Turtle Canyon are a small independent UK comedy production company that've been going for quite some time but they've really shone creatively over the lockdown - their strange Eurovision pastiches, their unsettling music videos and this - a sort of spoof investigative show bristling with underground comedy talent and speculating on a return to normal life after lockdown.
The project is split into four short episodes and available to rent or buy from them directly and although it has the feel of a slightly ropey indie production, and the format doesn't really hold together it makes up for it with its fast paced humour and darkly surreal tangents. Refreshingly different, engagingly weird and a great deal funnier than most stuff on the actual regular telly.
Conclusion: Worth a riskit. Or risk biscuit.
The project is split into four short episodes and available to rent or buy from them directly and although it has the feel of a slightly ropey indie production, and the format doesn't really hold together it makes up for it with its fast paced humour and darkly surreal tangents. Refreshingly different, engagingly weird and a great deal funnier than most stuff on the actual regular telly.
Conclusion: Worth a riskit. Or risk biscuit.
