O/T is there anything left to watch on telly?

[Pocket rocket]

The world has gone mad.
Faulty towers has been pulled now along with loads of other stuff.

What is the message people are trying to get across ??

[ragingpup]

The world has gone mad.
Faulty towers has been pulled now along with loads of other stuff.

What is the message people are trying to get across ??

Fawlty Towers has been pulled from where? Just watched an episode on Netflix. What you on about?

[CASPER-64-FRANK]

They ought to bring back.....' Boys from the Blackstuff ' or.....
some other worthwhile programs.....' Harry Worth '....one for the old uns.

Been watching some re-runs of footy, especially on a Satuday, been reading books as well.......Education...Education....Education.
Bored shi*less atm.

[Back of the net]

Fawlty Towers has been pulled from where? Just watched an episode on Netflix. What you on about?

A episode containing comments about the Germans has been taken off.
It’s now reinstated with a warning of content according to Twitter.

I’m guessing that’s what he’s on about.

Calm yourself down

[millertop]

Just watched a video in London where the war memorials etc are being guarded against them unsavoury in the protest.

Indeed what’s the world coming to, bloody getting silly now.

Yes I’ve seen that where they’ve pulled the programme

[great_fire]

It was taken off the UKTV streaming service.

Little Britain, The League of Gentlemen and The Mighty Boosh have been taken off Netflix.

[millertop]

BBC license needs to be pulled, most of it is just repeats

[great_fire]

Just watched a video in London where the war memorials etc are being guarded against them unsavoury in the protest.

Indeed what’s the world coming to, bloody getting silly now.

Yes I’ve seen that where they’ve pulled the programme

They needed guarding last Saturday, the veterans and "football lads" have come to protect them, which was misguided because there's bound to be trouble and the left-wing media will love it.

[millertop]

It’s seems we can only laugh at ourselves

[millertop]

A classic episode of the comedy Fawlty Towers will be reinstated to streaming service UKTV with a warning about "offensive content and language".
A 1975 episode titled The Germans was taken off the BBC Studios-owned platform because of "racial slurs".
In it, the Major character uses highly offensive language, and John Cleese's hotel owner Basil Fawlty declares "don't mention the war".
UKTV had temporarily removed the episode while it carried out a review.
The move had been criticised by Cleese who wrote on Twitter: "I would have hoped that someone at the BBC would understand that there are two ways of making fun of human behaviour.
"One is to attack it directly. The other is to have someone who is patently a figure of fun, speak up on behalf of that behaviour."