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Victoria (Lenora Crichlow) is exposed to the angry crowd. This scene exemplifies an eagerness for "an eye for an eye" punishment existing in society.
Victoria (Lenora Crichlow) is exposed to the angry crowd. This scene exemplifies an eagerness for "an eye for an eye" punishment existing in society. One reviewer said it "attacks our current culture" trend of "dressing up the humiliation of others in the name of entertainment".
Critics considered Crichlow's character's repeated suffering to be a plot device to evoke sympathy.
Critics considered Crichlow's character's repeated suffering to be a plot device to evoke sympathy.
Tuppence Middleton's performance was highly praised.
Tuppence Middleton's performance was highly praised.
The candidates standing for election. From left to right: Labour Candidate Gwendolyn Harris (Chloe Pirrie); Liberal Democrat candidate Conor Simpson (
The candidates standing for election. From left to right: Labour Candidate Gwendolyn Harris (Chloe Pirrie); Liberal Democrat candidate Conor Simpson (James Lance); Conservative candidate Liam Monroe (Tobias Menzies); animated blue bear Waldo; Waldo operator Jamie (Daniel Rigby); producer Tamsin (Christina Chong).
Chris Morris, with whom Brooker conceived the initial idea for "The Waldo Moment"
Chris Morris, with whom Brooker conceived the initial idea for "The Waldo Moment"
Boris Johnson official portrait
Boris Johnson official portrait
Donald Trump official portrait
Donald Trump official portrait