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Old Shame: Mind Your Language was commissioned by Michael Grade not long after he was promoted to Director of Programmes at LWT in 1977 he was equally instrumental in axing the series in 1979, and acknowledged in an interview at the Edinburgh Television Festival in 1985 that he agreed with the accusations of racism against the series, saying 'it was really irresponsible of us to put it out. TikTok video from oldcomedies (oldcomedies): 'mindyourlanguage ali ranjeet india pakistan indian funnyclip funnyclips funny fyp fyp foryou foryoupage trend viral islam sikh'.

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Maria Papandrious, who replaced Max as a Greek representative for Series 4, was played by British actress Jenny Lee-Wright.

The Greek Max Papandrious was played by Kevork Malikyan, a Turkish-born Armenian.

ass was a motley crew of foreigners, most of who could barely speak English.

The Japanese Taro Nagazumi was played by Chinese-born Robert Lee. Set in a London College Of Further Education the series focused on the activities of the Evening Classes, in particular English as a Foreign Language, as taught by Mr Jeremy Brown whose cl.

Ranjeet Singh, a Punjabi Sikh, and Ali Nadim, a Pakistani Muslim, were respectively played by Albert Moses, who is native to Sri Lanka (not only not part of India, but off the opposite end of India from the Punjab region), and Dino Shafeek, who was a Muslim but hailed from what is now Bangladesh.

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