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Newspaper Article
The Guide: Digital television: Thursday 19 March: Pick of the day
2009
Overview
Tucked away on [Dave], these two overseas shows provide better new comedy than most of our homegrown fare. Australia's Chandon Pictures charts talentless Tom Chandon's unsuccessful attempts to turn every job his video camera gets him - weddings, surveillance, school speech, etc - into a feature documentary. Work-based comedy Factory's cast is made up of graduates from Stephen Colbert-scripted comedies Strangers With Candy and Exit 57, performers who know their way around a joke. As it's improvised, this has them daring to go with their instincts, resulting in frequent hilarity.
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Guardian News & Media Limited
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