borderline schizophrenia

I'd agree with Kort that you might need to be gifted with a rich imagination rather than borderline schizophrenia to think up images such as Der moralische Kulturguetertransport (The Moralistic Cultural Commodities Transport), 1961, in which a skeleton horse pulls a carriage filled with a Moomin-like figure playing a violin, a smiling tuxedoed coachman, and a medley of birds, animals, and insects, all traveling under the canopy of an exuberant rainbow sheltering the entire scene from the dark night sky beyond.

From Garofalo's borderline schizophrenia to Wes Studi's mundane philosophical pep talks (he plays a clueless mentor inaccurately dubbed the Sphinx) to Stiller's priceless loss of confidence when he realizes that there's really nothing super about him at all, the group's sense of the ridiculous rarely strays off target.

If the impotent wrath of the British electorate is never far from this show's accessible, knockabout surface, at its core is a borderline schizophrenia seemingly influenced by the selfsame current events.