Charlie Brooker

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Television review

He made his name with his excoriating TV reviews. Now the Screen Burn columnist is more likely to be the one making the programmes. Either way, Charlie Brooker hasn’t lost his sense of the absurd – or of the macabre

Sky’s first ever head of comedy, Lucy Lumsden, talks about the serious business of funny