We watched the last two episodes of “Douglas Is Cancelled” on Britbox the other night, and never have I seen a series take such a dramatic and worthwhile turn. The show that starts out as a witty take on cancel culture becomes, after the halfway mark, a gripping drama about predatory men – and insensitive men who blithely accept the behavior of their predatory colleagues – in the workplace, in this case media. It’s also, winningly, about the strong women who stand up to them.
