Blindboy's vision | The week's comedy on demand

Blindboy's vision

The week's comedy on demand

The week's best comedy on demand...

Blindboy Undestroys The World

The plastic-bag wearing rapper of Rubberbandits fame launched his satirical prank show on iPlayer this week, gaining headlines when he persuaded thick-as-shit ‘influencers’ and reality stars including Lauren Goodyear to promote a fake drink containing deadly hydrogen cyanide to their followers for cash. Yes, it’s a bit Brass Eye, but that’s no bad thing.

Over the four episodes, he looks at anxiety, the dysfunctional world of work, modern slavery and how the internet killed reality.

Watch them all here.

Cunk & Other Humans On 2019

Diane Morgan’s alter-ego and a handful of other talking heads have been offer their sarcastic take on the past 12 months in five-minute chunks across BBC Two this week. A compilation show airs on old-fashioned telly tomorrow, or you can watch the individual shorts here

Tudur's TV Flashback Christmas Special

In this BBC Wales programme, comic Tudur Owen looks through the archive to see how the principality has celebrated Christmas over the last 50 years, and offering a tongue-in-cheek commentary. Watch here.

Ronny Chieng: Asian Comedian Destroys America!

The witheringly dismissive Malaysian-born Daily Show correspondent, as also seen in Crazy Rich Asians, takes on his adoptive nation in this sarcastic hour of grumpy high-status comedy.

Watch here – and here’s a trailer:

The Death of Stalin

It’s previously been on Amazon Prime; now Netflix subscribers can get to watch Armando Iannucci's more-or-less historically accurate take on the succession battle in the Soviet Union following the brutal dictator's demise.

Dark comedy mixes with grim realities in a film that features universally strong performances, from Simon Russell Beale as the intense and sinister secret police chief Lavrentiy Beria to Jeffrey Tambor as his main rival, the vain and ineffective  Georgy Malenk.

Watch here and read our review here.

100 Years Of Comedy

Clips galore from the golden age of silent movies up to 1990s comedy in this 1997 documentary, now available on Amazon Prime.

Published: 21 Dec 2019

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