Age of Outrage is a new comedy that takes a quizzical, sceptical and humorous look at modern life. With a variety of sketches the programme pokes fun at the frustrations of life in the digital age.
The comedy series that asks – what would a 90s diner be like? A BBC News employee goes missing – we have the latest update, plus in Willington Leisure Centre, plans are afoot for a big march that will be all over social media.
The comedy series that has Nova King adverts, a sketch about a hipster co-working space, and three presenters in red puffer jackets. Plus our brand new period game show. This episode is sponsored by Bet Bear.
The comedy series asking the big questions – like are smart speakers listening in to our private conversations? Plus coverage of the funnel of the inventory of productive test.
Which button should you press after a number two? We also investigate the phenomenon of severe blurring in young children and wonder if 'fat' people have heads.
What did the first Snapchat filter look like? Plus, the company where a word out of place could land you in hot water – as long as you’ve completed a risk assessment for hazardous liquids.
We go behind the scenes at Countryfile Presenter College. There is also the world premiere of our new period drama – Bridgenderton.
Age of Outrage is a new comedy that takes a quizzical, sceptical and humorous look at modern life. With a variety of sketches the programme pokes fun at the frustrations of life in the digital age.
Paul Forde
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