By Jimmy Perry PUBLISHED: 20:51 EST, 17 March 2014 | UPDATED: 05:51 EST, 18 March 2014 Here’s a funny thing, though it might not make you laugh. Dad’s Army, the show I created and co-wrote with David Croft, is repeated every Saturday and gets audiences of 2.2 million. But my favourite sitcom of all, the one that recaptures the most extraordinary era of my life, will never be screened again. Classic: The It Ain't Half Hot Mum cast with Michael Bates in make-up as Rangi, centre front It Ain’t Half Hot Mum has been deemed by the BBC too politically incorrect and even racist to be repeated.
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It Ain't Half Hot Mum deemed politically incorrect by Corporation
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Jimmy Perry claims it is an accurate portrayal of a bygone era
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Blasts BBC 'Oxbridge graduates' for not acknowledging 'real world'
@placeholder (right) created Dad's Army with David Croft (left) but his other comedy was his real hit, he says