ITV's provocative new drama 'Douglas Is Cancelled' has made television history by securing a pristine 100% critics' score on Rotten Tomatoes ahead of its premiere. Starring Hugh Bonneville as a news anchor embroiled in a social media scandal, the four-part series delivers a biting commentary on modern cancel culture.
A Rare Critical Triumph
The series, penned by acclaimed writer Steven Moffat, has stunned reviewers with its razor-sharp wit and timely premise. Early screenings have generated unanimous praise, with many critics calling it "the most incisive satire of the digital age" and "Bonneville's career-best performance."
What's Driving the Buzz?
- All-star cast: Alongside Bonneville, the drama features Karen Gillan and Ben Miles in pivotal roles
- Relevant themes: Explores the fragility of reputation in the Twitter era
- Moffat's signature style: Combines dark humour with emotional depth
Viewers won't have to wait long to judge for themselves - 'Douglas Is Cancelled' debuts on ITV1 and ITVX this month, promising to spark nationwide conversations about trial by social media.
