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A recently successful executive takes on a senior role at a major public broadcaster, tasked with defining its values and preparing it for important future negotiations. Surrounded by meetings, public-relations crises, confusing initiatives, and corporate jargon, he tries to keep the organization moving while making sense of its increasingly absurd workplace culture.

My take

You’ll enjoy this if you like dry British workplace satire, circular corporate language, and mockumentary absurdity; Not for you if repetition, deliberately irritating characters, or BBC-specific references quickly wear you down.

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