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Charlie Brooker's Year Wipe

Charlie Brooker's Year Wipe

  • TV comedy
  • BBC Two / BBC Four
  • 2010 - 2019
  • 7 episodes (7 series)

Charlie Brooker turns his inimitably satirical eye to reviewing the whole of the previous 12 months. Also features Al Campbell, Diane Morgan, Doug Stanhope and Adam Curtis.

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Charlie Brooker's 2010 quiz

Charlie Brooker has scoured through a whole year's worth of cultural detritus to test your knowledge of what was really important during the last 12 months...

Charlie Brooker, The Guardian, 23rd December 2010

As a regular and reliably funny thorn in the side of the mainstream broadcast media, Charlie Brooker's satirical round-up programme Screewipe (think TV Burp with claws) has amassed a devoted following on BBC Four. It transfers to BBC Two for this one-off programme, in which Brooker leads a wryly amusing tour through the big news and TV stories of the past year, including the Chilean miners' rescue, the Pope's visit and the ongoing saga of Ricky and Bianca in EastEnders.

The Telegraph, 23rd December 2010

Mr Brooker's Wipe strand gets a promotion from BBC4 to terrestrial with his inimitable review of the year in news, telly, politics, games and film. The whole caboodle. Chipping in to help Charlie out are brilliant comic misanthrope Doug Stanhope, who'll be looking at the BP gulf oil disaster; Britain's best comic poet, Tim Key, with some dark, topical verse and - another Guardian writer - Grace Dent will be getting her hands lathery with a review of the year's soaps.

Will Dean, The Guardian, 20th December 2010

Charlie Brooker's 2010

What with the coalition government, 3D entertainment overload and volcanic ash filling the skies, is it any wonder Charlie Brooker is still reeling from 12 months lost down the rabbit hole that was 2010?

Charlie Brooker, The Guardian, 18th December 2010

Brooker's '2010 Wipe' to air on BBC Two

BBC Two will air a special edition of Charlie Brooker's show Screenwipe this year.

Catriona Wightman, Digital Spy, 29th November 2010

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