a mixed reaction from critics. Following the broadcast of the first television edition of Brexitcast, Alison Rowat of the Glasgow Herald questioned the logic of creating a TV version, which she described as "watching four people sitting in a row. Very dull", and she compared it unfavourably with the podcast version, concluding "a quick check on the podcast version of the TV show on Sounds showed Brexitcast was still better in sound than in vision". Joel Golby of The Guardian has emphasized the show's nerdish nature, describing Brexitcast as "TV for people who can recite their credit score from memory", and he was largely positive in his review of its content: "While it isn't pretty, it is clever: an informed conversation about the day's politics by people who do that smart-person snicker instead of an actual real laugh". See also Political podcast References External links 2017 podcast debuts 2020 podcast endings Political podcasts BBC television news shows 2017 in radio 2019 British television series debuts 2020 British television series endings 2010s British political television series 2020s British political television series Brexit British podcasts