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I'm not sure that many of the old comedies were really that funny. I often watch dated material and think, did people really find that funny? Some of the material is absolutely dreadful. We moved away from a lot of the poor quality comedy but it is still alive and well in Germany. I think the real point is that much of this content predates the various Race Relations Acts and the Broadcasting codes they gave birth to. The reason that such content didn't continue to be produced comes from the protection offered by these Acts and codes. It amuses me that Ofcom is frequently referred to as a toothless regulator, but when it does step up to enforce the Broadcasting Code, it is accused of overstepping its remit. ---------- Post added at 15:41 ---------- Previous post was at 15:37 ---------- Quote:
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The topic is not Brexit. There is a thread for Brexit.
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So an interesting interjection. |
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But, that is off topic. I think people (especially now) are too quick to get offended, and in my experience, both left and right wing people are too quick to get offended. Do I wish for a return of the old days when we could happily walk down the street calling people various combinations of words beginning with N, P and F (all of which are now offensive) while wolf whistling all the women? No. Nor do I wish to be in a situation where we have potentially innocent people losing their career because someone said they said something someone was offended by. |
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I am really non-plussed about the fuss over Talking Pictures. Clearly, culture and standards change over the years. Are we going to ban everything from the 1990s and before? We really need to get a grip and get over ourselves. |
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The issue isn't whether or not a programme has caused offence, it is whether or not a broadcast complies with current broadcasting standards. |
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AFAIK archive material is treated in exactly the same way as new material, so by default, any now deemed inappropriate is effectively banned.
Probably why Love Thy Neighbour has only had one selective repeat in many, many years. |
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Maybe they should blare out a siren at 8 to ensure everyone understands that. |
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