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The Thin Blue Line Season 2 Episode 2 Ism Ism Ism (Patreon)

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2024-04-02 02:30:01
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2024-04-08 23:59:46
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Nickthegamingnerd

Hey Josh, the actor you found familiar He was Dave in the full monty Robert Baratheon in game of thrones

Jehan Ariyaratnam

I think this is the wrong episode, this was ism ism ism which I think was the 2nd episode of this series

Danny

Yeah, his fat friend with low self esteem to get his kit off

Danny

Yeah episode 2. It just give the episode title at the start as opposed to episode number. Its fine story wise, they dont really follow on

Danny

Todger is also slang for 🍆😅

Danny

That black guy they arrested is really big for voice over work. Been in lots of kids shows, movies and video games like Fable and Final Fantasy. Colin McFarlane is his name

Charlie

It’s mentioned in an early episode that Fowler trained at Hendon Police College, which is the college for the Metropolitan Police, so even though he’s very disparaging of the Met in this and one or two other episodes, he probably began his career as part of it.

Nickthegamingnerd

He's also in broken sword the adventure game. The French valet guy at the beginning, using the same voice he's using here https://youtu.be/KepYSvtfSLc?si=wCt8H1B0xK08pXB1 30 minutes in Drove me crazy when I first watched this episode back in the day, couldn't for the life of me remember where I had heard his voice

Nickthegamingnerd

This episode is ism ism ism josh, the second episode of season 2, court in the act is episode 1

BigChanChan

A very funny episode... Verging on propaganda by the notorious left-wing writer but very clever and witty propaganda.

Sam

That was my thought. There was some denial of English ethnicity in there that I didn't appreciate.

BigChanChan

Yep and they also conveniently ignored percentages and shear numbers when comparing medieval immigration to now... It was getting a bit tiresome near the end of this episode... I'm not a fan of writers or directors trying to push a political narrative, especially in a comedy show... This is among many reasons this isn't nowhere as good as his Blackadder masterpiece in which I didn't feel like i was being patronised like I do in this show.

Danny

That is the voice he uses in most things. Theres a kids show called Tinga Tinga Tales about "tales from Africa". He narrates it in that voice. His normal voice just sounds like a typical London accent

VEGGIE GAMER

Just to explain the joke about William the Conqueror - his population he led were called 'The Normans' XD

Saul

This is a blast from an era before the polarisation of today - this would get ripped to pieces for 'wokism' if it came out now. Strange to think that it's thirty years later and yet the progressivism in this episode wouldn't be acceptable today. I don't remember anyone causing a fuss about the well-meaning left-wing preachiness at the time but they sure as shit would nowadays.

Saul

It is very preachy. Habib is hard to like because she's given so little to do except be the voice of Ben Elton's political beliefs. To me the best way to get your beliefs out there is just to have the characters treat one another as they would anyone else. As soon as you start sermonising you lose some of the potential converts. We liberals have lost that ability to persuade people...as opposed to just telling them they're moral perverts because they disagree. Persuasion is always better than moral blackmail.

John

I think people have always been just as fucked as they are now but back then everyone wasn't bitching online about stuff. People didn't hear everyone's opinion daily. For the most part. Other than the people around you. Now a lot people's personality comes from the internet because every stupid opinion is online and they are essentially raised by idiots posting comments. And the parents that should be raising those kids are also glued to a phone.