (with, I imagine, some preparation time invoved as well).