Directory: Regional: Europe: United Kingdom: Arts and Entertainment: Performing Arts: Comedy: Comedians: Morris, Chris (14)
See Also:
- Regional: Europe: United Kingdom: Arts and Entertainment: Television: Programmes: Comedy: Brass Eye
- Regional: Europe: United Kingdom: Arts and Entertainment: Television: Programmes: Comedy: Day Today, The
- Regional: Europe: United Kingdom: Arts and Entertainment: Television: Programmes: Comedy: IT Crowd, The
- Regional: Europe: United Kingdom: Arts and Entertainment: Television: Programmes: Comedy: Nathan Barley
Second Class Male / Time to go - Suicidal columnist "Richard Geefe" writing for the Observer, 1999.The Felchspoon - selected samples from Blue Jam
Brass Eye - Home of mailing-list Brass-L, dedicated to the discussion of Brass Eye and its creator Christopher Morris.
Jam Festival - Jam recordings.
Spiked Culture - Three articles examining and exonerating the Brass Eye episode on paedophiles.
The Observer: Blue Jam - "He's funny, clever and original. Why is he on Radio 1?"; Sue Arnold on Chris Morris.
The Guardian: Blue Jam - "Tuning to parallel universe" by Anne Karpf.
It Started In The Park - A Blue Jam episode guide with transcripts.
BBC News: Chris Morris - "Brass Neck" - a short profile of the comedian from local radio up to his controversial Brass Eye episode
About UK: The Wit and Wisdom of Chris Morris - "Background information about top comedy media gangster Chris Morris"
The Guardian: Chris Morris - "The last temptation of Chris" by Tim Adams
Cook'd And Bomb'd - Video and audio archive of Chris Morris and Peter Cook material. Also includes forums, articles, biographies, episode guides, and links.
Scotish Herald : The Spoof That Went Too Far - Condemns Brass Eye in making a spoof documentary on paedophiles. This is a preview article, the full pages require a payment fee.
Salon: What Happens When You Satirize Hysteria? - Chris Morris, creator of the "Brass Eye" TV show, ran an episode mocking his country's response to pedophilia. Within hours he was the most hated man in Britain.
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