Mind Your Language

==Plot==
Mind Your Language is a British sitcom created by Vince Powell and produced and directed by Stuart Allen. It originally premiered on ITV in 1977 and ran for three seasons, ending in 1979. The first season has 13 episodes while the second and third have 8 each. Michael Grade, the director general at London Weekend Television, cancelled the show after Season 3, as he and many other people felt that its racial stereotypes (humourless German, passionate Italian, hypersexual French woman, etc.) were offensive. It was briefly revived for an independently-produced fourth season in 1985; like the first season, this one consists of 13 episodes.
The plot of Mind Your Language focuses on Jeremy Brown, an EFL teacher who works at a school run by Miss Courtney, and his experiences helping his students learn about the English language and culture. Originally the opening sequence cuts to Miss Courtney at the end and freezes but then changes to zooming up to her. In the second season Ingrid walks in after Danielle and then Giovanni and Zoltan have flowers which droop after Miss Courtney shows up. In the third season Danielle does her makeup before entering the room and Giovanni's flower droops as it does in the second season. While the opening sequence is animated the rest of the show is live action.
To date, only the first three seasons of Mind Your Language have been released on DVD.
==Members==
Characters	Characters 	Characters 	Characters 	Characters	Characters	Characters	Characters	Characters	Characters
Picture 	Name 	Job 	Nationality	 	 	 	 	 	
Staff 	Staff 	Staff 	Staff 	Staff 	Staff 	Staff 	Staff 	Staff 	Staff
 	Mr. Brown 	EFL teacher 	British 	 	 	 	 	 	
 	Miss Courtney 	Principal 	British 	 	 	 	 	 	
 	Sid 	Caretaker 	British 	 	 	 	 	 	
 	Gladys 	Tea lady 	British 	 	 	 	 	 	
Students 	Students 	Students 	Students 	Students 	Students 	Students 	Students 	Students 	Students
 	Ali Nadim 	Travelling salesman (starting in "A Fate Worse Than Death")	Pakistani 	 	 	 	 	 	
 	Taro Nagazumi 	Executive at Bushido Electronics 	Japanese 	 	 	 	 	 	
 	Jamila Ranjha 	Housewife 	Indian 	 	 	 	 	 	
 	Maximillian Papandrious	Shipping office worker at the docks 	Greek 	 	 	 	 	 	
 	Chung Su-Lee 	Diplomat 	Chinese 	 	 	 	 	 	
 	Danielle Favre 	Au pair 	French 	 	 	 	 	 	
 	Ranjeet Singh 	London Underground attendant 	Indian 	 	 	 	 	 	
 	Juan Cervantes 	Bartender 	Spanish 	 	 	 	 	 	
 	Giovanni Capello 	Chef at Ristorante dei Popoli 	Italian 	 	 	 	 	 	
 	Anna Schmidt 	Au pair 	German 	 	 	 	 	 	
 	Zoltan Szabo 	Unknown 	Hungarian 	 	 	 	 	 	
 	Ingrid Svenson 	Au pair 	Swedish 	 	 	 	 	 	
==Released==
<tabber>Season 1=
# The First Lesson
# An Inspector Calls
# A Fate Worse Than Death
# All Through the Night
# The Best Things in Life
# Come Back All Is Forgiven
# The Cheating Game
# Better to Have Loved and Lost
# Kill or Cure
# Hello Sailor
# A Point of Honour
# How's Your Father
# The Examination
|-|Season 2=
# All Present If Not Correct
# Queen for a Day
# Brief Re-Encounter
# Many Happy Returns
# Don't Forget the Driver
# A Hard Day's Night
# Take Your Partners
# After Three
|-|Season 3=
# I Belong to Glasgow
# Who Loves Ya Baby?
# No Flowers by Request
# Just the Job
# Guilty or Not Guilty
# Repent at Leisure
# The School Fete
# What a Tangled Web
|-|Season 4=
# Never Say Die
# Too Many Cooks
# Easy Come Easy Go
# Fifty Years On
# Time and Tide
# Ghoulies and Ghosties
# Mama Mia
# A Rash Decision
# Wedding Fever
# Everybody's Out
# The First Lady
# Teacher's Pet
# End of Term
</tabber>
Season 4 originally aired on TSW from September to December 1985, and from January to April 1986 in most other ITV regions.
==Audio==
 -Musical Artist: The Tony Mansell Singers- 
==Gallery==
File:Mind Your Language Intro.png|Scene from the show's animated intro
==Videos==
File:Mind Your Language - (1977-1979) - Opening credits 4K|Season 1 intro
File:Mind Your Language Season 4 (1985) - Opening Titles and Closing Credits|Season 4 intro and outro (from "Everybody's Out")
==External links==
*Mind Your Language's Wikipedia page
*Mind Your Language's IMDb page
*Mind Your Language's Official Facebook Page
*Mind Your Language Facebook group
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