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The problem with satire, according to the man opposite me who made his name producing it, is that when it’s done badly, it goes over really well.
“The audience is thinking ‘Isn’t this great, it’s about people that aren’t me, who do horrible things and have terrible values, and I feel so smug you can wrap this right around me like a warm affirming coat’,” says Eddie Perfect.
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