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Nathan Barley Season 1 Episode 1 Ashcroft (Patreon)

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2026-01-09 06:25:52
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The Valiant Years

This is such a brilliant show. And considering when it was made, it's still so relevant

TheIrishOtaku

I really enjoyed this first episode, its not laugh out loud hilarious to me but it is pretty funny and I appreciate the premise.

HB

Yeah he really is saying "my n*gga" to people. I love this show, it was written by Chris Morris and Charlie Brooker who also devised Black Mirror. The show gets weirder but funnier too, episode 5 is probably up there with the Brass Eye special in the inappropriate humour stakes. Top stuff.

Chris

There was a fanzine from the early 00s called The Shoreditch Twat. Shoreditch was (isn't anymore) hipster central in London and it was taking the piss out of the hipster types that you'd find round there. Nathan Barley is a Shoreditch Twat. Edit...Below is from Google "The Shoreditch Twat Fanzine Origin: The phrase originated as the title of an irreverent, satirical fanzine created by Neil Boorman, which started as a club listings magazine in the late 1990s. Content: The fanzine captured the moment when genuine creatives in Hoxton were being infiltrated by "fakes" and "opportunists". It was known for its surreal edge and attracted writers and illustrators who went on to work for major publications. Impact: The term "Shoreditch Twat" became popular vernacular in the early 2000s for an overdressed east London trendy" "The TV Show Nathan Barley Creators: The 2005 Channel 4 sitcom Nathan Barley was written by Charlie Brooker (Black Mirror) and Chris Morris (Four Lions). Premise: The show follows the character Nathan Barley (played by Nicholas Burns), a "self-facilitating media node" and webmaster who is convinced he is the epitome of urban cool. The series was a satire of the East London media types, their fashion, language, and technology, set in a fictional metropolitan borough called "Hosegate". Connection to the fanzine: The show parodied the very same "vapid hipsters" that the Shoreditch Twat fanzine targeted. Ironically, a writer from the fanzine denounced the TV show as "five years too late" in a Guardian article, possibly missing the point that the show was a surreal tweaking of their world, not a direct reflection. In short, "the Shoreditch Twat" was a real-life fanzine, and the phrase describes the specific kind of person that the fictional character Nathan Barley was designed to satirize." One of the guys you recognised was from the office. Another was Sophie's brother in peep show

Luke Barton

This series was so prophetic. It was released before youtube was even a thing yet it very much predicted the idiotic annoying streamer age.