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Twenty-five years after Robert De Niro found the profound sadness of becoming the King of Comedy, Kudrow immortalised its hollow Queen. Julia Davis has been funnier and more disgusting since, but Nighty Night still stands out as her best work.
With each week's episode unfolding in real-time, "24" covers a single day in the life of Bauer each season. Lena Dunham’s crass public behaviour makes it more miraculous that she is the master of the modern half-hour dramedy. Swathe your sofa in plastic: this is the perfect sinful binge, with Michael C Hall as the emotionless forensics guy who kills the killers his cop colleagues can’t catch. Fleshed out from Shane Meadows’s stunning film, the director spans the late 80s with a bunch of friends negotiating adulthood. Cross (actor) Jayne Atkinson (actor) Carly Pope (actor) Annie Wersching (actor) Yvonne Strahovski (actor) Elisha Cuthbert (actor) Mia Kirshner (actor) Eric Balfour (actor) Lou Diamond Phillips (actor) D.The Office took the mockumentary genre and turned it into something funnier, cringier and more tender than it had been before. In its first season, Detective Sarah Lund rewired the police procedural with the deft plot twists of a prize-winning novel in a Faroese knit.
Although it doesn’t stand up to scrutiny as much as many other shows – even before Aaron Sorkin left, it often functioned as a wheelbarrow for his hubris – The West Wing was nevertheless capable of hitting extraordinary heights. Seinfeld co-creator Larry David played his misanthropic personality for laughs in Curb, which began life as a one-off mockumentary in 1999. He was a former British soldier with PTSD, she was the home secretary – can we make it any more obvious?What we got was a series as darkly funny as it was compelling, with a comic book-style pace, gore that never felt too gory and a queer subtext to boot. months after Day 3, CTU has a new leader, Erin Driscoll (Alberta Watson), a steely government agent who made. Set in a pastel-hued afterlife populated by virtuous, philanthropic sorts who can’t even swear and, er, someone who got in by accident, The Good Place was Parks and Recreation co-creator Michael Schur’s attempt at channelling Lost, via the great philosophers and, presumably, The Sims.
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