Brass Eye
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Status:
Ended -
Season 1:
Ended on March 05, 1997 -
Watched: 0%
0 of 6 Episodes
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Season: 1
| # | Air Date | Episode Name | Watched? |
|---|---|---|---|
| E1 | Jan 29, 1997 | ||
| E2 | Feb 05, 1997 | ||
| E3 | Feb 12, 1997 | ||
| E4 | Feb 19, 1997 | ||
| E5 | Feb 26, 1997 | ||
| E6 | Mar 05, 1997 |
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Season 2 AI Speculation:
Get ready for the latest update on one of television's most iconic and audacious comedies! Fans everywhere are buzzing with anticipation for a potential return of Brass Eye. The desire for more of Chris Morris's searing satire is at an all-time high, and we've scoured all the latest industry news and Channel 4 insider reports from the last six months for any hint of a new season. After a thorough investigation, the current status is that there are no official announcements or confirmed plans for a Season 2 of the main series. The media landscape remains quiet on any new production schedule.
While this means there's no air date to mark on your calendar just yet, the legendary status of Brass Eye ensures that rumors will continue to fly. For now, the original 1997 series and the groundbreaking 2001 special remain the definitive collection. But in the unpredictable world of television, you never know when a masterpiece might be resurrected! Don't get caught out by cake. Make sure you're on the list! Sign up for our notifications, and if a second season ever becomes a reality, you'll be the very first to know!
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Series Overview:
*Brass Eye* was a groundbreaking British satirical series from creator Chris Morris that aired on Channel 4. The show masterfully parodied the sensationalist style of current affairs programs by presenting completely absurd topics with unwavering seriousness. Each episode tackled a different theme, such as crime or drugs, using fake experts and nonsensical scientific claims. Its most famous tactic involved tricking celebrities and politicians into endorsing ludicrous campaigns, like warning the public about a dangerous new street drug called "Cake." The series was highly controversial for its dark humor and its brilliant critique of media-driven moral panics. It cleverly exposed how easily public figures could be manipulated into supporting any cause. The show has ended, but sign up for a reminder just in case it returns.Generated on July 19, 2025 by Google Gemini model gemini-2.5-pro.Rate this AI Overview: It is good! Not so muchBrass Eye is a British satirical television show that originally aired on Channel 4. Created by Chris Morris, the series first appeared in 1997 and quickly became known for its bold and controversial comedy. The show parodied current affairs programs, using fake news reports to highlight how easily the media could be manipulated. Each episode focused on topics like drugs, crime, or moral panic, often tricking real celebrities and politicians into participating in absurd scenarios. Brass Eye’s sharp humor pushed boundaries and sparked debates about censorship and media responsibility. Although it received criticism for some of its content, many praised it as groundbreaking satire. Brass Eye has ended, but sign up for a reminder just in case it returns with more biting commentary in the future.Generated on July 19, 2025 by ChatGPT model gpt-4.1.Rate this AI Overview: It is good! Not so muchBrass Eye was a controversial show that reported the issues of British popular culture. Drugs, Animal Rights, Crime, Paedophilia, these are the issues that the tabloids seem to spend their careers cashing in on. Brass Eye focused on the press and society's irrational focus on them. It takes full advantage of c-list celebrities desperate to look like they care about these 'important' issues but who only end up exposing their own ignorance and willingness to say anything if it gets them on TV.Current description from The TVDB.
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Network:
Channel 4 -
Seasons:
1 -
Years:
1997 - 1997 -
Genre:
Comedy -
Country:
United Kingdom -
Language:
English