Feedback Reports | Chris Morris

Chris Morris’ Feedback Reports

A Near Complete Collection

Feedback Reports are a series of satirical radio segments created by British comedian Chris Morris during his shows on BBC Radio 1 and GLR in the 1990s.​

These segments feature Morris dispatching reporters to the street to conduct absurd “vox pops,” asking random members of the public nonsensical questions about invented issues. Topics include ephemeral dogs, irresponsible saucepan behaviour, vertical meat, circular tea, and neck legislation, often eliciting hilariously confused responses.​

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“What do you think of the idea of making a few less large things?”

The bits showcase Morris’s talent for manufacturing nonsense language and deadpan delivery, influencing his later TV work like The Day Today. Compilations appear on YouTube, preserving their cult status in British comedy.​​

Source: Chris Morris – Feedback Reports Near Complete Collection

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