Each episode of Headcases focuses on topical issues from the week that was, putting a humorous spin on the worlds of celebrity, sport and politics in an attempt to make the audience realise that A-listers are human after all - and perhaps more disgraceful than we could ever imagine.

Our Review: In our eyes Headcases made an above-average entrance into the difficult world of topical satire. Each episode featured at least a couple of great sketches.

The show did have a few flaws though... some of its sketches relied on weak, lazy and old stereotypes; some of the voices didn't sound enough like the real celebrity and, the biggest problem of all, the computer animation made the comedy quite 'cold'. A fair few people have commented on this... although the computer animation is clearly very advanced, it has taken the soul out of the comedy.

Anyway, we welcome this successor to Spitting Image and 2DTV and hope it will return for a second series. This seems unlikely though as ITV seemed to lose interest in it towards the end of its run and shunted the last few episodes about.