‘Da Ali G Show’ to air uncut on BritBox with “racist” warning
Da Ali G show is set to air uncut on BritBox with a warning about “racist terms”.The series will be available to watch on the streaming platform from tomorrow (May 20), where, per iNews, viewers will see a warning that episodes contain “crude humour, including racist terms which may offend, sexual references and strong language”.In Sacha Baron Cohen’s satirical series, which ran on Channel 4 from 2000 to 2004, characters including Kazakh journalist Borat and gay Austrian fashion aficionado Bruno are introduced, alongside Ali G.Ali G, who is intended to be a white or Asian man adopting the vocabulary of Black street culture, was accused of being racist when the show was first released.Last year, a number of TV series were removed from