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"Guys" shouldn't be included the quotes of "Gaki no Tsukai".

Is there some kind of doubt that the victors of the preliminary trials were in fact victors? If not, these quotes are unnecessary. Masic88, why exactly did you undo all of my revisions? Sparky-sama ( talk) 18:34, 18 December 2007 (UTC) undone revisions I've edited the times in this section because they were half-mixed 12-hour and military time, the latter also having the AM/PM timestamps which are redundant.

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contribs) 17:13, 7 March 2010 (UTC) Broadcasting TV stations.

7 March 2010, Soursimon -Preceding unsigned comment added by Soursimon ( talk Preceding unsigned comment added by Soursimon ( talk I do realize, however, that pages devoted to TV shows and movies are giant spoilers. An example of two would be 1) Matsumoto's record-breaking number of whips in the Hospital special and 2) Matsumoto's surprise ingredients in the Absolutely Tasty series. There are a few things I think would sort of ruin the surprise for new viewers. ~Garfield Turtle Anime~ ( talk) 18:57, 13 November 2009 (UTC) Hajiru Spoilers? The title translation should be adjusted accordingly.Īn explanation in Japanese ： M miyama ( talk) 15:09, 30 August 2012 (UTC) question įor this article, what are some ways we can keep it from being deleted? What does the article need? What is missing? What needs to be taken out? Anyone? A much more idomatic translation is "I'm not leaving empty handed". Literally it does mean "I'm not an errand boy" but it is used by debt collectors to mean: "Just because you haven't got what I came here for, doesn't mean I'm leaving empty handed" (as a child sent to the local shop to buy milk will just come home without spending the money if the shop is out of milk). It is an idiomatic phrase from Osaka and popularized by debt collectors. I agree, and the new translation is no better.

I'm not an errand boy is totally wrong, and makes no sense.

10 Gaki No Tsukai 2013 - Enthusiastic Teachers.

The entire country is still leaps and bounds behind other developed countries in the embracing more racial diversity, as pointed out by a YouTuber in his parody video.

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Japanese comedians are great at making people laugh, but sometimes they forget that skin color is no laughing matter. I want to establish a rule book with clear guidelines.”

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We’re not full impersonators after all, and so we’ll just do our variety shows without blackface from now on. And so I pondered over what we should do. The flow wasn’t bad at all… but Hamada was just horrible. Matsumoto: “ The theme this time was the American police, and we did Eddy Murphy’s Beverly Hills Cop. People in the television industry must now create programs from an international standpoint.” Maiko: “The symbolic blackface has always been condemned worldwide historically. ▼ Wait, you guys are trying not to offend people, right?Īlso present in the discussion was music producer Maiko Fukushima, who added a few words of her own.

When that’s put into the context of comedy, it becomes a different issue.” America had famous blackface singing groups (black minstrels) in the past, and it wasn’t a problem then because they were singing. Matsumoto: “I told Hamada we should knock on Eddie Murphy’s door and apologize to him.”Īndo: “Hamada’s take on Eddie Murphy was interesting, and since some foreigners may be sensitive to things like skin color, it came off as making fun of black people. That bit was meant to make viewers laugh but was taken as racial discrimination instead.” Were there costumes in the changing room? It’s his fault for not turning down the proposal (of the Eddie Murphy impersonation).”Īndo: “I think it was going well until the impersonation. Matsumoto: “I have a lot of things to say regarding this issue, but it’s too much of a hassle. The other member of Downtown, Hitoshi Matsumoto (who is also a regular cast member on Gaki no Tsukai), spoke up during a debate about the incident with newscaster Yuko Ando. Masatoshi Hamada is already famous in Japan for being one half of the extremely popular comedy duo Downtown (he’s also the mane behind this goofy impersonation of Kyary Pamyu Pamyu) but the veteran comedian has made a recent blunder that’s getting him much less positive attention overseas.ĭuring a New Year’s Eve segment on variety TV program Gaki no Tsukai, Hamada painted his face black to impersonate Eddie Murphy’s character in a parody of the 1984 movie, Beverly Hills Cop, drawing widespread condemnation in the process. Long debate on national television ensues.