One of the most brilliant comedy sketches ever. Angry, northern ireland mother, living on a council estate and then she makes a complete 180 when he breaks the news. hysterical.
My mum is kind of like this actually. Ever since I came out to her, I've noticed that she's started asking me my opinion on clothes instead of my dad. I guess it's a compliment?
His parents are so supportive. The mother is hilarious. I think that this sketch shows that the people are good people and love their son no matter what. I like the fact that when others find out that he is gay, they don’t hurt or mistreat this man. They want fashion and decorating tips. Lol. He stands up for himself by not volunteering to do these things. I loved the sketch. The people may not be rich, but they are smart, kind and loving. That is worth more than gold.
@@bm4114 In my opinion, the value in sketches like this is not pretending like this is reality, but in showing people (particularly people who are not gay or possibly even homophobic) how EASY it would be for this to become reality. It's like showing a hypothetical of "What if you were actually nice to gay people?". It is demonstrating to people who oppose gay rights (or are just mean to gay people) "Look, society wouldn't crumble. You can treat gay people with respect and still have a decent life yourself. Nobody gains anything from your homophobia and everyone would be better off if you just didn't do that." If every piece of media was "accurate to reality"- i.e. filled with homophobia, etc.- homophobes would probably just feel even more affirmed in their opinions because all of the media they consume would show characters agreeing with them.
@@madeleine61509 my reply was not about the sketch, it was about the original commenter’s fantasy that the sketch reflects reality, or that this sketch should be what reality looks like. But let’s talk about the sketch. It’s for straight people, as you say to “demonstrate the world won’t crumble”, but it sure does pigeon hole gays as a certain thing, decorators and makeup artists, and clearly it is making the gay guy uncomfortable, as he is not one of those types of gays. You see the people in this town are so clueless about anything gay that even when they are being “open minded” they’re still a bunch of idiots harming a gay person. Sure the sketch is a fantasy and a joke, but as a gay person it’s not the fantasy or the joke for me. Marking his coming out with a series of stereotypes about gays and we’re all supposed to laugh and feel good. Can’t help but feel like this sketch is for straight people who just don’t get it, and probably never will. Listen, and I’m sure you already know this, but if a gay person comes out to you, don’t ask them for decorating advice unless they are a decorator and you’re paying them. Just my perspective and I wouldn’t dare tell someone else they should agree with me, gay or straight.
These sketches are up there in my favoruite of all time. Being gay myself, its nice to see the joke being on the stereotype and how stupidly people act when you say youre gay. Its a breath of fresh air when shows a lot of the time just some cheap shots making the charachter stereotypical. Its relatable and funny for me, while educating and entertaining those who cant relate. Brilliant writing here 👏
I told my friend I was nonbinary recently and she had this whole Oprah Winfrey moment of "oh wow you're so courageous for standing up and being yourself and living your true life" spiel, honestly sometimes straight reactions can be funny as fuck when you're trying to just have a toned down "oh btw I'm x" talk lol
@@TheHorseOutside gay/nonbinary/abcd is a mental dysunction, but people are forced to pretend it's normal, no wonder they are not doing the best they can they would just say this funny af overblown bs to be left alone
+PureNightfall - It's not a matter of being Americans it's a matter of exposure. Americans for the most part didn't grow up with UK shows absolutely everywhere when they were kids. I think for future actors who are kids now the internet will have changed things a lot.
@@maireadnic8280, American vowels are just insane. I'm a foreign English teacher and I'm still working on those freakin' vowels. The more I work on them the more I realize I'll never be able to finish the job.
:D What I don't quite get is that it appears to be worse to have to tell one's mother about it? If I were gay I'd probably be more frightened of my fathers reaction.. what are your thoughts on that? It kind of interests me why that is.
***** omg no way I was excited to tell my mom, I didn't necessarily tell her though I just told her that I think Leonardo DiCaprio is sexy and she agreed and gave me a hug and it just went on from there, I didn't come out to my dad I just gave my mom permission to tell him. He took it very well however he always tells me to stop if ever I discuss how attractive a man is with my mom whilst in his presence and also he doesn't like it when I do something that's feminine?
I grew up as one of two queer people in my Christian high school and this sketch really helped me and my friend feel like we were in an accepting world. It holds a special place in my heart for that, as well as being funny as hell.
@Blue Catherine Tate's still around doing her thing, literally nothing has happened to her and people are getting flak for things years older than this. It's been bullshit but what equally bullshit is the outrage about outrage. You people need to stop posting hypotheticals about what could happen and dragging hyperbole because it's just absolute nonsense to be so hung on 5% of twitter than you're making up fake outrage to be outraged about outrage.
Transgender men who identify as women who are not transgender at all get to change in female changing rooms so they can be perverse because of sensitive emotions like that
@- - Oh I am sure there are plenty of people like that. Just like I am sure that there are plenty of people that like to have gay children. The spectrum is very broad you know.
I seriously cannot get enough of this!! 😂 It will never get old for me. I've watched it well over a hundred times, and can do so some more 😂 I have shared this with about everyone I know! Best written script about 'coming out', EVER. I know one thing. I'll never tire of it. Catherine Tate is hilarious! Dead set. I am grateful to whomever posted this! For those who don't remotely find this comedy sketch the least bit funny. You need checking out! Well. Well. Welllllll!! 😂 She's the best!!! Great work!!
Made me howl of laughter. Soon as I came out gay I had people asking for fashion advice and when I moved into student dorms people assumed I would be up for going to pride with rainbow flags. Edit: I like Pride as a protest, just not the whole part after with flags etc
I hope y’all are joking because this is not the way to mother a gay kid. Being accepting, yes. Being loving yes. Being like this woman and rolling out stereotypes and showing off for your friends, no. Luckily most of these comments go back 4 and 5 years and maybe this sketch isn’t as funny as it used to seem.
Since I came out as gay it’s been the other way. Immediately my Dad wants to take me to matches and to go races etc. Dad just because I’m girl attracted to other girls does not mean I’m masculine. I’d rather go shopping with my Mum tbh. My mum is only worried about me giving her grandkids.
Yea, that's what many of the people commenting about how great it is that they are "so accepting" are missing. They literally treat him like a different person bc of his sexuality, not his real interests. Doesn't matter if they aren't calling him names, they are still applying a stereotype.
This was the most complained about Catherine Tate character. Not because he was gay, but because of the way the Irish are represented. Interesting really...
I just LOVE the Northern Irish accent, it's beautiful to listen to. My Mum is from N.I. and she hates her accent, I tell her she's being silly and the rest of the world love it, am I right? Catherine Tate is a supreme comedy writer btw, love this sketch.
All depends, 'a NI accent' as such does not exist, there are hundreds, maybe thousands of different ones. Belfast (also depending where from in Belfast) doesn't sound the same full stop compared to Ballymoney (more Scottish) , Londonderry, Omagh or Newry. Just like everywhere else.
Just like there is no 'standard' English accent, there's isn't a standard N. Irish one either. The ones from the North sound totally different to the ones from East, West or South with audible differences sometimes from town to town not very far apart, occasionally even using different words for the same things.
Catherine Tate is fantastic~wonderful, lovely and a comical genius. Her humor and acting abilities are a pleasure to watch and listen to.~ I have all of her shows on dvd's and I also found her to be great on the t.v. sitcom the office~I wish her nothing but the best and thank you for making me laugh.~
I don't know why YT got me here and I am not gay, but to me this brilliant sketch is about loving mothers just as much as coming out as gay. Mothers or fathers that really try to be supportive and do their best, but miss the point in their efforts. Sometimes they might hurt more than they help, but they are trying their best.
I agree with you but honestly I would rather have this type of a mother then you know having the opposite words always bad you're wrong we don't love you well we love you but only if you do this this and this in a way. And I appreciate you saying what you. yeah my algorithm is amazing because the stuff that pops up randomly. Ita crazy but 🤣💀💀💀 till I can't breath and my abs hurt.
When my aunts found out I was gay they immediately called me begging me to go shopping with them. 😂 And to take them out dancing to the best gay nightclubs here in NYC. 🤣 I took both of them out to a Madonna concert! 😊
The fact that this is over 14 years old says so much not only about Catherine Tate and the network this was on but also about the people in the UK. Fourteen years later you still would never see this on US television. They would have to pull it after the first commercial there would be so many complaints.
@@tayto2k12I'm murican as well. And I know you are a total bullshitter. We allow blatant sexualization of females of all ages, abject violence in comedy and the news about LGBTQIA people in the murocan media, but try to actually present the TRUTH about queer murica, and oh no! Too much for the religious zealots and cowards who would rather be savage simpletons than EVAR REALLY have mutual love and respect for others like them. According to my facts, if all the religious karens of murica were exsposed with the families, THEN we'd see the fucked up corruption.
I love how she says “You’re a… a WUUUUUT?!” at 1:17 🤣 And “Do these turn-ups work with these boots?” at 4:38 had me in pain laughing when I first watched it when it originally aired.
I absolutely love this sketch. Catherine Tate is brilliant. I loved watching her from the start, she's brilliant. Fantastic, wonderful Irish accent xxx
Haha this is my mum when I came out in Northern Ireland haha I was standing there for ages and she was asking was it drugs did I get someone pregnant etc haha fucking love it. :)
As a mother of a gay man this was pure gold to watch...😅😅😅 hes a godsend alright and yes,he offers fashion tips especially when he hates what im wearing !!
I can relate to the magazine scene. I'll be watching tv and my mum will turn to me with a picture of a naked guy and say something "phwor" or "look at THAT". It feels really wierd but it's funny. This sketch is about the ideologies that are planted in peoples brains. Instead of seeing homosexuality in a negative light it it shown as something positive while still keeping the iconographic gay stereotype. BTW: The cinematography and lighting is fantastic.
The funniest part was the world-weary look the father gave at the end of the first scene, how he instantly knew that the only problem out of all of this would be the mother LOL
This is too real! I am from a big close family that I pleasantly describe as "shirefolk". I came out to my mum but not my family. NOT because I thought they would hate me....but more worried they would treat me different and forget I am the exact same. But they didn't thank god. Hell my mum acted how the mum did here....I had to put my foot down and be like "Nothings changed mum! I like heavy metal, I like cage fighting, I still like nerdy stuff, I ain't camp, I just like dudes"...she gets it now :P
This was the first sketch I saw of Catherine Tate, and that was a good couple years before I started gettin into Doctor Who, or before the revival even happened. And then I just happened to see this sketch while watching reruns of the Catherine Tate show, and that’s when I realized who this was
These are some of my favourite Catherine Tate sketches. Should be how all parents/family react when their children “come out”. This is pretty much how I reacted when my eldest son told us he was gay when he was in his early 20’s. I had been waiting for years for him to get up the nerve to tell us and come out publicly! Catherine Tate can take on so many different characters and accents and be totally believable, she is so underrated. My favourite character of hers has to be old Nan though. 😂
She has the Belfast Accent and the mannerisms of a N.Irish mother spot on, "If you have then your feet will not touch the ground!!" God, you gotta love Catherine Tate
This is a really sweet sketch actually, because truth be told, if you are around good people- this is genuinely what coming out can be like. You spend years agonising about the fear of being disowned and abused- you feel like you carry this dirty secret, and that your whole world will come crashing down if it ever comes out. and then you finally take the plunge, consequences be damned!, i'd rather be hated for someone I am than loved for someone I'm not!!!!!.... and then everyone just starts being kind of fucking annoying for a while instead.
I thought this was a totally serious movie clip and was terrified for this guy wondering why would you wanna tell her anything… What a pleasant surprise!!! Hilarious 😂
The woman has a crystal ear. Her mastery of voices and accents is amazing.
yeah i think she observes well
Chazbot her name is Catherine Tate, she's an amazing comedian :D
That accent is awful
Jake, is Finn gay?
@@miroenriquez5473
Austin Turner
Justin pullin
This actually aged really well
No one cares. It’s comedy anyway so fuck off
@@handsoffmycactus2958 lmao you clearly care. Why so mad
@@westonparadigm7649 "wEak" 🐑
@@kiwifruit4019 Kyle is what we call a snowflake 😉
How did this age well?
She aint even bovvered
COMMENT OF THE DAY
Face bothered?
Well she's above it!!!
Phoebe well is she bovvered tho
Pixel Arter but I’m not bovvered tho
One of the most brilliant comedy sketches ever. Angry, northern ireland mother, living on a council estate and then she makes a complete 180 when he breaks the news. hysterical.
Mom: 1
Dad: 0
that's what this is about...
@silijn Great! I've a new pencil skirt upstairs. Let's see if I've got the hips for it.
A gay man now, what a godsend!
but she is Scottish, no?
@@spitalul6839 Northern Irish.
@@Paltheus for real? Thanks, probably never heard Northern Irish
"well"
"well"
"WEIL"
Haha! Reminded me so much of my Irish grandmother.
My mum is kind of like this actually. Ever since I came out to her, I've noticed that she's started asking me my opinion on clothes instead of my dad.
I guess it's a compliment?
+Benjamin Rome Clarke We take what we can get ;)
Funny moms are like that. Mine is so funny, she always ask me to go with her shopping and she always gives me her idea about the guys i date with. :p
Simon Lizarazo My mum will sometimes point at a man and say, "Do you think he's cute?" at which point I shoot myself in the face.
a big cock?
Literally the only thing that changed about the way she treats me since i came out is the fashion advise
Wasn't expecting to see Catelyn Stark in an Irish council estate :P
OTimeMasterXO At least she isn’t dead
Right and she’s pretty good looking
Or Theon Greygoy watching a match lol
@mickyjoe97 that's not Alfie Allen
"I'm a gay man now mummy"
"Are you sure?" lol
She is absolutely BRILLANT! I LOVE this character! that "You're a WHAT?" was so convincingly menacing yet hilarious!
Stephanie Carr hah, now that is interesting. Pretty ironic. +1 for the info.
Nailed the accent too
What is the character name?
@@chr1so your father lol
Hey, I think I just saw you in the comment section of a madtv clip. Weird coincidence.
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hahaha look at all those likes
Matthew Spence aye
You hears our sone he is a GAAAAYYYYY MAAAOOOONNN NOOOOOAAAAAUUUUU
Laura Voyce Aigh.. Ent that the truth so iddizz
Congrats on just getting 1.4K Likes on your Comment just now!!!
His parents are so supportive. The mother is hilarious. I think that this sketch shows that the people are good people and love their son no matter what. I like the fact that when others find out that he is gay, they don’t hurt or mistreat this man. They want fashion and decorating tips. Lol. He stands up for himself by not volunteering to do these things. I loved the sketch. The people may not be rich, but they are smart, kind and loving. That is worth more than gold.
It’s definitely all a fantasy. This is not what the real world is. I’ve got the emotional scars to prove it.
@@bm4114 If this were the 60s you wouldn't have the time to scar.
@@user-jn1wm3tb8v right, I’d be dead
@@bm4114 In my opinion, the value in sketches like this is not pretending like this is reality, but in showing people (particularly people who are not gay or possibly even homophobic) how EASY it would be for this to become reality. It's like showing a hypothetical of "What if you were actually nice to gay people?".
It is demonstrating to people who oppose gay rights (or are just mean to gay people) "Look, society wouldn't crumble. You can treat gay people with respect and still have a decent life yourself. Nobody gains anything from your homophobia and everyone would be better off if you just didn't do that." If every piece of media was "accurate to reality"- i.e. filled with homophobia, etc.- homophobes would probably just feel even more affirmed in their opinions because all of the media they consume would show characters agreeing with them.
@@madeleine61509 my reply was not about the sketch, it was about the original commenter’s fantasy that the sketch reflects reality, or that this sketch should be what reality looks like. But let’s talk about the sketch. It’s for straight people, as you say to “demonstrate the world won’t crumble”, but it sure does pigeon hole gays as a certain thing, decorators and makeup artists, and clearly it is making the gay guy uncomfortable, as he is not one of those types of gays. You see the people in this town are so clueless about anything gay that even when they are being “open minded” they’re still a bunch of idiots harming a gay person. Sure the sketch is a fantasy and a joke, but as a gay person it’s not the fantasy or the joke for me. Marking his coming out with a series of stereotypes about gays and we’re all supposed to laugh and feel good. Can’t help but feel like this sketch is for straight people who just don’t get it, and probably never will. Listen, and I’m sure you already know this, but if a gay person comes out to you, don’t ask them for decorating advice unless they are a decorator and you’re paying them. Just my perspective and I wouldn’t dare tell someone else they should agree with me, gay or straight.
"Jaaaawwn". .:D
Sherlock!
These sketches are up there in my favoruite of all time. Being gay myself, its nice to see the joke being on the stereotype and how stupidly people act when you say youre gay. Its a breath of fresh air when shows a lot of the time just some cheap shots making the charachter stereotypical. Its relatable and funny for me, while educating and entertaining those who cant relate. Brilliant writing here 👏
Yep! It's funny how the comments in here seem to be praising the mom for being so accepting. 😂
@@mimio008 Being accepted but stereotyped is better than the experiences of most gay people. I'd prefer that to being rejected and/or disowned.
@@porcelynne2283 or killed
I told my friend I was nonbinary recently and she had this whole Oprah Winfrey moment of "oh wow you're so courageous for standing up and being yourself and living your true life" spiel, honestly sometimes straight reactions can be funny as fuck when you're trying to just have a toned down "oh btw I'm x" talk lol
@@TheHorseOutside gay/nonbinary/abcd is a mental dysunction, but people are forced to pretend it's normal, no wonder they are not doing the best they can
they would just say this funny af overblown bs to be left alone
That is one amazing Norn Iron accent. Fair dues to her...
Peter Kearney Her Irish accent is great alright :D
American actors should take note
+PureNightfall - It's not a matter of being Americans it's a matter of exposure. Americans for the most part didn't grow up with UK shows absolutely everywhere when they were kids. I think for future actors who are kids now the internet will have changed things a lot.
PureNightfall : I reckon British actors need to take the same notes (it’s the vowels that trip them up)
@@maireadnic8280, American vowels are just insane. I'm a foreign English teacher and I'm still working on those freakin' vowels. The more I work on them the more I realize I'll never be able to finish the job.
"Our John's a gay man nowwww! " 😁
Noee
Ha i be hes got a realy nice ....
*Gheeye mon noigh
This is probably the funniest thing I have ever watched, just came out to my mom about an hour ago and she told me to watch this Asap 😂 I'm dying
lmao your mom is awesome :D Does she behave the same way naow?
***** yeah! Perhaps even better, at least now she's stopped asking if my girl best friends are dating me
:D What I don't quite get is that it appears to be worse to have to tell one's mother about it? If I were gay I'd probably be more frightened of my fathers reaction.. what are your thoughts on that? It kind of interests me why that is.
***** omg no way I was excited to tell my mom, I didn't necessarily tell her though I just told her that I think Leonardo DiCaprio is sexy and she agreed and gave me a hug and it just went on from there, I didn't come out to my dad I just gave my mom permission to tell him. He took it very well however he always tells me to stop if ever I discuss how attractive a man is with my mom whilst in his presence and also he doesn't like it when I do something that's feminine?
depends whether the mum or dad is the alpha of the family ... my dad didn't much care about what i did but my mum had to know EVERYTHING.
Genius! Catherine Tate is a REAL actress!
catherine tate is so flippen amazing, i love all her differet characters the accents etc etc..much love from cape town south africa
Her accents are genius! From CT too :D
Aye
As a gay man, absolutely dying here from laughter. Anything Catherine Tate does is pure comedy gold. Soooo hilarious.
I love how softly she speaks to her son when she he calls her "mummy"
I'm the only gay in the village
Oh ny god i love little britain
Little Britain and Catherine Tate. My two faves!
@Varoon the joke also passed your head
Pixel_doge the term is r/wooosh
OMG. I like Little Britain
I grew up as one of two queer people in my Christian high school and this sketch really helped me and my friend feel like we were in an accepting world. It holds a special place in my heart for that, as well as being funny as hell.
And yet if it came out today it would be cancelled for homophobia and the actor would be criticised for taking a role away from an actual gay man.
@@benwakefield93 what are you on about ben
@Blue Catherine Tate's still around doing her thing, literally nothing has happened to her and people are getting flak for things years older than this. It's been bullshit but what equally bullshit is the outrage about outrage. You people need to stop posting hypotheticals about what could happen and dragging hyperbole because it's just absolute nonsense to be so hung on 5% of twitter than you're making up fake outrage to be outraged about outrage.
Transgender men who identify as women who are not transgender at all get to change in female changing rooms so they can be perverse because of sensitive emotions like that
@Blue that’s a fact. You’re obviously one of those perverts
"A gay man now, what a godsend" That is what every parent should say.
@Jean Gadot I guess because it's better than saying. "Go get the priest. We need to purge this demon out of my son."
@- - Oh I am sure there are plenty of people like that. Just like I am sure that there are plenty of people that like to have gay children. The spectrum is very broad you know.
@{} Why not?
Every parent should say "Okay. What do you want for dinner?"
Or
"Okay, hot dogs for dinner it is then"
(Tacos if they're a lesbian)
The next generation of parents will be like that I think for most.
20 years time the adults with kids will be chill about it
John, would you look at the buns on him?
I loved that part haha
I wanna live in a gay friendly town immediately
San Fran, boo
Have you tried Brighton?
Well this is set in Belfast, hardly gay friendly...
Birmingham.
Have you tried Cologne or Berlin Schöneberg yet?
This is exactly how my dad acts around me after I came out
Denny Supandi hope he replies!
Denny That's the creepiest shit ive ever seen in my life.
GamingByteTv seriously though, wtf did we just read?? ?? That other person threw me way off too. For a second I wondered if I was the crazy one.
Big Donnie Brumpf He certainly doesn't look very balanced lol it's just weird, you're not going to meet the love of your life on TH-cam 😂😂
Ur a gaay man nouuuuw
The accent makes it funny as fuck
I totally agree
I was blessed with a grandma like THAT! she loves me and just want to get involved with my life.... this had me laughing so hard.
'Does these turnups work with these boots?' LOL brilliant - Love it
3:40 that's the woman that plays Catelyn Stark in Game of Thrones, right?
Yes.
yea!! when I saw this I literally fell out of my seat!
OMG!
Insufferable Know-It-All And in the other skit like this they have Davos as the priest!
Insufferable Know-It-All SHES A STAARRK WOOOMAAAN NAUUURRRR
As a gay woman growing up on a council estate it make me laugh my head off. So true 😜
My mum was like.. our girl is gay lol
I seriously cannot get enough of this!! 😂
It will never get old for me. I've watched it well over a hundred times, and can do so some more 😂 I have shared this with about everyone I know!
Best written script about 'coming out', EVER. I know one thing. I'll never tire of it. Catherine Tate is hilarious! Dead set. I am grateful to whomever posted this! For those who don't remotely find this comedy sketch the least bit funny. You need checking out! Well. Well. Welllllll!! 😂 She's the best!!! Great work!!
I thought it was funny in parts, but God forbid anyone gets in the way of your opinion ay.
Made me howl of laughter. Soon as I came out gay I had people asking for fashion advice and when I moved into student dorms people assumed I would be up for going to pride with rainbow flags.
Edit: I like Pride as a protest, just not the whole part after with flags etc
Steven Sheef pride can be fun I'm going to my local pride tomorrow
@@Starmadien2019 it’s cringe
@@SuperKiao you're cringe
@@SuperKiao oh yeah, fighting for human rights, super cringe indeed
Ye it's really not fighting for anything tho, just a bit of fun
Everything in this is exactly what the northern irish are like. Absolute genius
Including the big 1980s blonde perm with thick dark almost-black eyebrows?
Nonsense
I’m actually crying, this is lovely
"actually"
I'd probably be like that if I had a gay son lol
Martina 😂😂😂😂
Martina Same.
I would except sans cock talk
Me too! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I hope y’all are joking because this is not the way to mother a gay kid. Being accepting, yes. Being loving yes. Being like this woman and rolling out stereotypes and showing off for your friends, no. Luckily most of these comments go back 4 and 5 years and maybe this sketch isn’t as funny as it used to seem.
Since I came out as gay it’s been the other way. Immediately my Dad wants to take me to matches and to go races etc. Dad just because I’m girl attracted to other girls does not mean I’m masculine. I’d rather go shopping with my Mum tbh. My mum is only worried about me giving her grandkids.
Yea, that's what many of the people commenting about how great it is that they are "so accepting" are missing. They literally treat him like a different person bc of his sexuality, not his real interests. Doesn't matter if they aren't calling him names, they are still applying a stereotype.
@@StefanBile True but it's funny lol.
I think that why so much parents have a problem…. If you are definitely the only kid they have no chance have grandchildren like they want
3:33 OMG Catelyn Stark!
Adrian Mendoza LoL
*****
-_-
+Adrian Mendoza I recognized her voice before I even saw her. :3 haha
Michelle Fairley, one of Northern Ireland's best talents.
She's also Hermione Grangers mum!
My gosh, these sketches just make me laugh hysterically! I love how everyone embraces him when he comes out!
This was the most complained about Catherine Tate character. Not because he was gay, but because of the way the Irish are represented. Interesting really...
+Kerry Campbell Really? how did they feel they were misrepresented? they didn't really act homophobic to the gay character did they?
So being supportive of the gay community is worthy of complaint? Fuckin lowlife moaners
Because they are allrough in the sketches?
Michael J H sure it cant be that can it? There are rough ppl in every nationality.
TCt83067695 Yeah no one complained about the gay thing. I'm sure it was the way they were portrayed in general - EVERYONE in it is rough.
Hahaha loved this. I'm Mexican, I just discovered this a few years ago thanks to internet and I just looooove British comedy… Unique!
LOL her appearing in the door behind him, "Well??"
I just LOVE the Northern Irish accent, it's beautiful to listen to. My Mum is from N.I. and she hates her accent, I tell her she's being silly and the rest of the world love it, am I right?
Catherine Tate is a supreme comedy writer btw, love this sketch.
All depends, 'a NI accent' as such does not exist, there are hundreds, maybe thousands of different ones. Belfast (also depending where from in Belfast) doesn't sound the same full stop compared to Ballymoney (more Scottish) , Londonderry, Omagh or Newry. Just like everywhere else.
Absolutely derry sounds kinda similar but hers is much stronger
It 's a lovely accent.
Just like there is no 'standard' English accent, there's isn't a standard N. Irish one either.
The ones from the North sound totally different to the ones from East, West or South with audible differences sometimes from town to town not very far apart, occasionally even using different words for the same things.
@@mirola73 I know.
I think the end is best "im with the woofter" haha
This actually helped me come out last year. Thank you, Catherine Tate!
"actually"
This must be one of the most ingenious schetches of all time!
Tate is absolutely brilliant!
Catherine Tate is fantastic~wonderful, lovely and a comical genius. Her humor and acting abilities are a pleasure to watch and listen to.~ I have all of her shows on dvd's and I also found her to be great on the t.v. sitcom the office~I wish her nothing but the best and thank you for making me laugh.~
This is like my mom since I came out to her she always does this
I don't know why YT got me here and I am not gay, but to me this brilliant sketch is about loving mothers just as much as coming out as gay. Mothers or fathers that really try to be supportive and do their best, but miss the point in their efforts. Sometimes they might hurt more than they help, but they are trying their best.
I agree with you but honestly I would rather have this type of a mother then you know having the opposite words always bad you're wrong we don't love you well we love you but only if you do this this and this in a way. And I appreciate you saying what you. yeah my algorithm is amazing because the stuff that pops up randomly. Ita crazy but 🤣💀💀💀 till I can't breath and my abs hurt.
"indeed I did" I don't know why, I love the way she says that
When my aunts found out I was gay they immediately called me begging me to go shopping with them. 😂 And to take them out dancing to the best gay nightclubs here in NYC. 🤣 I took both of them out to a Madonna concert! 😊
"I've done ya bacon and potatoes for your tea" 🥓🥔😂😂.
The fact that this is over 14 years old says so much not only about Catherine Tate and the network this was on but also about the people in the UK. Fourteen years later you still would never see this on US television. They would have to pull it after the first commercial there would be so many complaints.
sincerely doubt it
@@tayto2k12I'm murican as well. And I know you are a total bullshitter. We allow blatant sexualization of females of all ages, abject violence in comedy and the news about LGBTQIA people in the murocan media, but try to actually present the TRUTH about queer murica, and oh no! Too much for the religious zealots and cowards who would rather be savage simpletons than EVAR REALLY have mutual love and respect for others like them. According to my facts, if all the religious karens of murica were exsposed with the families, THEN we'd see the fucked up corruption.
Each reaction was unpredictable and hilarious. Very funny!!
Had to watch this twice, way too funny!!! Big shout out to the actors! Just Brilliant! 👌🏻😂😂😂
Come back to watch this every now and again... Awesome!
Her Irish accent slips into Scottish from time to time.
***** The accent wasn't so bad really.
+Gunnhild Edwards Its a Northern Irish accent, it does sound similar to American and Scottish at times.
+Gunnhild Edwards She's Northern Irish, which sometimes sounds Scottish or from New England/the Maritimes in North America.
+shmuli9 It doesn't really The impression was very good but she slipped up on her 'O' and 'L' pronunciations at times
Probably because that's where the accent comes from
Catelyn Stark!
I love how she says “You’re a… a WUUUUUT?!” at 1:17 🤣
And “Do these turn-ups work with these boots?” at 4:38 had me in pain laughing when I first watched it when it originally aired.
she is an amazing comedian - a national treasure - love her
This woman is such a talented person, all the accents, acting and the laughter I've had over her shoes is unreal!
If only people were to be annoyingly accepting
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Hahahaha... This is great.
Where has Catherine Tate been all my life?
I absolutely love this sketch. Catherine Tate is brilliant. I loved watching her from the start, she's brilliant. Fantastic, wonderful Irish accent xxx
The thugs knocking at the door is the best one.
Right. ….. Do these turn ups work with these boots?
😂
I stayed with a friend in Belfast once, and I have to say that is a very accurate portrayal!
Haha this is my mum when I came out in Northern Ireland haha I was standing there for ages and she was asking was it drugs did I get someone pregnant etc haha fucking love it. :)
3:33 Zer mer gersh. Is that Catelyn Stark? I love!
Well spotted! :)
This is simultaneously every gay kid's dream and every gay kid's nightmare
I just learned about this show today. I’m watching every episode I find. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Omg this is so bloody hilarious!!! I was not ready!!! 😂 😂 😂
Catherine Tate is a brilliant comic... these sketches never get old.
Thanks for posting. Anything Catherine Tate does is solid gold! ❤☮🌎
I'm from the U.S. and I've never heard of this lady but she's hilarious. Gonna have to watch more of her comedy.
This is so so so wholesome, I love it
When my son came out I couldnt have been happier. This is hilarious.
I love how at the start the dad is just noding along with what his wife says and painting his model tank
My coffee spewed out of my mouth as I laughed so hard watching this this morning!
3:55 Lady stark is relieved that Jon is gay look how friendly she's to him now, she clearly ain't bovered
I can’t get enough of this! I could watch it over and over!
As a mother of a gay man this was pure gold to watch...😅😅😅 hes a godsend alright and yes,he offers fashion tips especially when he hates what im wearing !!
I can relate to the magazine scene. I'll be watching tv and my mum will turn to me with a picture of a naked guy and say something "phwor" or "look at THAT". It feels really wierd but it's funny. This sketch is about the ideologies that are planted in peoples brains. Instead of seeing homosexuality in a negative light it it shown as something positive while still keeping the iconographic gay stereotype. BTW: The cinematography and lighting is fantastic.
The funniest part was the world-weary look the father gave at the end of the first scene, how he instantly knew that the only problem out of all of this would be the mother LOL
This is too real! I am from a big close family that I pleasantly describe as "shirefolk". I came out to my mum but not my family.
NOT because I thought they would hate me....but more worried they would treat me different and forget I am the exact same. But they didn't thank god.
Hell my mum acted how the mum did here....I had to put my foot down and be like "Nothings changed mum! I like heavy metal, I like cage fighting, I still like nerdy stuff, I ain't camp, I just like dudes"...she gets it now :P
So if you were a butcher you'd have your meat delivered at the back door, would you? 😍
@@fourstarfuel9702 what?
My wife is from Northern Ireland and her family is exactly like this.
the way she says liar at the beginning
I wish Christians were more like her.
Loved this. She has the Norn Iron accent off to a T. Very funny.
Absolutely hilarious, Catherine Tate is so funny. And to pull off that Irish accent so perfectly is just awesome
This was the first sketch I saw of Catherine Tate, and that was a good couple years before I started gettin into Doctor Who, or before the revival even happened. And then I just happened to see this sketch while watching reruns of the Catherine Tate show, and that’s when I realized who this was
This never gets old - and Catherine Tate is a genius!
She does the BEST Northern Irish accent I've heard! When my English friends try to imitate us it's hilaaarious.
These are some of my favourite Catherine Tate sketches. Should be how all parents/family react when their children “come out”. This is pretty much how I reacted when my eldest son told us he was gay when he was in his early 20’s. I had been waiting for years for him to get up the nerve to tell us and come out publicly!
Catherine Tate can take on so many different characters and accents and be totally believable, she is so underrated. My favourite character of hers has to be old Nan though. 😂
AT LAST! The comedic genius of Catelyn Stark on glorious display!
This kind of sketch gets everything into perspective. Total genius. Prejudice is more often than not only skin-deep.
The tongue n groove is hilarious.
He just look so defeated in all of these scenes. 🤣
She has the Belfast Accent and the mannerisms of a N.Irish mother spot on, "If you have then your feet will not touch the ground!!" God, you gotta love Catherine Tate
This is a really sweet sketch actually, because truth be told, if you are around good people- this is genuinely what coming out can be like.
You spend years agonising about the fear of being disowned and abused- you feel like you carry this dirty secret, and that your whole world will come crashing down if it ever comes out.
and then you finally take the plunge, consequences be damned!, i'd rather be hated for someone I am than loved for someone I'm not!!!!!....
and then everyone just starts being kind of fucking annoying for a while instead.
No matter how many times I watch this episode it’s just brilliant. It hits all the right buttons.
I thought this was a totally serious movie clip and was terrified for this guy wondering why would you wanna tell her anything…
What a pleasant surprise!!! Hilarious 😂