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Fleetingly funny and all too relevant, Who is America? proves Sacha Baron Cohen still has something to say -- though its nihilistic approach may not be the right way to say it. Read critic reviews
Who Is America? (2018)
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Episodes
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1.
Air date: Jul 15, 2018
Sacha channels America's diverse population, presenting himself as an Israeli anti-terrorism expert and teasing republican politicians and Bernie Sanders.
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2.
Air date: Jul 22, 2018
Sacha channels America's diverse population, poking fun at a Georgia state representative who used racial slurs, Dick Cheney, and Ted Koppel.
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3.
Air date: Jul 29, 2018
Sacha speaks with former Alabama Supreme Court Chief Justice Roy Moore and politician Chip Limehouse, rappers Ness Lee and Bone Crusher and white conservatives.
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4.
Air date: Aug 5, 2018
Sacha deals with workplace security, pornography, yachts, and Joe Arpaio.
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5.
Air date: Aug 12, 2018
Sacha channels America's diverse population, poking fun at Corey Lewandowski, David Clarke, Jake Inphamous, Mahbod Moghadam, and Daniel Roberts.
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6.
Air date: Aug 19, 2018
Sacha confronts former U.S. presidential candidates Jill Stein and Howard Dean, former Gov. of Vermont, on fake news; anti-terror expert Sgt. Cpl. Erran Morad teaches Americans how to protect themselves from home invasions.
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7.
Air date: Aug 26, 2018
Sacha confronts former U.S. Congressman Barney Frank and O.J. Simpson; anti-terror expert Erran Morad looks for an accomplice to infiltrate the Women's March in San Francisco.
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Critic Reviews for Who Is America?: Season 1
Audience Reviews for Who Is America?: Season 1
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This may simply be the most hilarious show I've seen in my life. It's unbelievable how close SBC can get to such huge political figures with such obviously crazy masquerades. Equally unbelievable is showing how easily one can manipulate political extremists to do and say the most insane things one can imagine as long as they think they are doing it for their political cause.
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Much like Sacha Baron Cohen's other projects, Who Is America? is full of relevant points and plenty of laughs, but the reality exposed is a bleak reminder of our current political discourse and can prove difficult to watch at times. The sketches feel too absurd to be true, but the caliber of interviewees makes it almost impossible for them to be faked. Favorably edited, sure, but not faked and that realization can make some of the interviews literally hard to stomach. It is impressive to watch Cohen goad these widely respected individuals into aberrant behavior without breaking or becoming disgusted. Outside of that there isn't much here that will change any minds politically, but Who Is America? could show how human, and therefore how outrageously stupid, the government and media can be in the United States.
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Hilarious ,,,,,,,,,,
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Rotten tomatoes is straight up wrong on this one! Rotten tomatoes is straight up wrong on this one! Rotten tomatoes is straight up wrong on this one!
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Rotten tomatoes is straight up wrong on this one.
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The show is unbelievably funny! I have read several reviews, all from main stream critics, bashing the show. Predictably, they find it too insensitive and divisive. That's because they are hypocritical pansies and lowlife's. The audience loved it apparently.
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Sacha Baron Cohen is a genius. Simply the best comedy/reality TV show ever produced.
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Actually so good, seen it at least 5 times now and I still find it hilarious.
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'Who is America?' proves that Sacha Baron Cohen's talent, spontaneity and gift for awkward entrapment are still as extraordinary as ever.
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Histerically hillarious!
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