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Nae wains, Great Danes.
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I never said British humour was untouchable. I said that the British feel will be gone, therefore it'll be complete different to shameless uk. So what's the point in it being called shameless?
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I Am Become Death Metal
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When it comes to importing a foreign TV series to America, they want that "feel" changed to a way Americans can relate. When networks bring a show to America like Life on Mars? or The Office, they are buying the premise. Outside of that everything on these Americanized shows are rebuilt for the American audience. I'm not saying that's right, but that is the best way to sell this product to America. There are not many foreign shows that reach mainstream America outside speciality networks like BBC America, CBC, Telemundo, or Univision.
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Nae wains, Great Danes.
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I can understand that, but on the same hand that's like saying programmes shown in certain countrys are targeted towards their culture and are on our screens because we can relate to them... I dunno about anyone else from the UK but I certainly can't relate to 90210 or The Hills. Or several other series for that matter.
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