Not with a Bang(1990)

Not with a Bang is a British sitcom that aired in 1990, offering a darkly comic take on humanity's final days. Produced by London Weekend Television, the series ran for just seven half-hour episodes before cancellation. Part science fiction, part gallows humour, the show explores what happens when civilisation winds down—not with dramatic catastrophe, but with quiet, mundane decline. The title references T.S. Eliot's poem The Hollow Men, capturing the show's bleak yet comedic tone as it examines the end of the human race on Earth through a satirical lens.