A mark of deference for the land of their ancestors? :dunno:
Ask a British Person.......
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Harry look just like Charles. And william look more like Diana.
Moosehead has been pumping Itself full of Charlie the last time I took any notice of It.
I know.
She had a well fuckable bod! :thumbsup:
You ARE definitely 'avin a giraffe. :eek:
Yes, which resulted in Harry.
No thanks, I'm doing my utmost to avoid looking at Master Hewitt.
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Favorable.
White man / Black woman:
Star Trek
November 1968 - "Plato's Stepchildren"
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Result:
4 Emmy nominations and 5 Hugo (Sci-Fi) nominations in 1968.
A multi-billion dollar cultural phenomenon spanning more than 40 years, launching multiple other TV series and movies (Totaling 155 Emmy Nominations and 33 Emmy Awards).
Black man / White woman:
Ally McBeal (FOX)
1997
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More than 10 Major Awards.
(2 Emmy Awards. 2 Screen Actors Guild Awards. 4 Golden Globes. Peabody Award etc...)
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Black man / White man:
Will & Grace (NBC)
February 9, 2006
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10 Emmy Nominations and 2 Emmy Awards in 2006.
Screen Actors Guild award 2006.
Consistently in the Nielsen Top 20 most watched programs in the U.S. several years running.
More than 45 Major Awards overall, including People's Choice and Screen Actors Guild. (16 Emmy Awards, and 83 Emmy Nominations.)
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I thought that if a British man speaks with an upper-class accent then Americans think he's gay - therefore, the American gays like that. :dunno:
There is a very posh upper-class Brit actor, Rupert Everett, who's gay. I understand he's huge in America.
I think you're right here. :thumbsup:
so these shows are award winning because of their interracial relationships?
I didn't say that.
Bigoldowls' question was "What was the reaction?".
(He was not sure if there even had been any such kiss)
According to him, the reaction serves as a guide to determine if the country is racist or not.
Do you think it serves as such a guide?
He pointed out that in the UK "we have no problems with it".
As for the U.S., at the very least, we can say that their supposed racism did not stop them from watching these shows regularly and awarding them with highest honours. One could even conclude from this that the majority of people had "no problems with it".
So .... you do actually think it serves as an accurate guide to determine if a country is racist?
Judging by your response, you believe it not only serves as valid evidence but the above list of reactions is "not enough" evidence.
How many programs would count as sufficient evidence for you?
Do you think a predominantly racist U.S. will watch a few such shows every week and give them Emmys... but if they are shown too many interracial shows they'll snap and show their true colours?
Should the U.S. create a lot of programs with interracial kissing to prove to the U.K. that it is not racist? Ahhhhh 51 shows as of June 5th, now the U.S. is not racist.
Assuming it is any kind of evidence at all...
Is it really the number of shows that matters?
... or is it the reaction to and the acceptance of the shows that matters?
:dunno: