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Charlie Brooker's Weekly Wipe was a British television review programme created and presented by Charlie Brooker. The programme was an amalgam of the earlier Wipe series, with reviews of current television programmes, news events, games, and films.
Charlie Brooker's Weekly Wipe. Home. Episodes. Clips. Charlie Brooker and guests cast their collective eyes over all that the telly, cinema, news and computer games have to offer, in...
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Charlie counts down to the 2015 general election as excitement builds on the news channels and arguments rage over televised debates. He also takes a look at Channel 5 reality TV show 10,000 BC, uncovers the sinister side of talking doll My Friend Cayla and campaigns on behalf of soon-to-be-evicted diplodocus Dippy.
Charlie Brooker's Weekly Wipe. TV comedy. BBC Two. 2013 - 2015. 15 episodes (3 series) Charlie Brooker and his guests cast their collective eyes over all that the week's TV, cinema, news and computer games have to offer. Stars Charlie Brooker, Al Campbell, Diane Morgan, Morgana Robinson, Doug Stanhope and more. Like this. F. X. R. W. E. Overview.
Episode 1. 1/6 Charlie Brooker takes a satirical look back at the week, from immigration to EastEnders.
Charlie Brooker runs through the chart climbers, fallers and new entries with a look at the top 40 things to be worried about this week, featuring all the biggest hits from artificial intelligence to fracking.
Jan 31, 2013 · Charlie Brooker and guests cast their collective eyes over all that the telly, cinema, news and computer games have to offer in the topical weekly show that wrings a little laughter from a hilariously troubled world.
Jan 14, 2014 · Charlie Brooker brightens the depressing post-Christmas gloom with a satirical look back at the week's news, from the anticipated floods of Romanians and Bulgarians to the actual floods...
Feb 19, 2015 · Charlie Brooker and guests cast their collective eyes over all that the telly, cinema, news and computer games have to offer, in order to wring a little laug...
