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5 feb 2024 · It’s that insight, that seriousness, that made it one of the best British comedies of all time. Charlie Brooker and Chris Morris' Channel 4 comedy series 'Nathan Barley' foresaw the future of culture in which individuals became self-obsessed media figures.
5 feb 2024 · nathan barley Set in a new era of journalism, it depicts the self-absorption of East London, where volatile hipsters and narcissistic media online personalities run wild. The titular character is a true clown, a self-aggrandizing young man, a “self-promoting media node” who is completely oblivious to the idiocy of his friends and ...
2 mar 2020 · Nathan Barley is a sitcom produced by Channel 4 in 2005, created and written by Chris Morris (The Day Today, Brass Eye) and Charlie Brooker (Black Mirror, Dead Set). It focuses on Barley himself ( Nicholas Burns ), a self-titled media entrepreneur and twat who Brooker invented as part of a fly-on-the-wall web-documentary entitled Cunt on his culture parody site ‘ TVGoHome ’ through the ...
Nathan Barley. Nathan Barley is a British Channel 4 television sitcom written by Charlie Brooker and Chris Morris, directed by Morris and starring Nicholas Burns, Julian Barratt, Claire Keelan, Richard Ayoade, Ben Whishaw, Rhys Thomas and Charlie Condou. The series of six weekly episodes began broadcasting on 11 February 2005 on Channel 4.
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11 ott 2020 · Far from predicting the future, Nathan Barley is the most 2005 thing imaginable. It’s the time capsule to beat all time capsules. It’s a vivid if parodic rendering of a very specific moment in technology and culture: when we had mobiles but didn’t yet have smartphones, when the internet was in common use but wasn’t yet sucked ...
At the time, it was irritating and mildly obscure; a jab at a culture that was as annoying as it was niche. Nathan Barley was making fun of hipsters before it was cool. In the opening episode, journalist Dan Ashcroft (The Mighty Boosh’s Julian Barratt) pens a think piece for Sugar Ape magazine dubbed “The Rise Of The Idiot”.
10 feb 2015 · Totally Mexico! How the Nathan Barley nightmare came true. Charlie Brooker and Chris Morris’s 2005 TV series was a comedy about a ludicrous ‘self-facilitating media node’ in east London. But 10...
