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The PC police win again
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An episode of classic sitcom Fawlty Towers has been pulled from a streaming site of its use of racial slurs.
Over 45 years after it first aired, 'The Germans' episode has now been made temporarily unavailable by UKTV - a BBC owned streaming service - while it carries out a review of its content.
The show sees lead actor John Cleese, in the role of hotel owner Basil Fawlty, goose-stepping while shouting "don't mention the war" in front of a group of German tourists.
Another scene from the same episode sees another character, Major Gowen, use offensive language when talking about the West Indies cricket team.
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