Angry Britain

Watch Angry Britain

  • 2014
  • 1 Season

Angry Britain is a raw and unfiltered look at the simmering tensions and everyday frustrations of modern-day Britain. Produced by Best of British Television, the show takes viewers on a journey through the country's angry psyche. From road rage to internet trolls, from Brexit to the housing crisis, no topic is off-limits as this hard-hitting series delves deep into the angriest corners of British society.

The show's format features a combination of interviews, footage shot on the streets and online, and expert analysis from psychologists, sociologists, and political scientists. Angry Britain doesn't shy away from controversy, and its contributors are often divided in their opinions about what's causing this deepening sense of anger and frustration.

One recurring theme of the show is the impact of technology on modern life, and how social media and smartphones have opened up new channels for anger to manifest. Whether it's the aggressive tone of online arguments or the way our minds are constantly bombarded with notifications, technology plays a key role in driving up the temperature of public discourse.

Another thread that runs through the series is the feeling of powerlessness that seems to be behind much of Britain's anger. Whether it's the economic struggles of the working class or the sense of disenfranchisement felt by those who voted for Brexit, many of those interviewed on the show express a sense of frustration at their inability to effect change in their own lives.

Angry Britain also takes a deep look at some of the social and cultural factors that are driving the country's anger. The rising tide of immigration and multiculturalism is a major point of contention, with many of those interviewed expressing fears about the loss of their own cultural identity. At the same time, the show explores how these fears are often stoked and manipulated by politicians and the media, creating a vicious cycle of anger and division.

Despite its heavy subject matter, Angry Britain is not without moments of levity. Hosted by comedian and actor Sanjeev Bhaskar, the show injects a healthy dose of humor into proceedings. Bhaskar has a disarming charm and an ability to put his interviewees at ease, allowing them to open up about some of their deepest frustrations.

One of the show's strengths is its willingness to take a global perspective on the issue of anger. By comparing and contrasting Britain's angry mood with that of other countries, Angry Britain is able to shed light on the unique factors that are contributing to the country's woes. The show travels to the United States to examine the similarities and differences between Britain's Brexit vote and the election of Donald Trump, and visits India to explore the country's own struggles with populism and religious division.

Overall, Angry Britain is a compelling and thought-provoking series that gets to the heart of some of the most pressing issues facing modern-day Britain. Its willingness to tackle controversial and divisive topics head-on may make it uncomfortable viewing at times, but it is also a valuable reminder of the importance of engaging in difficult conversations and seeking to understand the roots of our anger.

Angry Britain
Filter by Source
No sources available
Do you have Hulu?
What are you waiting for?
Nice! Browse Hulu with Yidio.
Ad Info - This show may not be available on Hulu
Seasons
Angry Britain, Season 1, Episode 6
6. Angry Britain, Season 1, Episode 6
January 1, 2014
A self-confessed, angry white van man goes to 'anger camp' in an attempt to sort out his anger issues and in South London a cyclist vents his anger on motorists who cut him up by hitting their cars. Through these and other anger clips, we examine the causes of anger and how to protect yourself when confronted with rage - at home, at work or on the roads
Angry Britain, Season 1, Episode 5
5. Angry Britain, Season 1, Episode 5
January 1, 2014
Angry Britain explores the growing problem of a nation on the edge of fury, and asks what makes us 'lose it'? It's an episode of angry and unusual protests: A furious farmer sprays his local bank with manure and the naked cyclers bare, nearly, all! Protestors do the funniest things - especially when driven to extremes.
Angry Britain, Season 1, Episode 4
4. Angry Britain, Season 1, Episode 4
January 1, 2014
Angry Britain's Work Rage is your bad day at the office caught on camera by fellow stressed-out workers. Capturing the moments from when tempers boil over on the daily commute - to when workmates drive you insane - and the workplace turns into a battleground. It's all captured and relived moment by moment, from the crazy commute to the holiday from hell, on Angry Britain's Work at War.
Angry Britain, Season 1, Episode 3
3. Angry Britain, Season 1, Episode 3
January 1, 2014
Angry Britain gets particularly furious when it comes to the people who live nearby. Everybody might need good neighbours, but a lot of us don't - and it's those in close proximity who cause us the most anger. Whether it's on a phone, video camera or CCTV, we've found the best footage of people getting cross with their neighbours.
Angry Britain, Season 1, Episode 2
2. Angry Britain, Season 1, Episode 2
January 1, 2014
In this episode we're out on the streets. Meet cycling evangelist and self-proclaimed citizen cop Dave Sherry who's on a crusade to expose bad driving. With the use of his trusted foghorn, an 'I'll show them the errors of their ways' catch phrase and a helmet mounted camera, Dave records incidents of road rage and posts the films on line for the world to see
Angry Britain, Season 1, Episode 1
1. Angry Britain, Season 1, Episode 1
January 1, 2014
Travelling can be stressful and so the road and rail network in Britain is an angry place to be. This episode of Angry Britain explores the growing war between cyclists and motorists and sees people squaring up for a fight on buses and trains with shocked passengers filming the action.
Description
  • Premiere Date
    January 1, 2014