Newswipe with Charlie Brooker - Season 1 Episode 6
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- Опубліковано 14 жов 2024
- Brooker begins with a history of graphical aids in news broadcasts and their current status as garish, CGI animations rather than displays of useful information - particularly during events such as elections. In the "This Week in Bullshit" segment, Brooker covers the reaction to comments made by Iranian president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad during the Durban Review Conference, as well as a lengthy section on the 2009 United Kingdom Budget. In other pieces which look into the dwindling influence of traditional newspapers, Peter Oborne discusses the relationship between the media and government in the UK, while Nick Davies (author of Flat Earth News) illustrates the increased use of the "dark arts" of computer hacking, phone tapping and bribery by Fleet Street journalists to gain evidence of ill-behaviour in government.
When he said blue masks the new trend of the season. How did he know
Ha, I honestly thought I'd accidentally started watching the recent virus special he did...
Charlie is a modern Nostradamus 😂
We've been sent from the future
I had to do a double take when I heard him say that!
I too thought I accidentally switched on a 2020 episode
"A soviet premier from the 1970's crossed with a haunted tree" HA! That is my favorite description of anyone, ever. Thank you, Charlie Brooker, truly sensational.
Even though I can't help but feel incredibly depressed and eventually lose what little hope I've placed in the goodness of humanity watching this, for some reason, I can't stop watching Newswipe...
It's because it's honest and intellectual while at the same time being a great example of satire.
Yes it's really depressing. Every episode is quite depressing actually.
Yeah... thank god it's coupled with extreme Satie and a host I'd punch my nan in the face to meet.
I'd punch your nan in the face to meet him too.
But otherwise you're happy?
Really glad this is still on YT. Like Brass Eye, even though it's not recent, it's still brutally relevant.
I've backed up all these videos on my hard drive too!
and Brooker did work on Brass Eye.
The delicious irony is that 'I Dreamed a Dream' is actually one of the most depressing songs in existence, sung by a woman forced into prostitution by an unfair and judgemental society in order to support her young child. She eventually catches TB and dies in squalor thanks to the hypocrisy of the middle and upper classes who infect and destroy her once hopeful life...
Tra la la la la la!
It's not depressing tho because it's about hope
At the basis of anything... who thought that “Lea Miserables” by Victor Hugo was good material for an upbeat musical?
That photo of the duck and the silly noise really cheered me up. Thanks mate!
......and 2 years after this aired, along came the phone-hacking scandal!!
18:13
I always lose it at that literally shitty kaiju fight (as the James Bond music climaxes no less), because I'm reminded that someone actually put work constructing that scene for the sole purpose of illustrating a throwaway analogy. Fucking love it.
Got to love Brooker’s musical cues. He’s got taste.
And here we are in mid june 2020, if only we could hit the rewind button and go back to a time when society was simply shit instead of insane.
Here we are in April 2021 and it's only got worse. Gotten worser, I mean. More badder. Not wickeder, not sick, I'm told.
2022😭😭😭
Ah yes, 2023 we've found out that the planet's in its boiling phase 🥲
possibly one of the best series ever.
Channelling Peter O'Hanrahahanrahan at the very start there!!!
He didn't like it, but he had to go along with it
@@davidparsons452 Ich Nichten Lichten...
Spot on with Susan Boyle.
26:27 "i can think of some i'd like to suffer more." perfect.
17:08 "He claims not to be a Tory, incidentally, but a broadly anti-politics libertarian." Ah yes, that old chestnut.
That bit with the wall chart was hilarious. I might use it next time a picture of my grand daughter goes on the fridge door.
I'v bought a second-hand fridge, but can I become a foster-grandfather? Life is so bloody hard to keep up with.
charlie's heartless reactions to heart-filled moments, they never tire.
11:04 "No Andy, let's talk more about what the f*** you were doing with that puppet." lol
Was that incidental music from Curb Your Enthusiasm when the puppet was on?
Brooker’s on point with the Susan Boyle thing. The whole thing just feels like a lot of rich people with plastic surgery being shocked that the lower class can actually sing, and it stinks of patronisation. It’s at no fault to her, but it ended up with everyone collectively looking down on someone who isn’t rich or sexy and celebrating her so they can feel like a good person. She deserves praise, not patronisation.
Charlie Brooker is fantastic.
We need more Diane Morgan. Thank you Charlie Brooker for including her in your weekly wipe.
This aged well, Diane is really getting the recognition she deserves nowadays
I find those edited clips of politicians repeating the same words over and over in the same speech to be an important reminder that the mechanics of speech have more effect on our political opinions than we think or care to admit.
As engaging and current-affairsy the SkyCopter is, it'll never match the gripping and majestic news coverage from the SkyBoat.
Was this before the phone hacking scandel exploded into news everywhere? Or after, 'cause if it's before that guy was tragically unnoticed.
Was wondering the same thing myself.
Long before
***** Really? Wow, wonder if this had any impact on the eventual investigations?
I know this comment is a year old but oh well. Yes, it was Nick Davies who first exposed the hacking scandal. The inquiry was launched mainly due to his massive knowledge of the subject and evidence he had compiled. Hell of a guy, although today he is still tragically unnoticed.
JackJames2612 Wow, good for him
"A soviet premier from the 70s crossed with a haunted tree". Sat at my desk fucking crying at that.
I cant help but feel comforted, as I watch these, to know that America isnt the only one thats lost it's fucking mind when it comes to it's news.
I'm rewatching them in 2019 to try to get some perspective....seriously 5 years ago the world was amazing...lol shit.
Already feels like a key historical resource...
Had a good rewind to the Michael Howard graphic a few times n all
I find it interesting when you see bits like the stuff about dark arts of the press, knowing that a few years later the phone hacking scandal was all over the news
at times feel terrified in a world that too big and complex for myself but at least charlie brookers there to guide me through it
A few years late but nice clip of The Thing soundtrack
'i've got another British word: shitehawk!' brilliant x)
The duck and funny sound really did the trick. I don't think I'll ever have a bad day from now on.
Awesome rework of the classic "A Handful of Songs" themetune.
Fucking yes.
Why the Blake's Seven music ? :)
"I don't believe i ... just leave me alone!"
I shall call my autobiography "the salad vegetable"
Would anyone happen to know what the piece of music starting roughly around 17:05 is called? I have been looking about for it ever since I heard it on a different show two years ago, but to no avail.
***** Ah, no, not that one. The Justice song starts around 16:05; I was asking for the one that starts a minute later - right after Valentine ends, in fact. When Brooker talks about Paul Staines, Guido Fawkes, and all that.
But thank you nonetheless for giving me the name of the other song - I never really paid attention to it when seeing this episode the first time, but having heard the whole three minutes, I quite like it. ^_^ So thanks.
If anyone has any idea what the other piece of music is called, though - the orchestral and really rather dramatic one that starts right after Valentine - I would appreciate it lots.
Ah, never mind - I did manage to find the piece, through a Spotify playlist of music used for his Screenwipe and Newswipe series. The information is no longer needed. ^_^
Incidentally, if anyone happens to be curious - it is Capsule in Space, composed by John Barry for the soundtrack to the James Bond film, You Only Live Twice. UA-cam also calls it Space March, apparently.
+Endre Tveit Thanks for this legwork, I really wanted to know what this was and I found it eerily familiar, you've saved me a long search!
0:28 Did Charlie Brooker predict the future?
The bloke at the end was right about phone hacking.
I like being told to go away, by Charlie. Is that weird?
There's a certain dom energy to Charlie, so nope not weird
Is that the theme from Blakes Seven over the election coverage?
+Divine X UFO
The whole segment is mental but in fairness to Jo, plants that produce salad leaves are commonly referrred to as “salads” by gardeners and farmers
Who is the politician at 16:22?
funkybij1 tony benn
By far the most shocking thing about this video is at 10:49 - regular unleaded petrol at under £1 a litre!
Now it's dipped back under I hope you're getting your monies worth!
You're not alone. It's oddly... refreshing? I don't even know the right word.
WTF is all that CGI going on, I don't remember this during the previous Canadian elections. It's there but not weird or over-the-top from what I remember.
I don't see comedy here, it's just plain truth.
Yeesh, why is the Thing theme used so much on this show?
Do you think the got a desk that look awkward to sit at on purpose
music at 20:30 please?
Andrew Prentice The Prodigy - Stand Up
I want that wall chart.
Charlie's exaggerated smile-and-wave is disturbingly similar to when Cameron Watt (cammehyabams) did the same thing. It makes sense though, he seems like he would have been watch Charlie Brooker back then.
Tony Benn, a much-loved and widely lauded retired, Labour politician. He's often seen as representing old-Labour type values and seen as symbolic of the type of honourable politician that is seldom found among MPs today. If you've watched the episode where the G20 protests were covered, he was the guy who urged the news channel to show some of the speeches that were made by the various protesting groups.
Music at 11:08 anyone?
He writes for The Guardian, they were investigating the whole story for some years, (when the Murdoch's, their lackeys, Boris Johnson etc were all saying it's all a load of rubbish), so he probably had more of an idea about it than most.
British politics is seriously corrupt.
Man, poor Angus :c
BARRY SHITPEAS!!
That dog that lived on dead crabs and hunted wild goats must've been a hard twat. :)
"Financial cormorant" - haha!
9:58 Ahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha!
Pushon Bhattacharya 👍😄😄😜😆😆
To all those watching this in 2023....have you worked out yet how they just keep repackaging the same old problems...the latest craze is calling them all “crisis”😅
derek draper looks like a paunchy joe pasquale - which is essentially what he is
Clockwork Bum
He also has the most British voice ever.
12:54 That guy looks like a right toss pot....hang on....is that...?
1:02 Ducks' quacks do echo. Stupid.
Check out the other "facts", seeing as you paused it to read them...
(I don't know if Charlie was predicting the redefinition of "fact" to include the Fox Spews "alternative facts", or general mutilation of the definition spearheaded by "Clarkson Zacchunt" who says "true fact", because people like him have wealth, but no dictionaries.)
Les Dawson pmsl
shite hawk LOOOL!!
Go away.
It's actually real lol
why does charlie not like piers morgan
The same reasons why nobody likes him.
Because no one likes Piers Morgan
+CaruCath97 your mum does
@@christonamtb4089 actually his mum hates piers Morgan too, she told me last night
@@heggy_69 tbf she did have a mouthful when she told me
comedy that clutches at straws.
HE'S lazy!! LAZY !!! HA HAA
'That's my favourite British word'.
Aren't all words in English British words?
No
Well...yes. All English words are British, but not all British words are English. "Heddlu" comes to mind. Not being a speaker, I have no idea of the correct pronunciation, but it is less daunting than "Garda" (which isn't British), or "Police", which is English (and therefore British). (Wales is in Britain...hence my choice of example because it provides mild amusement when I see it on the force's motor vehicles. A bit like the Russian "HOMO" on the back of Special Forces kits. Whether Scottish Gaelic is considered "British" would make this comment too complicated.)
That was AWESOME!!!
A clockwork bum.