This apparently is what Guido would look like under a UKIP government:

Apparently…

Last night’s 100 Days of UKIP offering from Channel 4 has gone down like a cup of cold sick, and not just with the party fanboys:

I have no love for UKIP, but I sort of feel that smug Channel 4 liberals are also part of the problem.

— James Bloodworth (@J_Bloodworth) February 16, 2015

No fan of #UKIP, but #UKIPTheFirst100Days is THE worst programme I've seen on @Channel4 for many a year. It's so badly made, it's laughable.

— George Marshall (@George_GOWYC) February 16, 2015

I hate to imagine what Britain would be like after 100 days if Channel 4 won the election.

— David Mills (@DavidMills73) February 16, 2015

#UKIPTheFirst100Days – I'm no UKIP fan but seems like wild propaganda so close to an election, plus mix of real/actor footage v misleading!

— Nat Skywalker (@natwalks) February 16, 2015

According to @Channel4, this is what "a far right protest" looks like. #100daysofukip. Slow clap. pic.twitter.com/xv7R2b1pPQ

— Harry Cole (@MrHarryCole) February 16, 2015

I hate UKIP as much as the next sensible human but that #100daysofUKIP just wasn't very good. Was a bit too bias & not even hiding it.

— JasonManford (@JasonManford) February 16, 2015

https://twitter.com/robertsjonathan/status/567432120701026306

It's hard 2 express the disgust I feel towards C4 over their abortion of a UKIP programme. How did it ever get commissioned let alone shown?

— Iain Dale (@IainDale) February 16, 2015

‘Kipper’s should calm down a touch though, and remember dramas such as A Politician’s Wife and A Very British Coup – though to a lesser extent – hardly reflected well on the old parties. You can understand why the splicing of real party figures in with hyperbolic race baiting has wound them right round the bend though…