Stewart Lee's Comedy Vehicle Series 4

Stewart Lee's final, and most punishing, BAFTA and multiple British Comedy Award-winning BBC Two stand-up series; recorded live at The Mildmay Club in Stoke Newington, it features six half-hour sets on Wealth, Islamophobia, Patriotism, Death, The Migrant Crisis, and Childhood Memories. Chris Morris returns as the hostile interrogator, picking apart Britain's most consistently critically acclaimed stand-up. A family-sized bucket of extras includes deleted routines, film items, unreleased audio, and gut-spilling interviews. "Comedian seems an inadequate term for this intelligent, thoughtful, almost philosophical figure. Every frame of the Comedy Vehicle is freeze-dried to ironic perfection, containing more layers than a mille-feuille pastry, a textural delight." — The Independent "Somehow, he managed to turn a full three minutes of the sounds of a cat's diarrhoea into the most plosive and gorgeous argument against deference. It was wonderful, and I still stand and applaud its sculpted perfection." — The Guardian "Lee caters for the smug, right-on, middle-class Guardian-reading crowd who share his elitist prejudices." — Gary Bushell, The Daily Star