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Now we have Cambridge University spending 2 years investigating whether they 'benefited from the slave trade'.
How about all the blacks that have benefited, getting to live in a first world country, or would they prefer to go home to the voodoo villages of their ancestors? |
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One of the funniest programmes on television. Everybody watched it at the time and never thought twice about it.
Kenny Lynch was a regular and many other non-whites joined in on the fun. Alf was the bigot who always came off worst due his prejudice. Society was far more open and honest in those days |
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Dr Crippen • April 30, 2019 11:45 AM BST
Alf was the bigot who always came off worst due his prejudice. I was discussing this with a friend a few months ago and this is exactly what we concluded . 'Til Death Us Do Part' contrary to the belief of the PC Snowflake generation , did not have the effect of encouraging viewers into having racially prejudiced views . In fact it had the opposite effect because we were not laughing with Alf Garnett , we were laughing at him . The whole programme highlighted the futility of harbouring such bigoted opinions and how ridiculous people who hold such views look to others . 'Love Thy Neighbour' and 'It ain't Half Hot Mum' also showed similar bigoted behaviours and attitudes but neither compared to the brilliant work of Johnny Speight . |
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Wait untill were a majority in the next few years very few years .and Sharia law is implemented .you won't even be allowed to watch your own t v in the house if your wearing a mini skirt
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Minority not majority
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West Ham will have to change their name
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Boiled ham
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Alf was the bigot who always came off worst due his prejudice.
very true Dr C far too subtle for todays BBC |
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Brilliant. Have them all on dvd.
Nicholas Lyndhurst on the news today doubts that even Only Fools & Horses would be made today. I fear we will never see a new truly funny sitcom ever again. |
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Mind Your Language was very funny at the time it was made. Never seen it since.
Ain`t Have Hot Mum another very funny comedy that never gets repeated. |
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To their eternal shame the Beeb didn't even show a clip of IAHHM in their tribute to Windsor Davies, but
showed ITVs feeble Never the Twain. |
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Yes, that was bad Keith. At least we have the dvds.
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Love thy Neighbour never shown on Tv ...and it was the black man that always got the better of the white man
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Strange that the leftist BBC don't show endless repeats of Citizen Smith.
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Smith with 3 fs ..
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I used to like Please, Sir
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OR LOVE THY NEEBER
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Love thy Neighbour never shown on Tv
Was broadcast on ITV in the mid-seventies. |
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I meant re-shown
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not sure Alf Garnett was ever funny ...just a character of the time i spose .
In fact knock on any bungalow in Holland on sea and you will get a real life Alf Garnett for free ![]() |
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I liked 'It Ain't Half Hot Mum', especially Windsor Davies as Battery Sergeant Major Williams
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Keith Moon in his post above was right - that was ridiculous not to show a clip of IAAHM in the Windsor Davies' tribute.
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Dr Crippen • April 30, 2019 11:45 AM BST
Alf was the bigot who always came off worst due his prejudice. He got into discussions, contradicted himself, got mad, and then shouted "I'm going down the pub". ![]() |
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doesn't show saville or gary glitter on repeat totp on bbc4 either. its like having a ww2 documentary and blotting out hitler. you can't change the past.
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Rising damp still gets an airing on itv,but I bet the bbc wouldn’t have the gonads to show it,even though the black guy always gets the better of rigsby.
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Imo Johnny Speight had the last laugh,the " Alf is a bigot" defence meant he was able to write anything he wanted and get away with it.Not that i am objecting.
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