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I truly believe you can't really understand British television/movies as a non-brit.

Class culture and classism colours all our fiction and you have to live it to understand it. So much of it is subconscious and subtle
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That's nonsense people can conceptualize how do you think we learn? These aspects of British culture are well documented in literature and history people get it don't be so up your own arse
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Oh well I guess class only exists in Britain. Nowhere else does class divide happen.
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But the doctors from gallifrey what's this bitch on about?
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>>222519227
>Class culture and classism colours all our fiction
You mean when they have some poorfag MC attain great achievements and win everyone's admiration? I think most people know these stories only exist to make poors feel like they and their lineage have a chance at being anything but the disposable labourers they are. Most American media uses this dynamic too. At this point it would be very hard to have an MC who is richer than everyone else without making him hate other rich people, give away his wealth, etc.
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>>222519328
>You mean when they have some poorfag MC attain great achievements and win everyone's admiration?
I dont think that's what happens in british films. They're a lot more honest with this sort of stuff.
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>>222519227
>the british urge to do something slightly different than others and then pretend it's somehow unique to them
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>>222519294
>>222521088
The british class system is unique though. Other countries have their own class system too obviously
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>>222519227
Ok but my some of my favorite shows are:
>Mr Bean
>Thin Blue Line
>Classic Dr Who
>Red Dwarf
>Hitchhikers Guide
>Peep Show
>It Crowd
>Inbetweeners
>Brittas Empire
>Chewin the Fat
>Still Game
>Doctor Martin
>Have You been Served
>Downton Abbey

>t. Born and raised in California in the 90s
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>>222519294
Nobody said that you midwit, it's that Britain has a very specific autistic taxonomy for it. Accent, school, postcode, what supermarket your mum went to, whether you say toilet or loo, all instantly sorted in the viewer's head. Americans watch it and go "haha funny northern man" and miss half the joke.
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>>222519227
As a non-brit, I liked Keeping Up Appearances.
And since the whole premise of the show is class differences, according to you that means I understand all of British culture.
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>>222519227
British films have been fucking awful for decades at this point. Same grey/bluescale misery porn all the time, always with le message. Or if not that, then some totally down to earth social commentary made by people exclusively in the London bubble. I blame that Ken ROACH for popularising sappy, phoney bullshit in this country. There is literally no cinema for northerners. Everything british film is from the pompous farthuffing southern POV and it just stinks..
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