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We now have ethnic engines, crazy.

 

From every programme I've seen involving Indian steam trains, they were all imported from the UK so technically they'll have British ancestry.

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funnily enough ive just seen this too

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-45368271

 

seems some of the Greek mythologies are getting female makeovers

Hmmm... :huh:

 

... For a worrying moment there I thought that link, "How the Troy story is getting a female makeover", was going to be about how

was being replaced by
. :confused:

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I tell you, all this PC nonsense started when they either muted the sound or changed the name of Guy Gibson's black Labrador to 'Digger or Trigger' in 'The Dambusters'.

 

Thin edge of the wedge I say.

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Why do you expect Chinese to identify with Chinese only and Indians with Indians only? Sounds a bit bigoted and racist to me :hihi:

 

The traditional format of the show is very popular around the world, this need for "progressive change" is only in the addled minds of puddled middle class hand wringers.

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Films, plays, books get updated all the time. I think it's a compliment to the original that it is being remade. I don't think the target audience will be that bothered by the changes; though I can see why the 'PC gone mad brigade' are stamping their feet.

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Ivor is much superior to Tom.

 

Ivor sings in a choir- gyda cariad

Edited by petemcewan

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Ivor is much superior to Tom.

 

Ivor sings in a choir- gyda cariad

 

Sorry, can't agree with you Pete.

 

Thomas features the voice talents of the greatest scouse voice ever.

 

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Mr Joker,

 

If you mean the narration. Then it is good-a very subtle scouse accent.

 

"pitch t com, pitch t com, pitch t com, shhhhh- tooty toot ",

 

goes Ivor.

 

There will be a welcome in the hillside-when he comes home again to Wales.

Edited by petemcewan

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