no chanceWill there be a Diane Abbott doll? I'm guessing some might see it as depicting racial stereotypes.
They'll be racist if they do and racist if they dont no doubtWill there be a Diane Abbott doll? I'm guessing some might see it as depicting racial stereotypes.
He should be fully grey like John Major...they both have more charisma than StarmerWill Keir - Forensic - Starmer become the new Steve - Interesting - Davis?
I hope you're wrong. Spitting image would be a welcome fillip to today modern, boring, can't offend anyone or anything, society.I imagine he will be very snowflake friendly. The original was based on being brutal and slating people based on current affairs.
I don't see this being anything like that.
Who are "the snowflakes" by the way? In my experience people who use that word are the ones who get angry and offended by everything.I really can’t see the snowflakes letting this run for long. They will be SO enraged!!! Delicate souls!!
agreed, and usually right wingersWho are "the snowflakes" by the way? In my experience people who use that word are the ones who get angry and offended by everything.
RuPaul, Adele, Kim Kardashian, James Corden, Beyoncé, Andrew Windsor, Donald Trump, Meghan Markle, Prince Harry, Kanye West and Vladimir Putin - all in the new series . pretty much covers all bases.
plenty of material to have a laugh at that circus.
Unlike its 1980s heyday, Mr Law said the new series would not focus on the lower ranks of British politics, explaining: "It's an awful lot of trouble to go to, and you want it to be effective."
He told the paper the show's producers are in talks with US-based networks about bringing the show to a wider global audience.
I'm not sure it's entirely for a US audience. Cummings isn't exactly known over there, but he's a key character in the new series as is Boris.If this line ups correct then it's probably not really going to be a political satire anyway...
...which makes sense if it's being made for a US audience. Is Diane Abbott well known over there?