Karl plays Karl (twice) in this dark comedy which follows on from his creative musings on the Ricky Gervais show. A little nod to Larry David in the way that it's the little things in life that irk Karl, and much like Larry in the end you find yourself agreeing with him more often than not. A slow burner series, it has depth but still carries enough laughs and has moment of genuine hilarity - turning the baby dolls head around so he can knock one out in the cubicle!. The second Karl could have seemed gimmicky but ends up being the perfect foil. Job done, no more teeth grinding needed Karl.
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