The BEST episodes written by David Quantick

Episode Five (Screenwipe USA)
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9.00
8 votes

#1 - Episode Five (Screenwipe USA)

Charlie Brooker's Screenwipe - Season 1 - Episode 5

Screenwipe USA. In this USA special, Brooker goes in depth into American TV and compares the main differences between British and American Television. He reviews American soap operas, American reality crime shows, To Catch a Predator and The Wire. Lewis Black talks about his experiences with television.

Episode Four
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8.50
8 votes

#2 - Episode Four

Charlie Brooker's Screenwipe - Season 1 - Episode 4

Charlie dissects Hollyoaks, late-night gameshow The Mint, Dragons' Den and more. Plus, what the people listed in the credits of TV shows actually do.

Debate
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8.02
1310 votes

#3 - Debate

Veep - Season 3 - Episode 8

Selina and the staff prep for her debate with George Maddox, Danny Chung, congressman Owen Pierce and Joe Thornhill, a major-league baseball manager who recently entered the race. Dan returns with a rosier outlook. Wendy, Mike's wife, arrives to do a style piece on Selina, but eyes a bigger story involving Ray.

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Convention
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7.79
1172 votes

#4 - Convention

Veep - Season 4 - Episode 5

At the party convention, Selina and her staff scramble against the clock to avert a major internal crisis. Amy grows increasingly infuriated with the president’s new advisor, Karen, who is coaching a nervous Catherine on her First Daughter speech to the convention. Back in D.C., Dan recruits Jonah and Richard to pose as influential Washington insiders.

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Detroit
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7.78
1339 votes

#5 - Detroit

Veep - Season 3 - Episode 6

At an economic summit in Detroit, Selina’s staff and her family are peeved by the presence of her new personal trainer. Meanwhile, Jonah and Mike negotiate a photo-op with Selina and Maddox. Later, Catherine protects her mom from a protestor, and Selina attends a women’s gun show.

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Mommy Meyer
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7.72
1173 votes

#6 - Mommy Meyer

Veep - Season 4 - Episode 7

A dramatic incident in the White House leaves the president shaken, while at a Q&A, Tom James speaks out and makes her day even worse. As Mike tries to sell the press on Selina’s Families First bill, Sue and Gary prepare for the president’s White House dinner with old friends. Jonah and Richard inadvertently reveal a terrible secret, while Dan and Amy find themselves at a lobbying event for the concrete industry.

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Episode Five (Screenwipe USA)
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7.70
87 votes

#7 - Episode Five (Screenwipe USA)

Charlie Brooker's Screenwipe - Season 2 - Episode 6

Screenwipe USA. In this USA special, Brooker goes in depth into American TV and compares the main differences between British and American Television. He reviews American soap operas, American reality crime shows, To Catch a Predator and The Wire. Lewis Black talks about his experiences with television.

Episode Three
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7.55
101 votes

#8 - Episode Three

Charlie Brooker's Screenwipe - Season 1 - Episode 3

Brooker looks into sex on television. He reviews where TV is heading in the future and where it is now, Emmerdale, cookery shows and Deadwood. Catherine Townsend talks about unrealistic sex on television.

Episode One
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7.51
105 votes

#9 - Episode One

Charlie Brooker's Screenwipe - Season 1 - Episode 1

Brooker talks about how difficult it is to actually make the smallest bit of TV. Brooker reviews the morning slots on television, Doctor Who, EastEnders and aspirational TV. Jamie Whyte talks about advertising on TV.

Episode Two
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7.33
88 votes

#10 - Episode Two

Charlie Brooker's Screenwipe - Season 1 - Episode 2

Brooker discusses why some people want to be famous and will do anything to get on TV. He reviews psychic and medium programmes, Big Brother and Love Island. David Quantick discusses his gripes with "list" shows.

Episode Four
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7.30
87 votes

#11 - Episode Four

Charlie Brooker's Screenwipe - Season 2 - Episode 5

Charlie dissects Hollyoaks, late-night gameshow The Mint, Dragons' Den and more. Plus, what the people listed in the credits of TV shows actually do.