Audience member offended by Joe Lycett joke. Calls the police
- Thread starter Don Barzini
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How can you be so braindead as to think a poor taste joke at a show you paid to see is a crime? I blame the education system. 
Isn’t it the fault of Police ?
Survey out the other day saying Burglary wasn’t even looked into in most parts of the country.
But they can spare an officer to look into this.
That beggars belief imo.
The Police need a reset in the way they deal with things like this.
Survey out the other day saying Burglary wasn’t even looked into in most parts of the country.
But they can spare an officer to look into this.
That beggars belief imo.
The Police need a reset in the way they deal with things like this.
Remember Love thy Neighbour they would be in jail now.
Even Little Britain wouldn't make it nowadays. Do they still show repeats of that? Every character was one stereotype or another. I don't think many of them would make it through the 2022 edit. Would be about 7 minutes of material left from each episode.
Even Little Britain wouldn't make it nowadays. Do they still show repeats of that? Every character was one stereotype or another. I don't think many of them would make it through the 2022 edit. Would be about 7 minutes of material left from each episode.
On the subject.. for crying out loud .. it's a joke. Too many easily offended
I don't remember Steptoe being offensive, or am I remembering incorrectly?
No nor me.
But there must of been the odd one given when it was made.
But even “You dirty old man” would offend someone on somebody else’s behalf.!
But there must of been the odd one given when it was made.
But even “You dirty old man” would offend someone on somebody else’s behalf.!
Maybe my memory is playing tricks, but I seem to remember a few about 'customers'.
It was a brilliant series, but I'm not sure I'd want to see it now. I think to many things that have been improved infinitely since would likely spoil it.
Btw. It has to be... 'You DIR tee old man'! that was the jingle, just as 'Scouse Git!' was for TDUDP. I actually enjoyed the US version/copy All in the Family better than TDUPD
It was a brilliant series, but I'm not sure I'd want to see it now. I think to many things that have been improved infinitely since would likely spoil it.
Btw. It has to be... 'You DIR tee old man'! that was the jingle, just as 'Scouse Git!' was for TDUDP. I actually enjoyed the US version/copy All in the Family better than TDUPD
Yes agree.
But it would be good for someone to air a channel that shows this stuff.
But you would need a “ don’t bother if your easily offended “ spoiler alert.
Not going to happen though.
But it would be good for someone to air a channel that shows this stuff.
But you would need a “ don’t bother if your easily offended “ spoiler alert.
Not going to happen though.
Old Albert's Christmas puddings were as black as a gorillas goolies if I remember...
Censoring stuff often ruins it…
Watched the film Stardust at the weekend and after Robert De Niros excellent character Shakespeare (the closet gay pirate) gets outed he laments about his lost reputation. His crew reassure him telling him “We always knew you were a whoopsie”
It’s a small part of the film… Shakespeare’s private life doesn’t matter to them; he’ll always be their captain👍
Alas no, someone decided it might offend and the line was cut. So the viewer is left not knowing this fact.
Watched the film Stardust at the weekend and after Robert De Niros excellent character Shakespeare (the closet gay pirate) gets outed he laments about his lost reputation. His crew reassure him telling him “We always knew you were a whoopsie”
It’s a small part of the film… Shakespeare’s private life doesn’t matter to them; he’ll always be their captain👍
Alas no, someone decided it might offend and the line was cut. So the viewer is left not knowing this fact.
As times change, some humour doesn’t age well. Back in the mists of time I used to look forward to ‘Till death us do part.’ I started watching an episode a few months back but cringed at some of the comments, and switched it off. The lady that complained to the Police had the option to walk out.
Not a huge fan of Ricky Gervais but I do like his comment on being offended..
Just because you're offended it doesn't make you right....
Just because you're offended it doesn't make you right....
But equally, just because you're not offended doesn't mean it's right...
I just looked and it's still in the netflix version. You probably weren't paying attention and just jumped to conclusions.
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