Brass Eye

Série de TV
1997–2001
TV-MA
25 min

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Christopher Morris

Christopher Morris…

Mark Heap

'Would You?' Man…

Kevin Eldon

Alan…

Doon Mackichan

Accelorata Jengold…

David Cann

Vicar…

Barbara Durkin

French Woman…

Amelia Bullmore

Beauty Pageant Mother…

Albert Welling

Clerk of the Court…

Gina McKee

Libby Shuss…

Claire Skinner

Board Member…

Bill Moody

Bill Laswell…

Frazer Brown

French Burglar…

Peter Baynham

Sven Yabbsley…

Bill Bailey

Eyewitness…

Bill Cashmore

Jury Foreman…

Paul Garner

'Technology!' man

Sinead Griffin-Lennon

Desiree Wastrey…

Simon Kunz

Captain Mervyn Bruge…

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Curiosidades
The Paedogeddon Special is the third most complained-about episode of television ever (first and second are the Jerry Springer Opera and Big Brother 2000).

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Christopher Morris: You're wrong, and you're a grotesquely ugly freak!

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When the show first aired in 1997, some of the more controversial sketches were cut on the orders of the then-head of Channel 4 programming Michael Grade, most notably a piece concerning a musical based on the life of and starring the serial killer Peter Sutcliffe. The edition of the show in which the sketch would have featured was allegedly broadcast containing a onscreen subliminal message lasting 1/25 of a second that read "Grade is a cunt". The series was repeated in 2001 with the Sutcliffe sketch and some other material shown uncut, and with the subliminal message removed.

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Featured in Storm Over 4 (1998)

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10/10

the one show we did want to happen

Brass Eye is the last word in media satire. There certainly hasn't been anything to even touch on its level of inspired, demented genius since it went out, and watching it today this nearly 18 year old program makes everything on TV now look hackneyed and dated. The attention to detail in all the sketches is mindblowing. The celeb duping is utterly ridiculous, how any of them worked again is a mystery (I kind of wish he hadn't gone for 2 of my all time heroes Gary Lineker and Tommy Vance, but even their sections are insanely funny, in particular Vance's guide to 'Prison Slang'). Believe the hype: Seven glorious episodes of head-mashing hilarity that ring as true today as they did back then. Essential.