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Critic Reviews
Jan 3, 2025
Season 1 Review:
Her idiotic line of questioning only works as hilariously well as it does is because of those baffled subjects—the slow blinks, blank stares, and disappointed head shakes of those interviewees as Cunk detonates such boneheaded bombs as “Has anyone ever claimed responsibility for the Big Bang? So we’re no nearer to finding a culprit?” is what keeps the schtick from ever growing stale.
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Jan 2, 2025
Season 1 Review:
Cunk On Life is often laugh-out-loud funny, mainly because Diane Morgan plays Philomena Cunk with just the right tone; Cunk is dumb, ignorant about her own stupidity, and confident in that stupidity without being cocky. Combined with Brooker’s dry sense of humor, it’s a formula that Netflix can count on for the next number of years.
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The TimesDec 30, 2024
The GuardianDec 30, 2024
Season 1 Review:
The 70 minutes could have been tightened to an hour with very little lost – indeed, quite a lot gained. But it is impossible not to remain a fan. Morgan is peerless, the jokes plentiful and wide-ranging, from the light twistings by people who know exactly what the facts are and how far they can be stretched for comic effect all the way through to the “our souls”.
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Jan 3, 2025
Season 1 Review:
“Cunk on Life” is very funny until about the mid-point, when it hits a screeching halt with a cringey segment on the death penalty from which it struggles to recover. And that segment. Woof. .... Frankly, a lot of TV is pretty uneven these days. In “Cunk on Life,” at least you know you’ll get some good laughs.
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iDec 30, 2024
Season 1 Review:
These interludes are crucial. I wonder how much mileage is left in the central joke, watching academics improvise answers to yet another inane or disrespectful question. After so many episodes, the result rarely surprises, the tension is missing. Depth appears when the inane crosses into the profound – like when questions about the nature of God or the implications of cloning yield something meatier.
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