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Lacking the charm of Charlie Brooker's Wipe programmes, but the first half was still very watchable and got some laughs. The advert for netflix section was a bit weird, then it loses steam, dear god it's just US election forever. 2020 is a mad year, surely there's been more happening than "USA had an election". 1.
Jan 14, 2021 · Reviews. ︎ Death to 2020 is on Netflix. Twenty-twenty hindsight is said to be a wonderful thing; the joy of 2020 hindsight is something Charlie Brooker and Annabel Jones are evidently counting on in their new Netflix ‘Original Comedy Event’. Brooker and Jones are best known for creating the acclaimed dystopian sci-fi series Black Mirror ...
Dec 27, 2020 · 2. Summary. Death to 2020 has some sharp gags here and there, but its targets and the jokes at their expense are all really a reminder that we’ve been living this exact satire for a year now — it’s about time we found new ways to make fun of it. For years now, Charlie Brooker and Annabel Jones’s Black Mirror has been the rubric for ...
Dec 30, 2020 · Death to 2020 is proof, in a year where the artistic industries have been one of the hardest hit, of why we need art to imitate life. The Year The Was. Kicking off “on the day it was born”, 2020 quickly descends into chaos with a potential World Ward III, the Australian wildfires, Donald Trump‘s impeachment, Brexit, and Boris Johnson ...
Jan 4, 2021 · What a year 2020 had been and it's finally dead literally (as it's 2021). With "Death to 2020", the British mockumentary tries to put that dreadful year in a more comedic light. A
Dec 27, 2020 · Of all years to do a recap, the 'Black Mirror' creator decides that 2020 is such a year. Yes, sure, it's not your typical recap, but in some ways it very much is.
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Death to 2020 is ultimately just more of the same painfully humorless noise that's made up most of the year. Too often it wasn't quite clever enough to raise much more than a half-smile at this ...
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