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Playing a fictionalized version of himself, Jonathan Benaim, a disabled Venezuelan man, leads this irreverent “revenge” narrative.

The first two episodes were directed by Guy Ritchie, who set the irreverent, fast-paced tone for the series.

For Waters, humor is the ultimate weapon, and he wields it with irreverent goodwill, mocking himself first before tearing into anyone else.

It's a typically irreverent comment, an example of the dry wit she uses to sweeten the sincerity and anger of her music.

Tragedy offered moral lessons about leadership, justice and collective welfare, while comedy delivered irreverent critiques of politicians and popular mindsets.