Viewers want Tracey Breaks the News to get a full series
Most people enjoyed Tracey Ullman's new impressions in last night's pilot – though not everybody was keen of course
Viewers delivered a generally favourable reaction to Tracey Ullman’s new pilot show Tracey Breaks the News on BBC1 last night.
It witnessed Tracey’s take on a mixture of famous political figures and everyday people, all reacting to the aftermath of the general election and the anniversary of the Brexit vote.
The one-off programme also introduced us to her take on Theresa May and Melania Trump for the first time.
And many viewers were in no doubt that it should get a full series.
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Viewers were also taken with Donald Trump, played by Anthony Atamanuik:
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But of course you can’t please all of the people all of the time and there were one or two viewers who were less than enthused.
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