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by kristianc
404 days ago
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I agree, it’s often held up as a “risk taking” show but I don’t think it wasn’t really anything of the sort. At the moment post 1997 when Britain was starting to change and become more diverse and sure of it itself it reinforced an identify of Britain as it used to think of itself: silly voices, binary identities and oddballs. It has more in common with Love Thy Neighbour than anything that came after. |
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https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=jF-CkMpQtlY&pp=ygUUdmlsbGFnZSB...