Lists that includes Question Time
Question Time
Returning Series
60 min
6.6/10 Votes: 414
This topical debate series based on Any Questions? typically features politicians from at least the three major political parties as well as other public figures who answer pre-selected questions put to them by a carefully selected audience.
Lists that include Question Time
Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Charlie Brooker's Weekly Wipe List
- Black Mirror - Created by Charlie Brooker, this anthology series explores the dark aspects of modern society and technology.
- Dead Set - A horror-comedy miniseries about a zombie outbreak during a fictional reality show, showcasing Brooker's satirical style.
- The Mash Report - A topical satirical news show that discusses current events with humor and wit, akin to Brooker's commentary.
- Have I Got News for You - A long-running satirical panel show that offers humorous takes on current news stories.
- The News Quiz - A satirical radio quiz show that discusses the week's news, offering a similar comedic commentary.
- Question Time - A political debate program that often showcases humorous and critical commentary on current affairs.
- Mock the Week - A British satirical panel show where comedians discuss current events, resonating with Brooker's style.
- The Bugle - A satirical podcast that hilariously discusses global news, capturing a similar tone to Weekly Wipe.
- This Time with Alan Partridge - A comedy show featuring Alan Partridge as he hosts a magazine show filled with satire and absurdity.
- The Daily Show - A satirical news program that critiques current events and media, paralleling Brooker's approach.
- Last Week Tonight with John Oliver - A satirical news show that covers important issues with humor and ridicule, similar to Brooker's format.
- The Onion News Network - A comedic take on fake news, mirroring Brooker's use of satire to comment on society.
- Spitting Image - A satirical puppet show that lampoons public figures and current events, reflecting a similar humor as Brooker’s work.
- The IT Crowd - A sitcom that incorporates social commentary and absurdity, akin to Brooker's comedic style.
- People Just Do Nothing - A mockumentary-style comedy that satirizes British culture and media, reminiscent of Brooker's humor.
- Brass Eye - A controversial satirical series that parodies current affairs television, much like Brooker’s impactful approach.
- Nathan for You - A mockumentary series in which Nathan Fielder assists businesses in outlandish ways, offering sharp social commentary.
- The Last Leg - A humorous take on current events featuring a panel, delivering a similar comedic perspective as Weekly Wipe.
- Big Fat Quiz of the Year - An annual quiz show reviewing the past year's events with humor, featuring comedians much like Brooker.
- The Righteous Gemstones - A satirical comedy about a wealthy, dysfunctional family of televangelists, touching on societal critiques.
- The Twilight Zone - An anthology series that often provides social commentary through its surreal stories, resonating with Brooker's themes.
- Inside No. 9 - A dark comedy anthology series that presents twisted tales with social commentary, reflecting Brooker's style.
- The Office (UK) - A mockumentary that satirizes the mundane aspects of office life, aligning with Brooker’s humor style.
- Parks and Recreation - A mockumentary-style sitcom that offers social commentary on local government and society.
- Community - A sitcom that satirizes various genres and societal tropes, employing a similar comedic tone to Brooker.
- Cunk on Britain - A mockumentary series featuring misinformed interviews that satirize British culture and history.
- Fleabag - A dark comedy that provides sharp commentary on relationships and society, akin to Brooker's storytelling.
- Catastrophe - A comedy examining relationships and modern life with brutal honesty and wit, similar to Brooker's humor.
- W1A - A satirical take on the BBC and bureaucracy, reflecting Brooker's critique of media organizations.
- Years and Years - A dramatic series about a family navigating future societal changes, providing satirical commentary on current events.
- Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan - A satirical mockumentary that critiques society through humor, similar to Brooker's style of satire.
- SNL (Saturday Night Live) - A sketch comedy show that comments on current events and societal issues, paralleling Brooker's format.
- The Simpsons - A long-running animated series that satirizes American culture and society, aligning with Brooker's themes.
- The Office (US) - An American adaptation of the UK series that uses humor to critique workplace culture, reflecting Brooker's satire.
- The Thick of It - A political satire focusing on the UK government, known for its sharp dialogue and social critique similar to Brooker's tone.
- The IT Crowd - A sitcom set within a tech company that uses absurdity to comment on modern life, resonating with Brooker's wit.
- Silicon Valley - A comedic look at the tech industry and modern startup culture, offering critiques similar to Brooker's themes.
- American Dad! - An animated series that satirizes American culture and politics with absurd humor, resembling Brooker's satirical edge.
- Trailer Park Boys - A mockumentary focused on the lives of residents in a trailer park, providing social commentary with dark humor.
- South Park - An animated series famous for its satirical take on contemporary issues and societal norms, similar to Brooker's work.
- The Righteous Gemstones - A dark comedy that critiques the televangelist culture while delving into personal drama, akin to Brooker's narrative styles.
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Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to The Big Breakfast List
- The Graham Norton Show - A quirky talk show with celebrity guests and comic anecdotes.
- The Morning Show - Explores the dynamics of a morning news program with a mix of drama and humor.
- Good Morning Britain - A lively breakfast news show similar in format with celebrity interviews.
- The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon - Combines celebrity interviews, comedy sketches, and music which aligns with the vibes of morning shows.
- This Morning - A British daytime show featuring celebrity interviews and lifestyle segments.
- The Late Late Show with James Corden - Features celebrity interviews and comedic segments with a light-hearted tone.
- Saturday Night Live - A sketch comedy show featuring celebrity guests, much like the fun comedy segments in The Big Breakfast.
- Hollyoaks: In The City - A scripted soap with comedic undertones and celebrity guest appearances.
- Breakfast at Tiffany's - Thematic connections around breakfast culture and whimsical narratives.
- The Chris Evans Breakfast Show - Similar format with lively celebrity interviews and a morning show vibe.
- The Chase - A quiz show featuring competitive elements and vibrant hosts, akin to the lively atmosphere of The Big Breakfast.
- Celebrity Juice - A British comedy panel game show filled with outrageous humor and celebrity appearances.
- The Last Leg - A talk show that combines comedy and current events, appealing to a similar audience.
- The Crystal Maze - An entertaining game show with a fun and quirky style, keeping the energy high.
- Top Gear - A fun, irreverent view of the motor industry with celebrity guests, similar in comedic tone.
- Question Time - Political debate show with a lively format and dynamic host discussions.
- Once Upon a Time in 1984 - Nostalgic humor and storytelling reminiscent of The Big Breakfast's vibe.
- 8 Out of 10 Cats - A comedic panel show where guests discuss current events, echoing the lighthearted discussions of The Big Breakfast.
- Look Around You - A parody of educational programs that combines humor with a unique presentation style.
- Peep Show - A British sitcom that offers an offbeat humor style similar to segments on The Big Breakfast.
- The Office (UK) - A mockumentary style sitcom with a dry sense of humor that shares the comedic essence.
- File for Divorce - A UK-based comedic approach to daily life, similar to casual talk show banter.
- Taskmaster - A comedic game show with bizarre tasks that foster a similar fun environment.
- Outnumbered - A family sitcom with improvisational elements and humor, relatable to The Big Breakfast style.
- Not Going Out - A British sitcom with humor about everyday life that resonates with light-hearted segments.
- The IT Crowd - Beneath the surface humor revolves around tech culture, similar to comedic storytelling.
- Have I Got News for You - A current affairs quiz show that captures humor from real news, similar to the comedic tone of The Big Breakfast.
- Ali G Show - Humorous takes on pop culture and celebrity interviews resonate with The Big Breakfast's playful style.
- The Office (US) - While a different format, it offers the same blend of humor and character-driven narratives.
- Modern Family - Light-hearted comedy about family life resonates with the humor seen in The Big Breakfast.
- Parks and Recreation - A mockumentary-style sitcom that has a lighthearted yet insightful take on community.
- Friends - The ensemble cast and comedic dynamics echo the light-heartedness of morning shows.
- Brooklyn Nine-Nine - A comedic take on law enforcement with humor resembling the playful sketches of a talk show.
- Community - A sitcom that mixes humor with pop culture references in a relatable environment.
- Scrubs - A blend of comedy and heart; has episodes filled with laughter and absurdity akin to morning segments.
- 30 Rock - A satirical look at the world of live television, featuring humor parallel to The Big Breakfast.
- The New Statesman - Political satire series with a comedic bent, connecting to the humor of morning talk shows.
- The Martin Lewis Money Show - A mix of information and entertainment that shares a relatable morning show format.
- Alan Carr: Chatty Man - A celebrity chat show with humor and wit reminiscent of morning entertainment.
- Fleabag - A dark comedy with a unique storytelling style that resonates with the alternative humor.
- Little Britain - Sketch comedy that highlights oddball characters and scenarios similar to episodic segments.
- The League of Gentlemen - Dark comedy with eccentric characters provides a quirky viewing experience like The Big Breakfast.
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Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Have I Got News for You List
- The Mash Report - A satirical look at the week's news, featuring sketches and a panel of comedians.
- Mock the Week - A topical comedy panel show where comedians discuss the week's events in a humorous way.
- QI - A quiz show that features humorous and unusual facts about various topics, including current events.
- The Last Leg - A comedy show that addresses current affairs and recent happenings, often featuring celebrity guests.
- 8 Out of 10 Cats - A comedy panel show that revolves around statistics and polls related to current affairs.
- Have I Got Old News for You - A spin-off special edition of the original show that revisits classic moments and news stories.
- The News Quiz - A radio panel game show that uses current news stories as the basis for humorous discussion and quizzes.
- Real Time with Bill Maher - A talk show that combines comedy, news commentary and guest interviews, often discussing current events.
- The Daily Show - A satirical news program that takes a comedic approach to current events and news stories.
- Last Week Tonight with John Oliver - A comedic take on global news, social issues, and current events, delivered with high production value.
- This Week Tonight with John Oliver - Offers a satirical summarization of current events and news through humorous segments.
- The Weekly - A documentary series that covers major news stories, offering insights and personal angles.
- The Colbert Report - A satirical news program featuring commentary on political events and issues in a comedic manner.
- The Graham Norton Show - A chat show featuring celebrity guests, discussed through comedic anecdotes and current events.
- The Roast of... - A series of specials where comedians roast a celebrity, often referencing current events and pop culture.
- Whose Line Is It Anyway? - An improv comedy show where performers create sketches based on audience suggestions, often involving current events.
- Pointless Celebrities - A quiz show featuring celebrities answering questions about popular and current culture.
- Sarah Millican's Control Show - A comedic panel show where various comedians share their perspectives on a set of weekly topics.
- Question Time - A political discussion program featuring politicians and experts answering questions about current affairs.
- The Politician's Husband - A political drama that highlights the personal and professional lives of politicians, touching on societal issues.
- The Big Question - A debate program that invites opinions on various current societal issues, often humorous and light-hearted.
- Celebrity Juice - A comedy panel show featuring celebrity guests discussing and poking fun at pop culture and news.
- First Dates - A light-hearted reality show that doesn't directly deal with news but focuses on current dating culture in a fun way.
- Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee - A web series featuring comedians discuss their lives and current culture while sharing a meal.
- The Sarah Silverman Program - A comedy series that tackles social issues and current events through humor and satire.
- Veep - A political satire sitcom that humorously depicts the inner workings of politics and media.
- Parks and Recreation - A comedic look at local government that often references real-world political themes and events.
- Broadchurch - While more drama-focused, it often subtly highlights issues relevant in the news, especially concerning crime.
- Community - A sitcom that frequently breaks the fourth wall with references to pop culture and current events.
- 30 Rock - A comedic take on the television industry that features satire on politics and current events.
- Brooklyn Nine-Nine - Although primarily a comedy, it occasionally deals with current social issues in a humorous light.
- Family Guy - Animation that often addresses and satirizes current events and pop culture in its storylines.
- South Park - A satirical animated series that focuses heavily on current events and pop culture in its storytelling.
- Spitting Image - A satirical puppet show that parodies political figures and celebrities based on current events.
- Dead Ringers - A satirical sketch show focusing on impersonations and commentary on current events.
- The Office (UK) - A workplace comedy that touches on various cultural themes and social dynamics that can often relate to broader societal issues.
- Archer - An animated series that often places its characters in humorous takes on current social and global issues.
- Cunk on Britain - A comedic documentary that humorously explores significant events in British history and culture.
- The Week That Was - A defunct show that combined news analysis and satire, recalling the week's events humorously.
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