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The Revolution Will Be Televised
4
Seasons
2012
UK
7.9
Satirical comedy series. Heydon Prowse and Jolyon Rubinstein expose the hypocrisy of the rich and powerful through a series of outrageous stunts and pranks.
Episode List
S1 • E1
Episode #1.1
This series brings corruption, greed and hypocrisy to the fore and drags it to the court of public opinion. The Revolution Will Be Televised's bite-sized comedy hits - from fictionalised characters to ballsy stunt-led sketches - have already been grabbing the headlines.
S1 • E2
Episode #1.2
This series brings corruption, greed and hypocrisy to the fore and drags it to the court of public opinion. The Revolution Will Be Televised's bite-sized comedy hits - from fictionalised characters to ballsy stunt-led sketches - have already been grabbing the headlines.
S1 • E3
Episode #1.3
This series brings corruption, greed and hypocrisy to the fore and drags it to the court of public opinion. The Revolution Will Be Televised's bite-sized comedy hits - from fictionalised characters to ballsy stunt-led sketches - have already been grabbing the headlines.
S1 • E4
Episode #1.4
This series brings corruption, greed and hypocrisy to the fore and drags it to the court of public opinion. The Revolution Will Be Televised's bite-sized comedy hits - from fictionalised characters to ballsy stunt-led sketches - have already been grabbing the headlines.
S1 • E5
Episode #1.5
This series brings corruption, greed and hypocrisy to the fore and drags it to the court of public opinion. The Revolution Will Be Televised's bite-sized comedy hits - from fictionalised characters to ballsy stunt-led sketches - have already been grabbing the headlines.
S1 • E6
Episode #1.6
This series brings corruption, greed and hypocrisy to the fore and drags it to the court of public opinion. The Revolution Will Be Televised's bite-sized comedy hits - from fictionalised characters to ballsy stunt-led sketches - have already been grabbing the headlines.