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This Time with Alan Partridge
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Alan is handed a career lifeline - the chance to stand in as co-host on This Time, a weekday magazine show. But can he capitalise on the opportunity?
Lists that include This Time with Alan Partridge
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 Rev List
- The Office - Both are British comedies that explore life in a workplace, with a mix of humor and heartfelt moments.
- Fleabag - Features dark humor and explores personal struggles, relationships, and faith in an innovative way.
- Derry Girls - Shares a comedic take on life in a small community, focusing on youthful experiences and friendships.
- Community - A comedy about a diverse group of individuals in a community college navigating personal growth and friendships.
- The IT Crowd - Both focus on a group of misfits in a workplace setting, using humor to explore personal and social issues.
- Parks and Recreation - Features a quirky ensemble cast and humorous yet heartfelt storylines about community and friendship.
- Black Mirror - Explores complex themes related to society and technology, often with a darkly comedic or satirical twist.
- After Life - Combines dark humor with themes of loss and personal growth, focusing on a man's journey after tragedy.
- The Vicar of Dibley - British comedy series centered around a vicar in a small community, filled with humor and heartwarming moments.
- The Good Place - Explores philosophical themes of morality and community with a comedic twist.
- Ted Lasso - Centers on camaraderie and personal development, with an optimistic and humorous approach to life's challenges.
- W1A - A satirical take on a BBC initiative, reflecting on bureaucracy with humor and wit.
- The Mighty Boosh - Unique comedic style that blends absurdity with exploration of life's deeper themes.
- Monty Python's Flying Circus - Classic British humor that often explores societal norms and absurdities through sketches.
- This Time with Alan Partridge - A mockumentary that showcases the life of an eccentric character, filled with sharp wit and humor.
- Schitt's Creek - Features a rich family forced to adapt to a small town life, filled with humor and character growth.
- Fargo - Darkly comedic crime anthology series that explores moral dilemmas and human nature.
- The Simpsons - Animated show that satirizes everyday life and cultural norms, with a mix of humor and social commentary.
- Brooklyn Nine-Nine - Comedy series about a police precinct that balances humor with themes of friendship and teamwork.
- Extras - Follows the lives of struggling actors in the entertainment industry, with sharp humor and heartfelt moments.
- How I Met Your Mother - Explores friendships and relationships with humor, touching on life lessons and personal growth.
- The Inbetweeners - A coming-of-age comedy about teenage awkwardness, friendships, and social dynamics.
- 1% of Anything - A humorous approach to human relationships and life's challenges through a unique perspective.
- The Good Life - Classic British sitcom exploring the lives of a couple attempting to live a self-sufficient lifestyle.
- Outnumbered - A semi-improvised comedy about family life, highlighting relatable moments and humor within family dynamics.
- My Family - Focuses on the humorous aspect of family life, exploring personal quirks and relationships.
- Life on Mars - Combines humor with serious themes as a detective navigates the past, blurring lines between reality and narrative.
- Chewing Gum - A British comedy series about a young woman exploring love and her place in the world with humor and rawness.
- Coupling - Focuses on the humor and complexities of adult relationships, similar to the interpersonal dynamics in Rev.
- Roseanne - Examines family life with a comedic tone, addressing real-life issues with humor and heart.
- One Foot in the Grave - Centers on the ups and downs of a retired man, utilizing humor in everyday situations.
- Absolutely Fabulous - Explores friendship and social dynamics with humor that reflects a satirical outlook on life.
- Black Books - Follows the absurd life of a bookstore owner with a dry sense of humor and darker themes.
- Little Britain - Sketch comedy that satirizes various aspects of British life, reflecting absurdities similar to those in Rev.
- The Thick of It - Political satire that combines humor with the narrative of navigating bureaucracy, akin to Rev's themes.
- Recent Winners - Explores relationships and life challenges with humor, giving characters depth and relatability.
- New Girl - Focuses on friendships and relationships, using humor to explore life's ups and downs.
- Veep - Political comedy that navigates personal and professional relationships with sharp wit and humor.
- Life's Too Short - Follows a comedian's life while tackling themes of fame, relationships, and personal challenges with humor.
- My Mad Fat Diary - Explores adolescent challenges and relationships with humor and emotional depth.
- Killing Eve - Dark humor surrounding the chase between a detective and an assassin, exploring human connections.
- Better Off Ted - Satirical take on corporate life, similar in comedic style and themes of personal relationships.
- High Fidelity - Explores life and relationships with humor, portraying growth and memories with a light-hearted approach.
- Scrubs - Mixes comedy and drama with life lessons revolving around personal relationships and professional life.
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Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Stewart Lee's Comedy Vehicle List
- Richard Herring's Leicester Square Theatre Podcast - Similar stand-up style with sharp wit and introspection.
- Dave Chappelle: The Age of Spin - Stand-up that offers social commentary with humor.
- John Mulaney: Kid Gorgeous at Radio City - Intelligent observational comedy with personal anecdotes.
- Frankie Boyle's New World Order - Political and satirical humor similar in tone.
- Ricky Gervais: Humanity - Candid and unapologetic look at society through comedy.
- Sarah Millican: Control Enthusiast - Humorous take on everyday life with a sharp delivery.
- Ali Wong: Hard Knock Wife - Stand-up with personal insights mixed with sharp humor.
- Dylan Moran: Off the Hook - Unique and witty humor on the absurdities of life.
- Bo Burnham: Make Happy - Meta-comedy that reflects on comedy itself and life.
- Louis C.K.: Chewed Up - Provocative and honest stand-up similar to Stewart Lee's style.
- Patton Oswalt: Annihilation - A blend of story-telling and philosophical reflections in comedy.
- Chris Addison: Believe Me - Satirical humor that critiques modern life and society.
- Simon Amstell: Do Nothing - A unique blend of self-deprecation and observational humor.
- Katherine Ryan: In Trouble - Sharp wit and commentary on contemporary issues.
- James Acaster: Repertoire - Inventive storytelling with absurd twists and humor.
- Joe Lycett's Refund - Clever storytelling with a satirical edge.
- Bill Burr: Paper Tiger - Candid social commentary delivered with humor.
- The Mash Report - Satirical take on current affairs reflecting societal absurdities.
- The Office (UK) - Dry and awkward humor that critiques workplaces reminiscent of Stewart Lee's commentary on life.
- Black Mirror - Dark humor and social commentary on the modern world.
- Brooklyn Nine-Nine - Clever humor with well-developed characters reflecting society.
- Veep - Sharp political satire; similar in its critique of societal norms.
- The IT Crowd - Witty humor revolving around the absurdities of modern work life.
- Louie - Blends humor with existential musings and personal storytelling.
- The Righteous Gemstones - Dark comedy with social critiques on family and belief systems.
- Arrested Development - Cleverly written sitcom with absurd scenarios, much like Stewart's style.
- Fleabag - Sharp, dark humor combined with personal and social reflections.
- Borat Subsequent Moviefilm - Provocative humor with a satirical take on culture and society.
- This Time with Alan Partridge - Satirical comedy taking a humorous look at fictional celebrity culture.
- Spaced - Blend of surreal humor and social commentary, much like Stewart's comedy vehicle.
- Dead Pan - Unique and dry humor combined with observational comedy.
- Community - Clever writing and meta-humor that echoes Stewart Lee's innovative style.
- The Detectorists - Subtle and observational humor that captures the quirks of life.
- High Fidelity - Witty and sharp dialogue centered around music and relationships.
- Mythic Quest: Raven's Banquet - Workplace comedy with quirky characters and smart humor.
- Cunk on Britain - Satirical documentary-style humor that critiques cultural norms.
- Please Like Me - Mix of dark humor and personal growth in a comedic format.
- The Mighty Boosh - Surreal humor with an absurd, yet introspective, narrative style.
- The Last Leg - Current affairs humor with sharp commentary on social issues.
- Catastrophe - Witty and brutally honest take on relationships and life.
- Parks and Recreation - Humorous yet heartfelt commentary on community and politics.
- Schitt's Creek - Witty dialogue and character-driven humor centered on social dynamics.
- Inside No. 9 - Anthology series with clever twists and dark humor.
- The Office (US) - Character-driven humor that critiques workplace culture.
- Extras - Candid and awkwardly funny insights into the world of entertainment.
Last updated: 2024-10-02 11:16:29
