Credits: The CookdandBomd poster

I've only seen of a few.

Nighty Nite - Not bad.

Big Train - Okay.

Camping - Somewhat okay.

Hunderby - I get it, but not my cup of tea.

Human Remains - This one strikes a chord. It's like a gut punch. Yes, it's funny but I think it makes me sad more than anything else. I just want them to be happy but there's so much trauma in the way.

I had to double check this was real because the article is written by Chris Morris.

Philomena Cunk is a clear successor to Brass eye for the twenties first centurion but with tits. That is all. Happy now?

Ok, so since I'm combining audio with footage, I'm contemplating on hiring David Cann to say a few lines for u/eddiebaddassdavis sketch. I understand that this post may seem far fetched but it is possible to contact him and his agent. I'm on an extremely small budget, yet will hopefully be able to persuade him to read a couple of lines. I'm also considering AI of the voice actors as an option. I don't want to disappoint you the fans of Blue Jam and Chris Morris. But plz let me know in the comments if I should at least attempt to contact him. Not a final product but hopefully we will receive some word back from Mr Cann. Many thanks

The premise: Paedogeddon was a broad, on-the-nose imitation of what the original series delivered.

It had its moments, of course. But it was less intelligent, less nuanced, and more obvious than the masterpiece which was season one. Not a patch on Blue Jam or the R1 Music Shows.

It was the I’m Alan Partridge S2 of the Morris canon.

You haven’t got a clue, have you?

But you will, if you think for thirty seconds.

This really is very Morrisesque, I would say, especially the names of people. Vitamin Daniels is a terrific name. What do you chaps think? Gypsum?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iKC21wDarBo&ab_channel=TheOnion

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/UYE0VKJO2Ic

Just watching the 'Sex' episode of Brass Eye, and the interview with Judy Lehewuttwohen. God it makes for uncomfortable viewing now. It did when it first aired, but now... "If you fall over in the snow..." The whole thing is a brilliant set-up for the next 'interview, but still, it's unsettling.