#workplace-satire

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fromThe New Yorker
1 week ago

Tim Robinson Finds Humanity-and Tests It-in "The Chair Company"

The world of "The Chair Company," by contrast, is full of characters who possess their own sparks of Robinsonian madness, their own humiliations and self-defeating obsessions. There is the older colleague who was passed over for Ron's job, played by the veteran "S.N.L." writer Jim Downey: following his non-promotion, he makes it his business to enliven the workplace-first by blowing bubbles with a wand he wears around his neck, then by throwing a party.
Television
Television
fromKotaku
3 months ago

The New Office Show Keeps Making A Bad Early Impression

The spin-off's early promos and clip feel unfunny and imitative, failing to capture sharp satire, sustained absurdity, or clear comedic payoff.
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fromwww.theguardian.com
3 months ago

The best recent translated fiction review roundup

Contemporary translated fiction explores workplace ambivalence, urban surrealism, and 20th-century Romanian history through satirical, strange, and fairytale-infused narratives.
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