Best of Hyacinth Bucket's Name Mispronunciation | Keeping Up Appearances

[@femke6313]

I watched this show from a very young age when I didn't understand a word of English. And the first time I saw the word "Bucket" I read it the fancy way like she says it. And my english teacher thought I was make a reference to the show and said "Hyacinth would be proud, but please pronounce it the correct way so you don't confuse the others"

[@sonomacalendar9949]

Sid Vicious what is your native language?

[@femke6313]

@@sonomacalendar9949 Flemish (Belgian Dutch)

[@lisabus3852]

Sid Vicious Ik was de vertaling vergeten van Vlaams, bedankt!

[@mmomj83]

That's hilarious! I watched it around the same time I started learning English at school too, great show

[@RadicalCaveman]

@@femke6313 Are you from the Flemish Sex Pistols (or Seks Pistolen)?

[@lavalampluva55401]

I love the drastic change in her facial expression when her name is mispronounced. lol

[@Renzsu]

As a kid she kind of annoyed me and I was always happy when Onslow messed her plans up. Only later did I understand what a terrific actress she is and how well the show parodied snobbish behaviour :)

[@marinazagrai1623]

@@Renzsu It takes a little maturity to realize what makes great acting. She also played in 1971, in a series called: "Doctors in Charge" which I found recently (not many episodes) where she is a bit of a "sorceress". You have to see actors who are mediocre, at best, to appreciate talented actors and actresses. I don't think I would've appreciated her acting if she was on TV when I was a child, either.

[@StillARose]

You mean... When it's pronounced right

[@daegnam2658]

Marina Z. agrai

[@TheRisky9]

More like pronounced correctly.

[@marcoc7926]

“Is this the Bucket residence?” “Well, there are two schools of thought about that”

[@marcoc7926]

@nikhil nair It means that really the surname is pronounced 'bucket', as we read it but Hyacinth always says, for some reasons, that it's pronounced more like 'buquet', in French

[@TheSapphireLeo]

@@marcoc7926 *Bouquet

[@marcoc7926]

@@TheSapphireLeo right thanks

[@LogiForce86]

@@marcoc7926 "for some reasons"... I thought those reasons were quite obvious. She just wants to be more than she is and mingle with the fancier ladies in the upper echelons of society.

[@marcoc7926]

@@LogiForce86 exactly

[@RadicalCaveman]

To really annoy her, somebody ought to give her a bucket with some flowers in it.

[@mypointofview9794]

A bucket of hyacinths?

[@RadicalCaveman]

@@mypointofview9794 "Here's a hyacinth bouquet, dear!" And she stares at the bucket with horror in her eyes...

[@mypointofview9794]

@@RadicalCaveman Lmaooo

[@galaxi407]

This should be top comment 😂

[@alienreactor]

Or a bouquet with some pails in it.

[@Baldmaxx]

You would think the gag would get old, but no....it never does and it works for the entire series. Big Hello from the States!

[@johnnyb6584]

Not as funny as Mrs Slocombe and her pussy!

[@DaveThompsonfairlife4all]

It did get old and over-used.

[@marinazagrai1623]

@@johnnyb6584 They are equally funny, though. Mrs. Slocomb is maybe more "slap-stick" funny and the latter, is, I swear, a carbon-copy of a cousin of mine (the facial expressions are uncanny).

[@marinazagrai1623]

When she does it so professionally, you still have to chuckle.

[@bananaborz1]

Dave Thompson it never got old. Maybe if it was a different actress, sure. But Routledge nailed the character of hyacinth so perfectly

[@rayoflight6505]

Lol Hyacinth is one of the most hilarious fictional characters ever written.

[@kctaco2160]

you mean annoying

[@sillygoose635]

@@kctaco2160nah

[@Miki-kk2yo]

True, Basil Fawlty can compete with her tho

[@Este1519]

KC TACO Just think what great fun it would be to live with someone so active and full of life with bags of character compared to those neighbour ladies - plain boring nothings in faded dresses with faded faces.

[@ryp1562]

KC TACO why you here then lmao. What a sad life.

[@lucagiordano6406]

With the Queen’s passing I can think of how devastated Hyacinth would have been as she tirelessly dedicated her life to living up to a royal standard.

[@thesmithersy]

The actress and our late Queen got on very well together.

[@ClaimOfRightMuso]

FGS, it's a bloody comedy character.. Lol!

[@cornishgiant]

The episode where she takes the senior citizens to the seaside and Emmett asks: "Have you got your bouquet and spade!" Always makes me chuckle

[@kimladd5100]

I have watched this numerous times and never caught that!

[@xxDrain]

I remember watching this on Latvian television as a kid. They kept this gag nicely, changing her last name to mean "jar" in latvian ("burka"), and having her pronounce it with an elongation all the same - Burkaah, to still have her avoid an unglamorous last name. This show fit in nicely with the Latvian ideology, my folks sure found it relatable :D

[@MajesticSkywhale]

That's really cool and evidence of high quality translation as well. Good stuff

[@ThatAngryLatvian]

Nekad nebiju zinajis ka vinai uzvards ir Spainis xd

[@reinis2536]

Its still going on LTV2. And people are still waching it.

[@C.U.N.Tahiti]

That's very interesting. I'm always curious how certain types of wordplay gets translated into other languages without completely losing the meaning or the joke. This is an example of really well done translation

[@Plamen1980]

To keep this pun in Bulgarian, her family name Bucket was changed to Buffet (Бюфет) and she always corrected the others that her name was actually pronounced Bouquet (Букет) :D

[@joeyconvery2055]

"Pronounced Bouquet Dear."😀

[@vlo4829]

The accent on the SECOND syllable.

[@gkwame4981]

Buckét

[@ThatBrubakerFellow]

Oooh Booket

[@gusnorthamptonshire2651]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😅😅

[@marcoc7926]

When the receptionist mispronounces the surname Richard's face to Hyacinth tells everything!

[@notaniceguy34]

'it was Bucket before I met you!"

[@tommytwonuts7973]

Lmao

[@millerhxc]

There's definitely a clip where Richard shuts her down and says "it's always been BUCK-ET", right? I seem to remember it like that. Not sure if it's a figment of my imagination.

[@AndyAndromedaArt]

@@millerhxc omg I just commented the same thing! I swear I saw this episode as a child and if never seen it since. And I have the Series on DVD and I swear it's not in there!

[@millerhxc]

@@AndyAndromedaArt Crazy, right? Maybe it's the Mandela Effect at work again?

[@JustMe-xn1cr]

Yeah I always believed that Bucket was the actual surname, but she was too proud to use that pronunciation

[@jamesr1703]

My favorite line: "Good God, it's that bucket woman".

[@vulturebitch]

LOL!

[@bensmithkent22]

Always uttered by the rotary club women in the church hall.

[@ddthewolf]

"It's Bouquet!"

[@10feralratsinacoat76]

I suspect she added the accent herself and forced the change on Richard bc that’s precisely something she would do

[@gymnasiast90]

Richard even mentions at some point: "It was always 'bucket' until I married you!"

[@bedford4383]

“That’s the joke”

[@mathiaskjeldgaardpetersen5926]

A good husband would just have changed it to Bouquet. I think it´s just hes way of getting back at her :)

[@barbarabastron6152]

Prose and Tea I’ve sure always thought so.

[@dominicsanimatedreviews5966]

@@mathiaskjeldgaardpetersen5926 Honestly putting up with her antics at all makes for a good husband

[@alienreactor]

I came for "Hyacinth" being mispronounced. I stayed for "Bucket".

[@vikkinicholson2300]

Hyacinth is in "bucket" hell.

[@CoRLex-jh5vx]

Hyakinth

[@AshEshyr]

same, I figured I'd finally look how hyacinth is actually said , but this is also good

[@peterwilliamskelhorn6675]

@@vikkinicholson2300 spelt Bucket but pronounced Bouquet

[@GregsMowing]

Funny script writing but fantastic acting. The facial expression are hilarious

[@malik87breaker]

The way she reacts. It's legendary :D

[@SugarfreeYT]

One of my favourite ever comic characters, and Richard is just the perfect supporting role.

[@jamesrobertson9012]

Always thought this was one of the more underrated sitcoms, Patricia Routledge was fantastic

[@Jtmissile]

The postman’s “no im sorry Mrs Bucket BOUQUET!!” will never not be old.

[@joeyconvery2055]

Good Morning Mrs Bookit, Bucket...I mean Bouquet. Lol

[@fenrirbishop3474]

My grandma and I would watch this show together every night and I miss those nights so damn much 🖤

[@aranyanifox4375]

I don't know why, but your comment made me sad... Greetings from Switzerland.

[@fido3449]

I bet she loved them too. 💕

[@purplexzin]

Me to Sebastian.. me too....

[@PerrySkyePhoenix]

I used to watch it back in the 90's with my boyfriend at that time. Those were the good 'ol days.

[@fenrirbishop3474]

@@aranyanifox4375 my grandmother passed away in bed with me lying next to her while watching this show. So seeing it brings back good memories but also sad ones too

[@jameslong3509]

The four Sisters are all named after Flowers. Hyacinth, Violet, Rose, Daisy. ‘Bucket’ becomes Bouquet so a ‘a Bouquet of Flowers’. Councillor Mrs Nugent was the only person allowed to call her Mrs Bucket.

[@joshuaward9116]

Except the bucket surname is her husbands

[@richaw11]

Lol. Nice analogy...

[@RJSRdg]

@@joshuaward9116 - At least Richard wasn't called Orson....

[@richardsonmzaidume8210]

Looking at sort of character daddy was makes a lot sense. Daddy was also very unpredictable like three of his daughters. Daisy was the only normal one. Maybe being married to Onslow also helped. Onslow was like a big baby.

[@makyeebon]

Didn't notice that about Mrs. Nugent, but I do recall she definitely tried to keep in good graces with the councillor!

[@anotherswan]

when my daughter was very little she used to think Hyacinth was her great auntie Lillian on the telly, because they looked similar and aunt Lil was very posh!

[@ddthewolf]

For some reason Elizabeth always reminded me of my aunt, mom always says it's because we're of England decent lol

[@jamesr1703]

The writer's were brilliant when they came up with this. It plays so nicely into the whole plot.

[@TheJaguar1983]

My favourite is when Hyacinth herself gets it wrong. "You'll pay this Richard Bucket! I mean Bouquet!". I think it was the QE2 special.

[@vulturebitch]

LOL! I havent seen that one, would love to see it!

[@vh6307]

THAT'S the one they should've played!!!😆😸😉

[@madamx7422]

I just saw that this morning 😄

[@stephensnell5707]

@@vulturebitch the episode involving the QE2 is Called Sea Fever

[@evegibney2064]

Does anyone remember the episode where she had guests round and was dealing with some crisis in the hall, then opened the living room door laughed hysterically and closed it again? Cracks me up! 😂

[@silviapinho4277]

I never tire of watching this series. It's impossible to remain in a bad mood! 😂

[@robynm7221]

She always cracks me up with the way she reacts to being called bucket, not bouquet! Lol! Lol 😂👏👏👏🥰🙆‍♀️🤗❣

[@preciousjey]

I love when Hyacinth requested tbe Towels to changed. "If I dried meself on them I would have lost an entire layer of my epidermis."

[@szabados1980]

She was hilarious! Everyone knows an old lady just like her.

[@BritneyHIAM]

@svin liar

[@medievalist]

Talked to an American lady who was married to a Japanese man about Keeping Up Appearances once. She had introduced him to the show, and he loved Hyacinth, because she was a typical Japanese Obachan, who liked order, espcially for everyone to take their shoes off at the door :)

[@pedanticradiator]

my late grandma was very like her but she found this show hilarious so obviously couldn’t see herself in Hyacinth

[@ddthewolf]

Even in their own family lol

[@konemseries12]

@@ddthewolf Certainly in my family

[@chris-io1ki]

Hyacinths very funny but Onslow is absolutely hilarious. RIP the late Geoffrey Hughes.

[@CatTheTonic]

I’ve been looking for this show for years!!! 😭😭 it somehow just ended up in my recommended. Couldn’t be happier.

[@brendakempf2869]

I always felt so sorry for Richard.

[@Steve14ps]

Everybody did!!

[@rocon86]

Brilliant character with brilliant writing. A genius piece of comedy. Harmless and hilarious.

[@anacrenshaw444]

This bring back memories. Every Saturday night at my grandmother's home I watch this with my sister and grandma.

[@stephenjerome4135]

One of the best comedies ever! I just love her reactions to people when they pronounce her name wrong. "Morning Mrs. Bucket". "It's BOUQUET". But it's even funnier when she pronounces it wrong herself in the QE2 special when the car gets stuck in the field. "You're gonna pay for this Richard Bucket, BOUQUET". But if you go to visit her be prepared to take your shoes off and whatever you do, don't brush against her walls. LOL! How about a video featuring the best bits of Onslow's "Oh, nice".

[@allenmaa7064]

It just dawned on me that Bucket is Richard's last name. I can only imagine the first time he was instructed to stress the second syllable.😁

[@richarddavidson3724]

They missed the clip when Richard tells her that it was “Bucket” before he married her

[@vh6307]

They SURE did!!!😅

[@bryanphillips3183]

When Richard says, "try again" to the alarm guy I lose it!

[@boitumeloselaledi7692]

I still get chills whenever anyone say "Candle light dinner"

[@bensmithkent22]

Candle light supper and royal doulton with the hand painted perriwinkles

[@JonatasMonte]

"There are two schools of thought about it" I just imagined grammar intellectuals debating it and creating the house Bucket and the house Bouquet.

[@avaspeilberg9889]

My brother and I have enjoyed immensely through the years. I call him Onslow he calls me bucket. The show is simply funderful!! A word I coined

[@goddoesntexist.7897]

0:43 that change in facial expression kills every time 😂

[@MrsPumpkinCat]

I remember in one of the episodes, Richard said it was Bucket until he married her and she changed it to BooKay. LOL

[@andylatino]

Yeah, he tells her "it's Bucket, it was always Bucket until I met you"

[@davidvonbrawn4904]

He was sick of pretending.

[@kirstiecampbell4000]

One of my first memories of PBS shows with my mother was Hyacinth closing the door on someone who said "Bucket."

[@mizzfreakster96]

Please pleaseeeee make a video compilation of people calling her 'The Bucket Woman'! It'll made my dayyyyy!!! xD

[@ddthewolf]

It's Bouquet!

[@MOBYDEE7171]

Happy 95th Birthday Mrs Bucket!

[@Randomukperson]

Reminds me of a friend's mum. Living in a very average house with plastic chandeliers. She spoke just like this and was an editor of a local paper. Used to act like she was chief editor of the BBC 😂

[@maryclark1049]

I googled Hyacinth Bucket once and actually found a bucket for sale with hyacinths in it! Can u imagine if Hyacinth had seen that in the series! :-D

[@maryexstroughtonaire4244]

Sheridan would have been appalled! 🤣

[@ameeliaramotar8450]

😁👍

[@Shane-Flanagan]

Hyacinth was ignorant of a lot of things so I doubt she would've made the connection lol 😅

[@sallyjoan]

@@Shane-Flanagan she had more brains than you.

[@Norib04]

Nothing like watching this on a lazy Sunday

[@tonyameredith7081]

How did Richard pronounce his last name before he met Hyannis?

[@annastarr2043]

Went down a rabbit hole & found Ms Bouquet - it's Sunday eve, 2024

[@richardsonmzaidume8210]

That cop who asked 'is this the bucket residence?' had no idea what was coming. Hyacinth terrorized that man once he got inside the house.

[@StephenJ95]

This video needs the bonus mispronunciation, “The Brochure Residence, the lady of the House speaking!”

[@envy99976]

Stephen That was fking hilarious!

[@cmgamer1309]

That episode was hilarious, with Hyacinth going around trolling everyone with her holiday brochures.

[@pedanticradiator]

if you watch that episode closely you will notice that she pronounces brochures in 2 different ways

[@lisabus3852]

I never heard of this show, but this clip is golden! Especially the last one with Ian Lavender (Pike on Dad’s Army)! Every single detail was just marvellous!

[@sabrina.h2737]

I love the last one. It was kind of adorable.

[@anarchistatheist1917]

I love the part when Ian Lavender as the security alarm company agent mispronounced hyacinth's last name.

[@3000A.D]

One of the best shows ever. Love it bring it backkkk

[@dracos0024]

The funny part is that everyone in her family is also named after a flower. So you got three different types of flower bouquets.

[@sharksport01]

The sisters last names weren't Bucket.

[@dracos0024]

@@sharksport01 .....Oh. Right. She took Richard's last name.

[@bubujooestes1499]

Dracos002 No four. Hyacinth, Daisy, Violet and Rose.The second Rose , the prettier sexy one died young from Cancer.I loved this show so much.Still do.

[@dracos0024]

@@bubujooestes1499 True, true. I always forget Violet exists. Even though she is the one with a Mercedes, sauna and room for a pony.

[@bar-ok1zd]

I love the last one especially the look on her face when he says Bouquet 😂

[@robertrs00]

Even her last line on the show (while being bedridden to the ambulance and thinking she was dying) was "Tell God it's Bouquet!".

[@crystaleward]

“Try again” love that show

[@robp2282]

Whoever thought of pronouncing bucket as bouquet is an absolute genius

[@SamK1281]

I miss watching this on my local PBS station, Are You Being Served would be on at 7, and this on at 7:30.

[@christystewart4567]

(Squall Leonhart) Donnie this came on at 8 then As Time Goes By at 8:30 on my local PBS station.

[@arthurvasey]

Good thing that some audio book manufacturer didn't call on actress Patricia Routledge to read Charlie & The Chocolate Factory/Great Glass Elevator AFTER making this series (or perhaps during it) - I wonder if she would pronounce the name of the hero, Charlie Bucket, as Charles Bouquet!

[@MariaLopes-yl1ix]

Ahhh, I so miss Mrs Hyacinth Bucket!!! 😠 I mean Bouquet. 😊

[@YunaQQQQQ8]

1:39 Is my favorite one lmao. -Ah! Good morning Vicar! -Ah.. Mrs. Bucket! -*AH!*

[@srenjensen5735]

*Vicar

[@YunaQQQQQ8]

@@srenjensen5735 Thank you, updated :D

[@preciousjey]

I love the one where she closes the door on the man he said Bucket.

[@bettycogswell9851]

Love this. Cheers from Canada...

[@Anon1370]

damn this takes me back to watching these with my parents as a kid.

[@SG-fi5wb]

Me too ^^

[@Eshielshavah]

It took me faaaaar too long to realize the "bouquet" pronunciation was also a play on her and her sister's names as they are all named after flowers.

[@Millwall77]

Oh god damn it! 😂

[@maxbrandt6]

This show cracked me up, I got the humor right away and loved every second of it! My friends thought me strange but I didn't care, I was one of those weird American kids that ended up watching a number of Canadian and British TV shows back in the day.

[@MoebiusUK]

Evidently Sir, you are a man of impeccable taste and discernment.

[@tommytwomommy]

Frasier borrowed a lot from this show. The false sense of elitism that certain characters have. They always get humbled.

[@dubcampbell2870]

Oh, good eye. Your right.

[@mrcritical6751]

Yeah but Frasier has an excuse because he is at least famous within Seattle due to his radio show, Hyacinth is just pretentious

[@gilgameshofuruk4060]

@@mrcritical6751 it's one of the oldest tropes in comedy. Silent films were full of pompous people losing their dignity.

[@94x100karen]

I don't know why I'm here at 1am in the morning, I never heard of this show, but this incredibly elegant madam is my favorite already!

[@shellylister7006]

Absolutely LOVE Keeping Up Appearances! My husband does his own “Hyacinth” - The Bouquet residence, Lady of the House speaking! So funny.

[@Pola_B_Alex_Art]

It's Boo-kay, dear, Boooooo-kay! ❤❤❤

[@UserSomeOne]

Ever notice how no one has a problem saying the name "Bucket" except Hyacinth? Even the woman at the hotel doesn't flinch when she says it but Hyacinth gets completely upset about it. Also, the man who arrives to survey the house for the alarm installation is Ian Lavender who played Private Pike in Dad's Army. I just saw that he passed away this February. I think he was the last of the cast to pass away. Very sad.

[@josephmarrison4606]

The one character everyone loves but hates as well.

[@vh6307]

All at the same time, with a giggle!!!😅😉

[@josephmarrison4606]

@@vh6307 I both like and hate her at the same time.

[@vh6307]

@@josephmarrison4606 😉🤗

[@jeremiahschlenvogt7758]

Awe they left out the best one. When she singing a luxury cruise on the QE2 and she gets them lost with her directions amd she has to push the car out of some mud, she shouts ill get you mister bucket! At Richard, then corrects herself... good episode. Especially dancing with Onslow

[@sunitafisher4758]

🌸 ah Mrs Bucket .......it’s Mrs Bouquet this show never gets dull, still cracks me up lol 😂

[@stephensnell5707]

It's not a show it's a Comedy Shows and COMEDIES aren't the same

[@redneon06]

I love this show as much as The Golden Girls

[@bubujooestes1499]

Gary James Yes.

[@maryclark1049]

Yes! That's another hilarious show! Rose is my favorite. Hey wait a second. Hyacinth...Rose...I see a connection :-) :-) :-)

[@thebigiam6502]

Gary James you look like Tyler’s tarot, just a white version

[@dominicsanimatedreviews5966]

@@maryclark1049 Both shows have Roses.

[@maryclark1049]

@@dominicsanimatedreviews5966 true dat

[@ELPJM09]

My favorite saying from the entire show is “It’s the bucket woman!”

[@ddthewolf]

It's Bouquet!

[@marian3nene45]

😂😂 LOVE THIS!! Cheers from USA! Xx

[@bettycogswell9851]

cheers from Canada

[@Ashby81uk]

Cheers from Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@zippidydoodaazippidypap2818]

Hyacinth is still LOVABLE! 🤣🤘

[@whiteknightcat]

As long as you don't have to live with her, or get invited to one of her candlelight suppers featuring her Royal Doulton china with the hand painted periwinkles.

[@Sabine-bs9wm]

I watched and watch this show , I bought the DVDs , just enjoyed it

[@rowbehr8]

I was eighteen when I met Mrs Bucket lol she’s a minx lol I love the show, characters ( Elizabeth, Rose, Onslow, Richard, Violet, Emmitt, Daisy and of course Hyacinth)and story lines. Keeping up appearances always brings a joy and laughter to me. Cheers

[@ddthewolf]

It's Bouquet!

[@HyouVizer]

show was a big part of my childhood, would see it all the time on PBS channel in the U.S. haha

[@desktopkitty]

I loved this show as a kid because I had an annoying teacher and her name she insisted had a French pronunciation, despite that it was an English word. So when I would see her at school, I mentally thought of her as MY ridiculous Hyacinth. I didn't know the teacher's first name, so I pretended it was Hyacinth. It was the only way I could survive having that pretentious teacher for a whole school year. Mrs. Chance.

[@doddonnell4333]

Hello I am so sorry if this sounds weirds but you wrote such a nice and wonderful comment on here and I like your comment. I can tell you're a very positive person. If it's okay with you I'd love to be friends. !

[@Posark]

At a job in a southern state in the US, I had a coworker who introduced herself as Thérèse. I had the hardest time getting the pronunciation right when I talked to her. It seemed odd because she seemed like a real Southern “good ol’ girl”. When another coworker referred to her as Teresa, I asked why, and she said, oh she was always Teresa before she decided on Thérèse 😂 Thérèse Bouquet maybe!

[@Hatzq]

As a 13 year old, I must say I love this show, it's so funny and mood-lifting and I've been brought up to admire and enjoy these type of shows. I also watch last of the summer wine, as time goes by, are toy being served, hi-di-hi and a few more🙂👍🏼

[@megatech1966]

I love Hyacinth. Her character is so funny😃

[@tmaziriri]

Used to watch this with my mum in the 90s. Up till now she still throws around Mrs. Bucket quotes 🤣

[@Afroman29]

Me: It's the Bucket woman!! Hyacinth: *eyerolls* it's bouquet!!

[@Jakegothicsnake]

Richard: It was always “Bucket” before I married you.

[@wizrad1277]

I feel for her. Every semester, my new teachers take about 2 weeks to finally pronounce my name correctly.

[@PabloCloudComputing88]

1:34 and 1:58 are the best moments 🤣🤣🤣🤣 I love this actress 😁 Richard finished it with the best way: "try again" and shut the door 😂

[@marinazagrai1623]

Here, even Richard falss for her "Bouqet" pronounciation...priceless!

[@stephensnell5707]

You mean false Get your spelling correct

[@marinazagrai1623]

​@@stephensnell5707 How about pressing the wrong letter, only. I know better grammar than many native English speakers (maybe a lit professor can outdo me) because having learned English in another country, grammar was hammered into us. Also I have been speaking English over 40yrs!

[@cezao93]

The first one is the best "ohh Buucket"

[@kaloarepo288]

One of my favourite moments was when Hyacinth tried to pronounce Mrs Things original Polish name -when confronted with the well nigh impossible to pronounce Polish consonant clusters Hyacinth exclaimed "Well I suppose it's Mrs Thing then"!

[@roughwoof]

*AWESOME TO SEE PEOPLE STILL WATCHING THIS! I LOOKED THIS UP BECAUSE MY NANA AND PAPA ABSOLUTELY LOVE THE SHOW! I GREW UP ON IT! I'M ONLY 29 LOL.*

[@seu6238]

I've always wondered why didn't she just change her surnames spelling

[@iainmawhinney8867]

SEU probably couldn’t convince the government to do it on every legal document

[@christinescarff4920]

Not ‘ Bucket ‘ , it’s ‘ Bouquet ‘ - bloody snob ! 😂😂😂😂😂

[@David-h4z2s]

Long Live The Bucket Lady Provincel Britain's Finest Class Warrior 🏞️🌄🌠

[@Melladebt]

Omg I remember this show when i was young. Don't ask me why a small aussie child would be interested in a show like this but I distinctly remember some funny moments even though I had barely a clue what they were talking about.

[@marcoc7926]

Last scene, Richard comes out. "Uhm, It's 'Buquet'" "What" "Buquet" "Oh yeah right, sorry" "Try again". One of the most hilarious things I've ever heard! And look the final Hyacinth's face when the man pronounces the surname correctly ahah