I can’t pick one, I love all her sketches, but I will have to say the first skit I ever saw, and this was before I really got into Doctor Who, and didn’t know who Catherine Tate was. And that sketch was “did you hear about our John?” Only I didn’t realize it for a few years till I was watching reruns of the Catherine Tate show on BBC America
@@chesterdonnelly1212 there's supermarket brie and then there's Brie de Meaux from le bon marché like how there's normal supermarket cheddar and then Fortnum & Mason farmhouse cheddar
@@kitfoxworth5461 Catherine Tate says this during the dvd commentary on the series 3 dvd where she and two other people who worked on the show talk over the sketches and the one they were doing commentary on was the egg 🥚 and spoon 🥄 race sketch where she causes Panic by shouting that the eggs are not organic. If you use the select a sketch on one of the menus on the series 3 dvd and then turn on the commentary you should hear it.
"I think we have some Wesleydale left over." "It's a Parisian picnic, do you want all the other children to laugh at you!" LOL. I do know some mothers like this:)
tbf it has nothing to do with wealth, bringing an English cheese to a Parisian picnic is just dumb, especially when said English cheese is more expensive and difficult to obtain than a simple French brie.
I'm American and had to Google Nurofen. It's Ibuprofen here. But we'd be more likely to say two Tylenol and a glass of wine. Interesting the differences of product names.
Ha! Ha! While the poor chav parents are watching this and leaving their kids to play X-Box on their own while eating processed shit sandwiches and crisps.... Shhhhhhhhhhhhh, don't upset the chavs they are mentally fragile.
I went to a private school, and while I’m too poor to be posh, a lot of my classmates were. So I found myself in a few situations just like this where they were losing their heads and myself and the other non posh kids were just confused. Eventually I learned a life lesson: even if you don’t know what’s going on, just match the energy of the person in front of you. They’ll feel seen, and eventually you’ll figure out what the hell is going on.
People who went to private school calling themselves poor is so funny to me. If you went to private school, you are not poor is any way, shape, or form. Unless you were on some kind of full scholarship for orphans perhaps.
@@rosawhelan3229yes, i think she means "poor" in the sense of "my daddy didnt own a private jet". All this class stuff in british culture is kinda foreign to me as a german. That isnt really a topic here.
@rosawhelan3229 WRONG. All public schools offer scholarships for bright pupils, they have too, it's how they keep their charity status. If their charity status were removed they would stop awarding scholarships, then ALL public school children would be from rich families and bright children would be condemned to the state system. Given the way our politics is going, I should have thought most of the electorate would be pleased to have well-educated "normal" people running the country.
@@tartarsauce4463 You are brilliant. and yes haveing smoked a Frankenstein once or twice in my poor days it tastes like shit but you get your nicotine all right. When you got a 12 pack of Sam's Choice and a pack of basics for a fortnight you do what you must...least I didn't have kids at the time. Little brats git Coca-Cola and Camels and bitch about it...fucking ingrates, don't know how good they have it 😉
You think rich people are above coca cola...? I'm a millionaire and I call it coke and drink it rather regularly. People aren't that different just because they have money. I bet if you suddenly had an obscene amount of money you wouldn't randomly give up your habitual amenities. Shit, I and many of my peers order McDonald's pretty regularly. Maybe you'll be surprised that rich people fart too! Shocking!
Jacqueline Paul I lived in the UK for two years. She really is genius. This, Little Britain and I’m Alan Partridge (I know that’s a pretty wide range) I still miss
At last, some well deserved sympathy for the poor children. Look at the dangers they've been exposed to: non-organic eggs, a man from a garage, a Northern nanny. Personally, I'm surprised that they've found the strength to carry on...
I used to live among people like this. You would be amazed how much they neglect their kids, despite worrying about filling them with organic quinoa, good brie and artisan bread.
I've met kids from rich families and it made me sad how happy some of them were coming round to ours doing the simplest stuff that cost nothing and how much fun they had getting covered in mud, putting on wellies and mucking out stables, collecting leaves, pine cones and carving out pumpkins so we could sail them down a river with a "If found please call" note inside. One of my dogs came to us from a poor start to life and was kept outside all his life in cramped, confined kennels with virtually no contact or interaction from people. He's so happy at just being with you on the sofa, boops you on the head with his nose when you put down his food bowl or give him treats like "Thanks fam" oh God his gratitude is heartbreaking sometimes. Those kids made me feel the same way.
@@kermitthefrog3632 The important difference is that rich families have the resources to care for their children and spend a lot of time cultivating an image of perfection, but are often just as dysfunctional as the.. crackheads.
Reminds me of when French mum attended a very posh do in London once. The hostess asked about her accent and when my mum said she was French, the woman replied "Oh we have French servants, but they are so voracious!"
How did your family manage with a Brie Crises, are you all out of therapy yet? Health warning, its a working class person writing this, take your two pills and a gob full of fizzy wine after reading it.
I have to say the Posh People sketches are my favourites because it takes me back to my childhood and all the rich kids I grew up around and their parents.
I mean i love them on one hand, but i feel mixed about the comment section because people ironically more use them to hate people with supposedily posh tastes than actually being problematic people. TBH people of all different classes can have a willingness to explore and that kind of attitude ironically just keeps up the division between those who are posh and arent. It also in sad cases makes room for justification of problematic behaviors that claim to be rebels aganist poshness but really are just their own forms of enforcement such as ither forma of consevatism.
The BBC is very good at this stuff. They did Absolutely Fabulous, too, about a couple of leisured types and their trivial lives. The BBC understand them very well. Eastenders, on the other hand ...
Great sketch. It seems like she's getting a call telling her that her husband's been in a car crash and it turns out he hasn't been able to get brie for the children's school picnic.
The problem is, when she said that he wasn’t able to find any good Brie in Paris, my thought was a pretty flabbergasted ‘What, not even at the Bon Marche?’. I don’t know whether to be flattered or insulted now. Please vote in the comments.
I went to school in Harrogate. Its a lot like North Leeds but it might as well be Mars. The Harrogate, Leeds, York triangle is connected via an umbilical chord to the central London. Honestly, I have lived in both and its the same people.
A friend of mine flatted in London in the 60s and met some ultra posh types. One guy, an Eton or Harrow Boris type, was visiting their flat. Someone asked him to put the kettle on, and he seemed genuinely not to know how to light a gas stove. "How does this thing work?" My friend Frank was in hysterics. He said the guy was hilarious and didn’t seem to be joking. It was like the Python, Upper Class Twit of the Year sketch.
It's almost unnoticeable but the phone call section here has added drama and tension with the sound of the clock ticking. There's a quality of doom....and rightly so!
I'm surprised this character even allows her kids to drink fizzy juice being quite overprotective of them & everything? 🤔 One of Catherine Tate's best lol
I wonder if they drink it through a metal straw, poured into a tumbler, after being served the "old fashioned" coca cola beverages... I used to drink a cola nut drink about 8 or 10 years ago - AND it was organic! I think I stopped because I had the idea of producing my own instead (and why not?)
Ironic, because most people seem to find Catherine Tate unfunny. Almost as if comedy is subjective, and not limited to particular time periods or generations?
"Oh Thomas don't be silly, it's a parisian picnic, do you want the other children to laugh at you?" 😂
That's what everyone deserves for not having good Brie.
He could have taken camembert, to be fair.
She’s got a point, silly boy…
@@samhilton4173
To be finicky both Camembert and Roquefort are not from Paris or Ile de France 😁
Dairylea Dunkers from the 24 Hour Garage ⛽
I just love her "posh" skits. She's so expressive with everything she does but that "aghast" look she gets absolutely kills me. And those children!
I can’t pick one, I love all her sketches, but I will have to say the first skit I ever saw, and this was before I really got into Doctor Who, and didn’t know who Catherine Tate was. And that sketch was “did you hear about our John?” Only I didn’t realize it for a few years till I was watching reruns of the Catherine Tate show on BBC America
These are the best. The other where she’s a school kid or whatever, hate them with passion. Awful pandering
@@WastingTime1878 To whom would she be pandering?
I think mukulsharma is bovvered.
I heard my 3 year old granddaughter say “Daddy, I want my brioche now” earlier today and it reminded me of this sketch. 😂
That’s so sweet and funny
Brioche sounds fancy but is terrrible quality bread
@@AWhileHanlin this, brioche get a whole marketing treatment and suddenly everyone forgot its one of the cheaper bakery items
I want my brioche now s'il vous plait.
@@cecille5833 Rich people always co opt poor people food & make it expensive.
Look at lobster.
It does make you think how fortunate we all really are to have access to good Brie. Makes me shiver just thinking about it.....
There's brie in every supermarket. This makes me think I've never had "good brie".
@@chesterdonnelly1212 there's supermarket brie and then there's Brie de Meaux from le bon marché like how there's normal supermarket cheddar and then Fortnum & Mason farmhouse cheddar
@@grassytramtracks now I have had good cheddar. But never good brie sadly
@@chesterdonnelly1212 You'll know good brie when you encounter it, because it smells like used gym socks.
I love that she's based on an actual snooty person who was rude to her while Catherine Tate was pregnant at Kings Cross IIRC.
Omg is she??? Where does she mention this omg
@@Nanancay I don't know the exact interview but all her characters are based on people she's encountered.
@@kitfoxworth5461 Catherine Tate says this during the dvd commentary on the series 3 dvd where she and two other people who worked on the show talk over the sketches and the one they were doing commentary on was the egg 🥚 and spoon 🥄 race sketch where she causes Panic by shouting that the eggs are not organic. If you use the select a sketch on one of the menus on the series 3 dvd and then turn on the commentary you should hear it.
Revenge is perhaps the wrong motivation for making a sketch.
@@banjopink4409 hardly revenge, rather, inspiration..
"I think we have some Wesleydale left over."
"It's a Parisian picnic, do you want all the other children to laugh at you!"
LOL. I do know some mothers like this:)
MsTimelady71 Wensleydale
My mother was like that...Always "what would the neighbors think..."
tbf it has nothing to do with wealth, bringing an English cheese to a Parisian picnic is just dumb, especially when said English cheese is more expensive and difficult to obtain than a simple French brie.
@@Yamezzzz who the hell has a Parisian picnic unless they're in Paris!? Jesus Christ there are children dying from starvation in poor countries!
@@therasheck god mine too ...when in reality she means what she thinks blaming the neibors to manipulate.
Not only is Catherine Tate wonderful in these Posh Family skits, but the kids are really good.
"Two Nurofen and a glass of Pellegrino". Perfect x
still works in 2021!
at least she didn't say and a glass of Prosecco which was what I was expecting.
@@katbar6066 oh no i don't think she'd ask for prosecco!!
I'm American and had to Google Nurofen. It's Ibuprofen here. But we'd be more likely to say two Tylenol and a glass of wine. Interesting the differences of product names.
@@ginaruff2827 Not wine, sparkling water. If not San Pellegrino then Perrier.
The actual funny thing is, she's spending time with her children doing meaningful activities, and her kids respect her.
Its a joke...lighten up x
Yeah she's not bad. She's just neurotic.
Yes.
Ha! Ha! While the poor chav parents are watching this and leaving their kids to play X-Box on their own while eating processed shit sandwiches and crisps.... Shhhhhhhhhhhhh, don't upset the chavs they are mentally fragile.
..whilst teaching them the values of snobbery and superficiality.
The child actors are a-maze-ing! Fantastic skit, fantastic writing, fantastic acting.
I went to a private school, and while I’m too poor to be posh, a lot of my classmates were. So I found myself in a few situations just like this where they were losing their heads and myself and the other non posh kids were just confused. Eventually I learned a life lesson: even if you don’t know what’s going on, just match the energy of the person in front of you. They’ll feel seen, and eventually you’ll figure out what the hell is going on.
People who went to private school calling themselves poor is so funny to me. If you went to private school, you are not poor is any way, shape, or form. Unless you were on some kind of full scholarship for orphans perhaps.
Or simply DONT be fake just to fit in with the (even) richer kids! Not an option?
@@rosawhelan3229yes, i think she means "poor" in the sense of "my daddy didnt own a private jet". All this class stuff in british culture is kinda foreign to me as a german. That isnt really a topic here.
@@rosawhelan3229 you can be too poor to be considered posh. Not all rich people are posh, but all posh people are rich.
@rosawhelan3229 WRONG. All public schools offer scholarships for bright pupils, they have too, it's how they keep their charity status.
If their charity status were removed they would stop awarding scholarships, then ALL public school children would be from rich families and bright children would be condemned to the state system.
Given the way our politics is going, I should have thought most of the electorate would be pleased to have well-educated "normal" people running the country.
I'm surprised this family drinks coca cola
Same 😂😂
Well if you noticed they don't drink Coca Cola, its the point, they just have it in the refrigerator.
@@tartarsauce4463 You are brilliant. and yes haveing smoked a Frankenstein once or twice in my poor days it tastes like shit but you get your nicotine all right. When you got a 12 pack of Sam's Choice and a pack of basics for a fortnight you do what you must...least I didn't have kids at the time. Little brats git Coca-Cola and Camels and bitch about it...fucking ingrates, don't know how good they have it 😉
@@tartarsauce4463 silence peasant
You think rich people are above coca cola...? I'm a millionaire and I call it coke and drink it rather regularly. People aren't that different just because they have money. I bet if you suddenly had an obscene amount of money you wouldn't randomly give up your habitual amenities. Shit, I and many of my peers order McDonald's pretty regularly.
Maybe you'll be surprised that rich people fart too! Shocking!
She's just genius....her and Tracy Ullman.
Jacqueline Paul
Don't forget Julie Walters, and the late Victoria Wood.
Absolute comedy genius.
RAW TOPSHOT
Oh I know..i loved Vicks and cried hard wen she died.
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Jacqueline Paul I lived in the UK for two years. She really is genius. This, Little Britain and I’m Alan Partridge (I know that’s a pretty wide range) I still miss
Exactly my two favourite sketch comedians. Ullman and Tate need to do a collaboration
“You’ll bruise the dough” 😂😩
No, its only panini!!!.. 🤣🤣😆
"Has he tried Le Bon Marché ?" It works here in France as well ! Hilarious !
yes please I would love a gooseberry and cinnamon yoghurt
Sabina Karim no! There 24 hours gone off! Don’t do it!
But I've already started eating my Gooseberry and Cinnamon Yogurt!!
What will happen to me??
@@thedave7760 It’s been 2 years. Are you still singing in the field? Serves you right for being such an old greedy gobble gannet
Best line:
And Jacques, thank you. I know it wasn’t an easy call to make.
😅😂😂
This series of documentaries is simply super duper.
2 people didn't wait for their olives to temper
tempaaahhh
Would you like a coca cola and a gooseberry and cinnamon yoghurt?
ShonenShogun2970 yes please
Yes😂
Me inas34 hach and Erin mills are having a gooseberry cinnamon yoghurt. Would you like a grooseberry cinnamon yoghurt?
ShonenShogun2970 why yes 👌😄
*EVERYONE PUT YOUR GOOSE BERRY AND CINNAMON YOGHURTS DOWN. THE GOOSEBERRY AND CINNAMON YOGHURTS ARE EXPIRED BY ONE HOUR.*
This is what a serious crisis looks like for David Cameron and his friends.
You have a short memory. David Cameron lost a child.
He deals with the biggest credit crisis in history and does a cracking job unlike labour
Patricia Lavender Saddest thing in the world.
I hate ppl who go i was 500 like
Im 500th like btw
Don't you mean David Camembert
I like how close and supportive they are
Catherine is comedy genius and the kids are gems
Would you like a gooseberry and cinnamon yoghurt?
Yum yum!
@@JoeBleasdaleReal ( it's expired )
FERGUS! NOOOOOO!!!!
I'm such a greedy gobble gannet!
And did those feet in ancient time,
Walk upon England's mountains green.
2 kids who can act 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 that’s rare
Well they actually can't act, but it doesn't really matter as this isn't a serious acting gig anyway
@@JustSomeAussie1 Okay then.
@@JustSomeAussie1 says the colonist.
@@philipkempbell7174 I could be an aboriginal for all you know, dipshit
@@JustSomeAussie1 Except you aren't. Isn't that right Alex?
Thomas and Cloe have had to endure so much trauma in their short lives.
At last, some well deserved sympathy for the poor children. Look at the dangers they've been exposed to: non-organic eggs, a man from a garage, a Northern nanny. Personally, I'm surprised that they've found the strength to carry on...
@@heyokaikaggen6288 and let's not forget they lost a friend to expired yogurt!
@@heyokaikaggen6288 What about the trauma of riding through Tottenham!
Why does she ask Chloe if she wants a Coca-Cola after she closes the cooler door?
that's a test - Chloe isn't supposed to drink coke to stay a slender lady
citygirl2192, because she is a moron!
Because they are wealthy housewifes and they don't do much during the day so they have time for all this non-sense
jeylful ah, the rich 😒
Just to tell her she has to get it herself as she has closed the door. You don't understand her at all.
These 2 kids are a gem
This makes me want to go and be a housekeeper in Belgravia once again - they are indeed just like that... funny bunch.
I would rather work in McDonalds than pander to people like that
Some are, some aren't. Pay is good and lots of perks. At least you don't get the Mcd Karens screaming their heads off.
This is very much Chiswick …
I love the innocence of their simple little world. If only the worst thing that could happen to anyone would be not finding the really good brie! 😮
Err... Yers... LOL
Even funnier is the fact that there ARE some people actually like this ;-)
I used to live among people like this. You would be amazed how much they neglect their kids, despite worrying about filling them with organic quinoa, good brie and artisan bread.
I've met kids from rich families and it made me sad how happy some of them were coming round to ours doing the simplest stuff that cost nothing and how much fun they had getting covered in mud, putting on wellies and mucking out stables, collecting leaves, pine cones and carving out pumpkins so we could sail them down a river with a "If found please call" note inside. One of my dogs came to us from a poor start to life and was kept outside all his life in cramped, confined kennels with virtually no contact or interaction from people. He's so happy at just being with you on the sofa, boops you on the head with his nose when you put down his food bowl or give him treats like "Thanks fam" oh God his gratitude is heartbreaking sometimes. Those kids made me feel the same way.
I agree and i know a couple of people who are more worried about what people think to enjoy time with their children. Really sad tbh
Yes, because poor people don't neglect their kids ... especially the ones addicted to crack or in jail.
@@kermitthefrog3632 The important difference is that rich families have the resources to care for their children and spend a lot of time cultivating an image of perfection, but are often just as dysfunctional as the.. crackheads.
Reminds me of when French mum attended a very posh do in London once. The hostess asked about her accent and when my mum said she was French, the woman replied "Oh we have French servants, but they are so voracious!"
1:48 If Thomas had said Feta his mother would probably have thrown olives at him 😂
Not until they are tempered.
Second clip I have viewed...love it! As an American who has lived in various parts of the U.K over the years, I appreciate their sense of humor.
86 people used a metal spoon and bruised their dough.
Literally this is my sister. Born and bred in North Wales but is now an “oh kkkk yaaaa” posh southerner. Oh, the horror!
So what happens when she goes home?
I'm a southerner but I rarely come across people like this. Like most of the country the vast majority are working class
😂😂 The kids deserve an Oscar!!
"I'm getting one of my headaches...."
I have met women like this. They are always a walking drama.
I watch copious amounts of British programming and had little idea what she said at the end there. Thank you
They work so well together.
I Won't lie some of my family are exactly like this, it's a brilliant caricature.
You have my deepest sympathy.
How did your family manage with a Brie Crises, are you all out of therapy yet? Health warning, its a working class person writing this, take your two pills and a gob full of fizzy wine after reading it.
1000 types of cheese in France and dad didn't find Brie! Unacceptable! I am with Thomas on this one ;-)
he is to turn back this instant!
Fergus is still in the field 😭😭😭😭
He knew the rules, he paid the price. Ginger git.
@@10538overture those are the consequences for a greedy gobblegannet
Great character acting from Caff, spot awn
I have to say the Posh People sketches are my favourites because it takes me back to my childhood and all the rich kids I grew up around and their parents.
I mean i love them on one hand, but i feel mixed about the comment section because people ironically more use them to hate people with supposedily posh tastes than actually being problematic people.
TBH people of all different classes can have a willingness to explore and that kind of attitude ironically just keeps up the division between those who are posh and arent.
It also in sad cases makes room for justification of problematic behaviors that claim to be rebels aganist poshness but really are just their own forms of enforcement such as ither forma of consevatism.
These two kids are incredible!!
Hard to believe they are nearly 30 now
The two kids in this sketch play the part fantastically. Anyone know who they are
Francesca Isherwood and JJ Bee.
Oh I miss Catherine's humour and genius writing ❤️
I love Brie, I’m such a greedy gobble gannet!
Fergus, no!
You little scoundrel!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
The kids are polite and doing a nice activity with their mum.
The BBC is very good at this stuff. They did Absolutely Fabulous, too, about a couple of leisured types and their trivial lives. The BBC understand them very well. Eastenders, on the other hand ...
I really like the Blonde on Chatharine. The red looks nice on her too, but I think the blonde makes her look just beautfiul!
will there ever come more sketches of the "posh people" ? i love them :D
What a good mother many millions of children are not so lucky!
It's true. She is highly strung but she spends quality time with her children.
"C"mon .... QUICK STICKS"😂💋
Am going to use this
I am scrolling, just about to go into comment window and write 'Cmon... Quicksticks'. At the exact moment, I see this.
I kept trying to figure out where I knew her from and finally figured out she was on the U.S. version of The Office. Very funny!
I know they are making fun of these people. But highkey this is my dream life
Why would you want to live like that lol it's so boring
@@preparetoholdyourcolour7080 Seems pretty high energy and drama-filled to me. No Good Brie 😱😱😱
The sketches are played for laughs, but for the actual characters this is high-stress drama. You wouldn't want that in your life.
@@shelbynamels973better than living around hood rats and chavs.
Great sketch. It seems like she's getting a call telling her that her husband's been in a car crash and it turns out he hasn't been able to get brie for the children's school picnic.
Why did you summarize the sketch?
wow you saw the video too! cool!
And now I have no need to watch it.
Spoiler alert!
Cool2BCeltic yikes
This is very serious and it was handled very well
absolutely blessing my homepage
This brod is hilarious, but the kids are also brilliant .
Well at least they’re not all going to DIE!!!
She’s so TALENTED, I laugh everytime I watch it
I love it --- I know people like this --- it's absolutely hilarious and frightening at the same time.
Michelle... Im waiting for my olives to temper 😂❤😂✌️🇮🇪
The problem is, when she said that he wasn’t able to find any good Brie in Paris, my thought was a pretty flabbergasted ‘What, not even at the Bon Marche?’. I don’t know whether to be flattered or insulted now. Please vote in the comments.
I visit people like this in North Leeds as part my job... it’s literally like ‘I’M’ from another city!😂
I went to school in Harrogate. Its a lot like North Leeds but it might as well be Mars. The Harrogate, Leeds, York triangle is connected via an umbilical chord to the central London. Honestly, I have lived in both and its the same people.
Yah we have this problem in Bratfud 😂😂😂
The children are great actors.
Tempah
A friend of mine flatted in London in the 60s and met some ultra posh types. One guy, an Eton or Harrow Boris type, was visiting their flat. Someone asked him to put the kettle on, and he seemed genuinely not to know how to light a gas stove. "How does this thing work?" My friend Frank was in hysterics. He said the guy was hilarious and didn’t seem to be joking. It was like the Python, Upper Class Twit of the Year sketch.
The music that starts playing when she answers Jacques call 😂
not long enough..now i will have to watch the whole thing.
This sort of trauma will haunt the kids for life.
Those kids are great actors, good on them
It's almost unnoticeable but the phone call section here has added drama and tension with the sound of the clock ticking. There's a quality of doom....and rightly so!
She's so funny! Looks good blonde, too.
Exceptional talent
I'm surprised this character even allows her kids to drink fizzy juice being quite overprotective of them & everything? 🤔 One of Catherine Tate's best lol
What's fizzy juice?🤣
I wonder if they drink it through a metal straw, poured into a tumbler, after being served the "old fashioned" coca cola beverages...
I used to drink a cola nut drink about 8 or 10 years ago - AND it was organic!
I think I stopped because I had the idea of producing my own instead (and why not?)
@@iliketowatchvideos47 sodas and stuff like that
@@iliketowatchvideos47 any fizzy sugar water.
This is gorgeous!
I think she looks quite good with blonde hair :)
I'm drinking Pellegrino as I watch this. Need cinnamon and gooseberry yoghurt....
Does anyone else think Catherine Tate looks good as a blonde?
These are the exact type of people that are moving into urban areas and ruining them
I couldn’t buy fresh bread rolls yesterday so I understand their suffering.
Top ten videos i did not search for and i have no clue what is going on
ITS THE EGGSSSSSSSS!
Slashley gibbins THEY'RE NOT ORGANIC!!!!!!
Joseph Bleasdale 😭😭
Chloe was octavia on that romans kids show. God i loved her character and the pompeii ep was friggen amazing that series is so underrated
Flavia *
Ahh you're right! That book series was one of my favourites.
@@CaptainGrimes1 ah yes flavia! I knew it was an avia. Was there an octavius i feel like i combined them 😂
Great little actors
"It's a Parisian picnic, do you want the other children to laugh at you"
LOL
That is my aunt and cousins so much
I’ll admit, this is some funny stuff. I like it!
And then after their Pannini and Brie they can have a nice gooseberry and cinnamon yoghurt followed by an organic egg 🥚LOL!
You have watched to many of these sketches....lol
@@katbar6066 Kat Bar I sure have. I am a massive Catherine Tate fan. She is HILARIOUS although I wish she would bring the show back.
The plot twist is the Pannini and Brie, followed by the gooseberry and cinnamon yoghurt are all 24 hours past their expiry date. 😮
HRH Robert Windsor says Tate and Lyle sweet too
This video began for me with an advert for olive oil.
Organic I hope?
What's wrong with Pellegrino? I have a full fridge of it in my office.
Remember when the BBC used to make good comedy? This is a great example.
Ironic, because most people seem to find Catherine Tate unfunny. Almost as if comedy is subjective, and not limited to particular time periods or generations?
I love watching Catherine Tate
Gooseberry and cinnamon yogur 😂😂😂❤️
I reject everyone that tries to bruise the dough! And there is no compromise regarding Brie cheese!
59 people also were not able to find good Brie.
Just imagine if the little girl said....'Am I bovvered?'