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Julien 2022-01-22 08:02:21
It's been a long time since I saw such a funny sitcom, and the language jokes will not lose their effectiveness over time. How could Mr. Brown, who is handsome, friendly, patient and demeanor, let people not love him, and he looked so cute when he looked helpless to the...
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Mireya 2022-01-22 08:02:21
Ali:I was looking where I am going. Mr.Brown:I wasn't looking where I was going. To mourn Barry Evans, and to mourn the actors of Hacker and Humphrey in "Yes, Prime...
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Chloe 2022-01-22 08:02:21
After reading it, I forgot to say how to speak English. 233 good! Look! Homophony, accent, religious, racial, and political. The 1977 drama is still classic today. Cute and funny, I learned a Spanish sentence, I really like the Spanish uncle's silly jokes. XD saw the introduction of the actor, sad, fate, and untimely. How popular is this talent and appearance now? I am not born, I hope you live happily in heaven and not...
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Austin 2022-01-22 08:02:21
After reading it, I started to like it: smiled and said blimey, smiled with his hands folded and shook his head and said a thousand apologies, smiled with a spread of hands and said por favor, with a naive expression of santa maria!...
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Rasheed 2022-01-22 08:02:21
If you have poor English like me, you should follow along with...
Mind Your Language Comments
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Melba 2022-01-22 08:02:21
This is utopia!
"Mind your language" is a British drama aired in December 1977. It tells an interesting story that happened when the English teacher Mr. Brown taught students whose English is not their native language. A total of three seasons, I only watched the first two seasons. The third season was abandoned...
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Alivia 2022-01-22 08:02:21
A very warm comedy
This is really a very good sitcom. Although it is a very old drama, it feels much better than some of the sitcoms now.
Mr. Brown, who is gentle and kind, is really too cute. He can still be so patient with such a group of foreign students in a variety of situations. He is really resistant to...
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[repeated line]
Ali Nadim: Jolly good!
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Jeremy Brown: [Mr Brown is talking to the class about everyday things they should know how to say and do] Ali, where would you go to get some aspirin?
Ali Nadim: The Tandoori Takeaway.
Jeremy Brown: What?
Ali Nadim: My jolly good friend who works there always has plenty aspirin.
Jeremy Brown: No, where would you *buy* aspirin?
Ali Nadim: Why would I be buying aspirin, when I can get it from my jolly good friend for free?
Jeremy Brown: All right, where would you go if the Tandoori Takeaway was closed?
Ali Nadim: Oh, blimey! The Taj Mahal Curryhouse
Jamila Ranjha: White Chemist!
Jeremy Brown: [Ali leaves his seat and begins to walk out of the classroom] Where are you going?
Ali Nadim: To buy aspirin.
Jeremy Brown: I thought you said you didn't have a headache?
Ali Nadim: Oh blimey! I do now!
