Satire's dead anyway.

>>21928
I went to Twitter and read the good news tweet but am also choosing to withhold it.

It has long since become unfunny, derivative, drivel. Maybe he should let some comedians take over.

>>21930
Who would want to watch 5 episodes of Cunks tired act?

>Hee-Hee today I'm meeting Professor of Economics Dr. Teaches U. Things
>"Oh, well it's a pleasure to be here. Shall we start by discussing the trend of price inflat-"
>DOKTOR WAT IS A BREXIT AND WHY DOES SOMETHING THAT SOUNDS LIK BREAKFAST RAISE THE PRICE OF WEETABIX [cue explosion of laughter from A-Level English students and mass twitter applause]

The real reason it stopped being funny is that the whole shtick, originally, was a bitter take on how dark the world can seem when viewed solely through news media and tabloid scaremongering.

That lens doesn't work any more considering that real life has converged with, and then crossed well over, the line of what would have been considered satire as little as five or six years ago.

>>21933

Precisely. As Brooker said, in 2010 Wipe, the biggest news story of the year was the cat bin lady.

Brooker has gone down hill since getting married and having children.

You sour grape moaners. The yearly wipe has always been funny. Granted it is starting to become predicatable and not as fresh, but Brooker's still Brooker.

>>21932

I'd Philomena her Cunk, IYKWIM

>>21939
Hi, Charlie. When's Black Mirror out?

>>21941
Soon. Just fitting in the finishing touches, in between fitting it in Konnie.

>>21942

Needless to say, I HAD THE LAST LAUGH