Citizen Smith

Citizen Smith is a British television sitcom that aired in the late 1970s, following the humorous and sometimes chaotic adventures of Walter 'Wolfie' Smith, a self-proclaimed Marxist revolutionary living in South London. Played by the talented Robert Lindsay, Wolfie tries to rally his fellow citizens to rise against the system while juggling relationships, mishaps, and his own comedic ideals. Through a series of amusing misadventures, the show explores themes of activism, friendship, and the clash between idealism and reality in a light-hearted and entertaining manner. With its witty humor and lovable cast, Citizen Smith is a timeless classic that continues to charm audiences to this day.

Citizen Smith has garnered a mixed bag of reviews over the years. While some critics have praised its clever writing and the charismatic performance of Robert Lindsay, others have been critical of its sometimes over-the-top portrayals and dated humor. Rotten Tomatoes critics consensus states, 'Citizen Smith is a fun throwback to the revolutionary spirit of the '70s, but its comedy may not resonate with everyone.' On the other hand, IMDb users have given the show a respectable rating of 7.0/10, with many praising its enduring charm and comedic moments. Metacritic reviews have been more reserved, highlighting the show's cultural impact but noting that some episodes may feel dated. Overall, Citizen Smith remains a cult classic that continues to entertain audiences with its quirky humor and satirical take on activism and idealism.