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In the show, George would be the one showing negative traits (he often called the Willis' daughter and his daughter-in-law, Jenny, by the racist epithet "zebra" due to her mixed race); Louise (and, quite often and with sass, Florence) would be the one to correct him. However, George often had positive traits: he would the only person able to fix the back problems of their neighbor Bentley (a British expat who worked for the United Nations; George could walk on Bentley's back and straighten it out).
In the show, George would be the one showing negative traits (he often called the Willis' daughter and his daughter-in-law, Jenny, by the racist epithet "zebra" due to her mixed race); Louise (and, quite often and with sass, Florence) would be the one to correct him. However, George often had positive traits: he would the only person able to fix the back problems of their neighbor Bentley (a British expat who worked for the United Nations; George could walk on Bentley's back and straighten it out).
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