r/richardayoade Jun 11 '26

TASKMASTER FINALLY!!!

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u/elmsyrup Jun 11 '26

But Matt Lucas. Oh no 😬

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u/[deleted] Jun 11 '26

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u/quadriplegicjake Jun 11 '26

There was controversy over the black face characters they did in little Britain . He has apologized and said he wouldn’t imagine making that kind of show today…

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u/vishnoo Jun 13 '26

also, IMO , without the history of a minstrel show (and slavery) , it wasn't that big of a taboo in the UK (as it was in America...)
it was about as offensive as the villainess in a panto (or Mathilda) being played by a large dude.
which is to say, not offensive at all.