somee duder Appreciate the popular cultural reference. An episode of “The Simpsons” whose treatment of the classic opera songs would, I think, be approved of by Messrs G&S. They definitely had a sense of humour.
Hate his adaption - Jonathon Miller is in a Simon Butterkiss documentary on G&S, declaring he hates them and that G&S’s work is racist and that is probably sang by UKIP voters. Idiotic comment. Germane Greer is saying likewise. Simon Butterkiss is a member of the D’Oyley Carte company.
@@bluemooninn This version of the play doesn't feature the totally pointless and superfluous racism that the original version did, and he's annoyed by that.
@@robokill387 if you watch it it has loads of it and so what it is a play of it's time and should not be change to please a bunch if idiot lefty children.
@@DarrenMalin it's a play of it's time, sure. Doesn't excuse continuing to perform it in its original form in the modern day. I don't get why you would care about this change anyway, plays are performed in updated and variant forms *all the time*, why is it horrible to change this one play but not every other one in existence? Especially considering that the racist content in this play is completely superfluous and removing it doesn't effect anything apart from not having yellowface. Why is the use of yellowface and inaccurate Asian stereotypes so important that you've decided that it's a hill worth dying on?
Why do I struggle to imagine Japan when I hear this song and always imagine Cheltenham?
Life is a joke that has just begun. How really profound.
Life is a joke? Well, none of us is laughing.
Psychic. >,
@@oz1902 You will. I am.
I love that line.
Sideshow Bob!
somee duder Appreciate the popular cultural reference. An episode of “The Simpsons” whose treatment of the classic opera songs would, I think, be approved of by Messrs G&S. They definitely had a sense of humour.
0:49 seconds is me when I stub my toe
Frasier brought me here
Is he your driver then? You know, on the side, part time like.
Me too😅
That's was a good idea
这哪里是三个小女仆，分明是仨老妖精
Carry on Mikado
Lmao!!! Frazier sung this!
Will and Grace, also Frasier, brought me here as well
Also the Simpsons
Nice
Hate his adaption - Jonathon Miller is in a Simon Butterkiss documentary on G&S, declaring he hates them and that G&S’s work is racist and that is probably sang by UKIP voters. Idiotic comment. Germane Greer is saying likewise. Simon Butterkiss is a member of the D’Oyley Carte company.
See, that makes me want to support whatever the opposite is of Jonathan Miller all the more
Nostalgia Critic brought me here.
j96
Who else came here because of the simpsons ?
No, I’ve loved The Mikado
Oh dear.. Lefty 'Relevance'. Yawn.
What are you talking about?
@@bluemooninn This version of the play doesn't feature the totally pointless and superfluous racism that the original version did, and he's annoyed by that.
@@robokill387 if you watch it it has loads of it and so what it is a play of it's time and should not be change to please a bunch if idiot lefty children.
@@DarrenMalin it's a play of it's time, sure. Doesn't excuse continuing to perform it in its original form in the modern day. I don't get why you would care about this change anyway, plays are performed in updated and variant forms *all the time*, why is it horrible to change this one play but not every other one in existence? Especially considering that the racist content in this play is completely superfluous and removing it doesn't effect anything apart from not having yellowface. Why is the use of yellowface and inaccurate Asian stereotypes so important that you've decided that it's a hill worth dying on?
@@robokill387 It is a British play I am English you want to wipe out my culture.