Alexandros Tsouvelas and Elena Charalamboudi were interviewed on the camera of the Weekend Live show with Marji Lazarou and Dimitris Panopoulos, this Sunday on SKY.
Among other things, the well-known stand-up comedian and the Youtuber referred to the alternations of Then and Now in their series and to political correctness.
More specifically, Alexandros Tsouvelas noted to journalist Konstantinos Kalogeras that “in the alternation of Then and Now, one helps the other, that’s the truth. You see in both an exaggeration, it is not so, while in the Then we have an advantage that there is no reason not to say it. That we can overcome political correctness a little bit.”
“So with Then we can say words and phrases that, if someone said they were going to create a character, now they wouldn’t get through. We can get that unfilteredness across, with TV rules always, by showing Then.”
“That’s how it was then. Not that we endorse these attitudes, but that’s how it happened,” Elena Charalamboudi clarified, in her turn, to the camera of the SKY show.
