The Mind of Herbert Clunkerdunk

Absolutely hilarious there hasn't been a series like this since the Mighty Boosh & Monty Python! Spencer Jones is a force to be reckoned with & this is a game changer. Vic & Bob cameo anyone? Hope this will be commissioned for another series!

Seems like a good offspring of traditional bizarre British comedy; such as Vic & Bob and The Boosh.

If you find bizarre entertaining then you'll love.

If you expect to find it funny based on traditional views then this is not for you.

For me it defied clear definition, which it achieves effortlessly. It's so surreal I'm unsure if it gets itself or not. A child's weird dream.

I may appeal to different thinkers more than the typical majority.

As a side note I'd recommend This is Jinsy, a masterpiece of Britishy nonsense.

Too funny. It hurt. Delightful, ridiculous and charming. Please make many more.

Ugh my review is too short so I shall just keep writing until that message goes away. Nope. Still too short.. a review can be pithy.. Have you met twitter? We all talk in short sentiments these days. Get with the millennial program. Seriously. Still too short? Maybe I'll just shout for a bit. STILL too short?! Seriously, I have somewhere to be. I've said my piece and want to go about my day. I didn't realise I was going to have to write a chuffing essay?! I should get 10 credits towards a degree for how much you're making me write. I'm sure the other reviews aren't this long.

Phew. Made it. Bye.

The extraordinarily wild mind of Spencer Jones is frequently misused on television - with him frequently popping up in vehicles that don't really suit him. Ultimately this is because at his core he is a very very silly man - as evidenced by his affably surreal stand-up.

A comedy short, then followed by these brief and brilliant series finally gives you a tiny glimpse into his televisual potential. In these concentrated little chunks he is a kaleidoscope of glorious madness. Both series do a good job of replicating the original flawless short - so a mixture of daily anxieties, musical interludes, talking props and the ever-present boggle-eyed wonder that is Dominic Coleman's terrifying Jonny Wallop. Even his equally idiosyncratic children appear in tiny, bizarre cameos. No scene is wasted. Every minute is a triumph.

Some of the funniest and most inventive comedy TV I have ever see with jokes crammed in to each short episode. The fact that the episodes are only 10-15 minutes long adds to the enjoyment as the energy never lets up.