I thin the Gene Hunt reference is supposed to be a bit sexist, because it's Gene Hunt. I really can't see anything else sexist in this - what is it you can see?
Only sexist thing I note are the thoughts I had about Gene (that his name?) whatshisface... And I'm not sure 'sexist' is the word I was looking for..... Mmmmmm.... Yum.
Gene Hunt is sexist, so it's what you'd expect him to say. But if it had been the words of Phillip Glenister, then you could possible deem it sexist. No more offensive than Stephen Fry's mincing comments.
Of course it is not sexist in the way the complainants meant.
The character of Gene Hunt is sexist and that part of the advert was 'in character'. Some folks should get a life and stop looking for things that offend them.
And the wimmin who complained will invariably be spaniel eared wizened fannied old harpies who need to get themselves a life.
If their complaints resulted in Noemie Lenoir's bra and knicker clad disappearance from our screens, I would hunt each of the 8 wimmin out and bludgeon them with a copy of a Greer book.
Are we completely devoid of levity? The whole point is that Hunt is portraying a time when we had a sense of humour about this sort of thing. No not sexist or indeed any other sort of "ist".