BritBox give The Catherine Tate show homophobic and racist' streaming warning
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dailystar.co.ukChristmas specials have been added to streaming platform BritBox but her characters – including foul-mouthed nan – have been red-flagged as offensive.Viewers tuning into her 2005 and 2007 offerings are told: “Contains adult humour, sex references, and homophobic and racist language that may offend.”In her 2007 special, nan made jokes about her new Indian neighbour.Receiving a pot of curry from her, she threw it in the bin, saying she didn’t want “the curtains to stink”.
She also referred to using elephants.Nan poked fun at gypsies and two Muslim women in burkas.She then wore one herself in the hope of getting better service at the local council office, suggesting Muslims receive preferential treatment from the authorities.In her 2007 show,.
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