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Feb 20, 2020A crass, vulgar, facile "interpretation" of Britain's wretched pre-imperial years that strokes and celebrates the worst instincts of the beer-bellied Brexit-loving lower classes while feigning to criticise them.
Somewhere between a Mel Brooks that would be lacking false modesty and levity or a Black Adder without the Oxbridge veneer. But far below both. -
Feb 21, 2020A clever, naughty, and above all, fun comedy that farts right in the face of "cosmopolitan" elitist blowhards.
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The show’s best energy and ability to subvert expectations of a show set in this time and place is evident right from the pilot. Even still, there’s a sense that this series’ best moments could still be ahead of it. ... What’s on offer right now from “Year of the Rabbit” is a chance to see some very gifted performers add a goofy curveball to the London of centuries past.
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Year Of The Rabbit has Berry hitting the right comedic notes, helped by a funny supporting cast and a setting that’s always ripe for comedy.
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All of it orbits around Berry, an actor whose luscious baritone and intricate wordplay can sometimes mask his talents as a rubber-faced physical marvel. His Rabbit is familiar in his blustery qualities, his blunt-force behaviors and explosions of pent-up emotions. He’s also, however, continually surprising.