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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.There were plenty of things in the sixties and seventies that make anyone cringe these days. TV Sitcoms Love Thy Neighbour and Mind Your Language are just two.
panic button do you know any black people, love thy neighbour was and may still be on tv in the caribbean.
they love it and think it is very funny.
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panic button do you know any black people, love thy neighbour was and may still be on tv in the caribbean.
they love it and think it is very funny.
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it has even been in the press
The sight of a bigot trying to win a limbo-dancing competition against a West Indian neighbour whom he habitually refers to as "nignog" may not sound like everyone's idea of a rib-tickling storyline for a television situation comedy. But the racially charged humour of the Seventies series Love Thy Neighbour still brings the house down in Nigeria, parts of the Caribbean and Australia, where a newly released DVD is selling strongly.
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The sight of a bigot trying to win a limbo-dancing competition against a West Indian neighbour whom he habitually refers to as "nignog" may not sound like everyone's idea of a rib-tickling storyline for a television situation comedy. But the racially charged humour of the Seventies series Love Thy Neighbour still brings the house down in Nigeria, parts of the Caribbean and Australia, where a newly released DVD is selling strongly.
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All this racist claptrap about an innocent doll . . . .
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