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jakegh_'s review
3.0
It is what it is, so to speak. It's a collection of Guardian articles by Brooker.
beccakatie's review
2.0
I think a key problem for me reading this book was the fact that all the columns were over 10 years old, and I was too young at the time to have been aware of half of the tv shows, and some of the current events, he was talking about. As a result, I just couldn’t ‘get’ a lot of this book.
I also found the rage and dismay a little much - I do enjoy Charlie Brooker’s recent TV shows, but overall this book, apart from a few individual highlights, just didn’t interest me at all.
I also found the rage and dismay a little much - I do enjoy Charlie Brooker’s recent TV shows, but overall this book, apart from a few individual highlights, just didn’t interest me at all.
puhnner's review
adventurous
challenging
dark
emotional
funny
informative
lighthearted
reflective
sad
medium-paced
5.0
goldiefan's review
5.0
Very funny read, enjoyable. Definitely would recommend to anyone who likes television or the news, or just comedy.
brittaniethekid's review
4.0
This is a collection from 2008-2009 of articles Brooker wrote for The Guardian, a British newspaper and website.
Brooker has a very dry, sarcastic, very British humour that I absolutely love - he's definitely one of my favourite British comedians/personalities. If you don't appreciate sardonic mocking of current (at the time) events, media and celebrity, then his work isn't for you. I found myself constantly laughing out loud and I can't wait to read the rest of his books, as well as his weekly articles still featured in The Guardian.
Brooker has a very dry, sarcastic, very British humour that I absolutely love - he's definitely one of my favourite British comedians/personalities. If you don't appreciate sardonic mocking of current (at the time) events, media and celebrity, then his work isn't for you. I found myself constantly laughing out loud and I can't wait to read the rest of his books, as well as his weekly articles still featured in The Guardian.