Death to 2021, review: more Trump and anti-vaxx jokes? Come back, Charlie Brooker!

'Absence of subtlety is all Netflix’s 60-min film has to offer, as the likes of Hugh Grant, Tracey Ullman and The West Wing’s Stockard Channing deliver textureless pastiches of archetypes that were, already, generally beyond parody.' Full review 👇

Charlie Brooker has come a long way since the early days of Screenwipe, the sardonic BBC news review he began in 2006, in which he interrogated the inanities of modern life via wittily-curated footage from EastEnders and Celebrity Big Brother.

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