Da Ali G Show
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German title | Da Ali G Show |
Original title | Da Ali G Show |
Country of production |
United Kingdom United States |
original language | English |
Year (s) | 2000-2004 |
length | 30 minutes |
Episodes | 18 in 3 seasons |
genre | Comedy , satire |
First broadcast | March 30, 2000 on Channel 4 |
German-language first broadcast |
July 22, 2003 on VIVA |
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Da Ali G Show is a British / American comedy - television series .
There are six episodes produced in the United Kingdom by Channel 4 and broadcast by that broadcaster in 2000. There are also two seasons with a total of twelve episodes, which were produced in the United States by HBO and aired between 2003 and 2004.
In Germany the series ran on VIVA and MTV, in Austria on Thursday night on ORF 1 .
Characters
Ali G
Ali G (Alistair Leslie Graham) portrays a gangsta rapper from the hip-hop scene in a parodic way .
Borate
Borat Sagdiyev is a Kazakh reporter with manifestly anti-Semitic and chauvinist views.
Bruno
Bruno (sometimes also "Brüno") is a homosexual Austrian fashion journalist who uses suggestive questions in his interviews to provoke embarrassing answers.
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episode | title | content |
1x01 | Law and Order | Bruno interviews various personalities in the fashion industry at New York Fashion Week . He also appears at the Lloyed Klein underwear fashion show. |
1x02 | Was | Bruno continues his New York Fashion Week interviews with Heatherette and Michael & Hushi fashion shows. |
1x03 | Politics | Bruno is trying to get into the fashion show for the Marc Jacobs spring-summer collection. He offers oral and anal sex for this, but asserts that he is not gay. He also interviews Gisele Bündchen , where her name is misspelled. |
1x04 | Art | No Bruno contribution in this episode. |
1x05 | Science | Bruno interviews various stylists, including the well-known star stylist Jonathan Antin . |
1x06 | Belief | Bruno conducts interviews in Alabama , which he considers the gayest place in America. He also takes part in a football game as a cheerleader . |
2x01 | Respect | Bruno interviews a pastor who sees himself as a "gay convert" to find out which activities should be considered homosexual. |
2x02 | Recognize | No Bruno contribution in this episode. |
2x03 | Peace | Bruno hosts a show called “In oder Aus”, an interview show with celebrities about their popularity and sense of fashion. The opener for “Funkyzeit mit Brüno” is not used in this episode. |
2x04 | Realizee | Bruno is in South Beach, Florida interviewing a nightclub owner who believes house music would have prevented World War II if it had existed then. Bruno also spends an evening bouncing a club, sending people away who are not wearing the appropriate clothing, including a man who claims to be wearing a $ 250 shirt. |
2x05 | Yeah | Bruno takes square dance lessons in Georgia . |
2x06 | Realness | Bruno soaks up the sun in Daytona Beach , Florida , where he interviews five wrestlers and performs various moves with them. |
Episodes
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Differences between the show on Channel 4 and HBO
There are some differences between the versions of the Da Ali G Show that aired on Channel 4 and HBO .
Channel 4
- Use a canned laugh
- Takes place in Europe and partly in the United States
- Includes scenes that were written as a script
- Some consequences are like a talk show set up
HBO
- Do not use canned laughs
- Takes place in the United States
- Does not contain any scripted scenes
Awards
- 2000 - Ethnic Multicultural Awards (Best Entertainment Show)
- 2000 - TV Quick Award
- 2001 - BAFTA Award (Best Comedy Series)
Web links
- Da Ali G Show in the Internet Movie Database (English)
- Da Ali G Show on Channel 4 (English)