Satire Bucket List

Watch the 1967 James Bond film Casino Royale, a spy comedy starring David Niven as Bond

Watch the Polish cult comedy film Day of the Wacko (Dzień Świra) directed by Marek Koterski

A laid-off paper-mill man works out that the way back into a job is to remove the other candidates.

A red star approaches the Disc and Rincewind is the only one who can read the spell.

Rincewind guides the Disc's first tourist; the world arrives on the back of four elephants and a turtle.

A Wall Street banker, a business card and a chainsaw; the satire people keep mistaking for a role model.

A mailroom clerk is made president so the stock will crash; instead he invents the hula hoop.

A 1950s studio fixer spends a day recovering a kidnapped star; “would that it were so simple”.

Two retired dancers reunite for a television special; Masina and Mastroianni.

Martians destroy Earth to Slim Whitman; Burton's all-star trading-card satire.

Thirty days of McDonald's and a liver like pate.

Michael Moore asks why America shoots itself; the K-Mart bullets and Charlton Heston.

Superheroes as corporate psychopaths and the men who hunt them; Homelander.

Moore on Bush, Iraq and the seven minutes with My Pet Goat; the highest-grossing documentary.

Julia Louis-Dreyfus as a vice president surrounded by idiots; the best insults on television.

Anthology of near-future tech nightmares; "San Junipero" and "White Bear".

A washed-up sitcom horse in Hollywood; the cartoon about depression that got better every season.

A start-up with a compression algorithm and the tech industry as farce; Mike Judge.

Tina Fey runs a sketch show under Alec Baldwin's executive; the fastest joke rate on television.

Rich guests at a luxury resort and a body by the finale; Hawaii, Sicily, Thailand.

Sir Humphrey runs the minister; Margaret Thatcher's favourite programme.

The Roy children fight over a media empire; four seasons of Shakespeare in fleece.

A study group at a community college and the paintball episodes; six seasons and no movie yet.

Malcolm Tucker swears his way through Whitehall; Armando Iannucci before Veep.

Four boys in a Colorado town since 1997, written a week before air; the satire nobody escapes.

A novice nun's charity turns into a beggars' Last Supper; banned in Spain, Palme d'Or in Cannes.

Springfield since 1989; the first ten seasons are the ones people mean.

Dinner guests who cannot leave the room, for weeks; Bunuel in Mexico.

A small-town firemen's ball where everything goes wrong; Forman's satire banned "forever" in 1968.

Robert Pattinson dies and is reprinted on an ice planet; Bong Joon-ho's English-language satire.