Every posh person's nightmare... | The Catherine Tate Show - BBC

[@sav7568]

Those children both do such a fantastic job.

[@jammiedodger629]

I was thinking that myself, they make the whole sketch. very skilled Actor and Actress.

[@soundseeker63]

Sobering to think they will now be in their mid/late 20s!

[@danieldunne68]

Darling, tell all !!

[@TimelordUK]

Brit kids on TV are usually AWFUL but these two are fantastic

[@artomarto679]

They ain't children Yo!

[@beadmecreative9485]

The only unrealistic thing about this is that the kids are at home and not shipped off to boarding school

[@HosCreates]

Right?

[@robertmcnamara5407]

Covid.

[@NicoScorpio]

Her eyebrows gave it away imo. So cheap

[@edwardquaye8312]

Lmaoooooooooooo

[@chelseapoet3664]

It must be the holidays!

[@JACKDAWFISH]

Those kids are great especially the boy - "Cometh the hour, cometh the man."

[@Shane-zx4ps]

Churchill...

[@JGS713]

Sorry what does that mean? I didn't understand that part.

[@RookieTok]

@@JGS713 Basically whatever happens a man will arrive to save the day at the right hour.

[@JGS713]

@@RookieTok ahh ok, very true endeed, thank you 😉

[@watmun]

He sounds like Richard Ayoade 😂

[@suwaidajalal]

On the up side, they have a really healthy family dynamic.

[@Fairygoblet]

They really do! I'm kind of worried that the kids will become a little neurotic over time, but nobody's perfect :-)

[@therabbithat]

The kids are excellent at offering emotional support. I hope they can go to her too when they are worried and it's not one sided with the mother using the children for emotional support, undermining their sense of safety and forcing them to grow up too soon, which is quite common unfortunately. Hopefully this drama will get picked up and we can see the characters develop

[@thiagodeandrade7081]

Beckme neurotic is one possibility to be sure, but, on the other hand, they all seem to be bringing a fair ammount of stoicism to a situation they think is a nightmare. It is, in its own way, a stiff-lipped British family.

[@Fairygoblet]

@@therabbithat I doubt it these sketches are years old :-(

[@bennyboy2079]

@@Fairygoblet 😄

[@kaitlyne1870]

I like to imagine that the father is super normal and level headed. I imagine her calling him, all worked up over only having 4 bottles left, and he just casually replies "yeah, no worries, I'll just pick some up on my way home. See ya soon."

[@wkcia]

I think part of what makes this series of sketches so fun instead of mean spirited is that it’s genuinely a wholesome family dynamic, just that they have super skewed priorities

[@kaitlyne1870]

@@wkcia I think you're definitely right. They're such a sweet, loving family who just has so much that they don't even realize how much they really have, and it's so funny to watch the drama with no serious consequences at stake. Lol

[@jamesmcinnis208]

The vividness of your imagination is simply stunning.

[@sylviaalger4917]

Is he a Aussie or kiwi then?

[@jamesmcinnis208]

@@sylviaalger4917 I vote for an kiwi.

[@alvinburrell]

It's the kids who make these sketches work... a good future lies ahead for them.

[@Izzy-zw3vx]

yeah, the girl did a series called the roman mysteries based on books. It was really good

[@Kaspleen]

I knew I recognised her. Thank you for sharing that, I have not seen that series in years!

[@alvinburrell]

@Nope open Enlighten us all....

[@amazingusername8925]

You really have no idea how that shitty industry works! This was filmed 18 years ago, the girl did a couple of kids programs afterwards and that was it, the boy never worked again!

[@alvinburrell]

@@amazingusername8925 I wasn't being serious - maybe you should be less so too - Oh and I am in that shitty industry, maybe we have met ;-)

[@mrmonkeyman79]

The 16 dislikes are from people who had to drive to Waitrose themselves

[@derekstuart5234]

Or maybe people who found a link to COMEDY, only to be presented by that. It's hardly side-splitting nor original.

[@jackholroyd6197]

Perhaps they thought ' Hells teeth, I've watched something broadcast by the bbc, I'll have to pay the ruddy licence fee now'.

[@jammiedodger629]

OMG People actually drive to Waitrose?.

[@thetessellater9163]

I don't know why people think Waitrose is 'posh' - many things are cheaper than Sainsbury's !

[@shakespeare4bears]

Why can’t they just get their butler to go?

[@FirstLastOne]

To a Spaniard or Italian, being down to four, one litre bottles of cold pressed, extra virgin olive oil in the home can also be quite traumatic. I have lived through it and it wasn't pretty.

[@ericshang7744]

Wait until you run out lemons 😮😮

[@malteschaper3782]

That's because you need at least two liters just for drizzling.

[@SabrinaSB-d8n]

Same for every mediterranean actully...on both costs,3 continents. Or no lemons or no oranges..or the actual horror concept of salad with no seasoning.

[@DukeLitoAurelius]

😂😂😂

[@Bernardt_Art]

*Spanish

[@richardhart9204]

Nothing will top the episode where they were forced to drive through ... Tottenham!!!

[@sarac.3259]

Totting-ham 🤣

[@annmitchell4663]

Not even the gooseberry and cinnamon yogurt.....lol

[@stealthattack2209]

LOL

[@Aaron-he3qd]

The non-organic eggs was the first clip of the Catherine Tate show I ever watched and I must’ve seen them all now so it has to be that for me.

[@johncleese-mogg365]

@@annmitchell4663 there's nothing you can do, the infected dairy produce will be well into my system by now

[@c-light7624]

They gave that little boy the best lines 😂

[@letsplaypokemongo3153]

He delivered them amazingly 👏

[@debbiecurtis4021]

He's sweetheart isn't he?

[@mariashaffer-gordon3561]

Perhaps they used the same person who wrote Maggie Smith's lines in Downton Abbey.

[@Omega30t2RG]

What's worrying is the element of truth in this sketch. Watched a 20 something woman having a meltdown in whole foods Kensington,because the walnut bread in bakery section was still 10 minute from being cooked Her words..."but I want it now!!" and the poor guy serving said,do you want it uncooked?? I admired her bravery for waiting.

[@fashiharz8584]

I wonder, how is this even possible? Has she never cooked anything? Or wait until anything gets cooked? 😨

[@偉享林]

She can take the escalator downstairs and circle back, it's only at the entrance.

[@anonymous-ts5ih]

@@fashiharz8584 it’s a Karen

[@rachelace6102]

In fact, I have seen people have meltdowns in stores. It's pretty awful, they are so entitled to behave so badly.

[@bookmoon7244]

Poshness is a symptom of insecurity. They have to feel superior and high class than the peasants or else they can't cope

[@MrIrishscouse]

An inspiring story of triumph in the face of the most frightful adversity.

[@jacquief6049]

😂🤣😂🤣

[@sapphoslips]

🤣

[@kandiperfumegal]

😂😂

[@singsonggirl9267]

LOL!

[@poponachtschnecke]

It's hard to laugh at this when the family gets along so well, and is supportive of each other. I wish my family did.

[@letsplaypokemongo3153]

This is how most families were in the 1990s/2000s. No idea what happened

[@NothingHereButMe]

@@letsplaypokemongo3153 9/11, global recession, the growing wealth decide etc. Turns out people are less happy when they’re less financially secure

[@supernovagirl5741]

They support the mum because she's incapable of supporting herself it's really unhealthy lol

[@letsplaypokemongo3153]

@@NothingHereButMe true.

[@therealcaldini]

@@letsplaypokemongo3153 haha! no it isn’t!

[@GudieveNing]

To hear a son say "Darling!, Tell all!" to his mummy is oddly creepy, but hilarious.

[@82youtubeshared]

LMAO🤣🤣

[@thedolphin5428]

Not necessarily these days. Some kids really ARE that pretentious, especially only children, the ones constantly treated like adults by posh parents.

[@shloveaffair-ei8vb]

Cometh the hour, cometh the man.

[@Satrina777]

Never met a gay man I see

[@expressoevangelism80]

I can imagine the complex quandary that family endured through that trauma. Well done for pulling through and keeping it in true perspective.

[@akito7025]

Indeed!!

[@robertgronewold3326]

American here, but god, if this isn't my oldest brother's wife. In a side note, her million bottles of olive oil actually caught fire a few months ago and it smoked the whole house before they were put out. She had them on a little shelf right above the stove. Ruined ALL the upholstery and curtains. lol

[@thatpashakovalenko1]

Lol that would be a nice sketch

[@danieldunne68]

Lol, is she a posh brit?

[@briocheoleary5043]

@@danieldunne68 I hope she has access to Waitrose!!! I don’t think they have Waitrose in the colonies, lol 🥴

[@richardhart9204]

@@briocheoleary5043 Many shops and supermarkets in "the colonies" do actually stock Waitrose food.

[@briocheoleary5043]

@@richardhart9204 sorry, I was attempting a Tate-style joke, lol.. I'll leave the jokes to her.. good news about Waitrose though! Lol

[@anthonycantu8879]

The kids are just fantastic! It's hard to overstate their tremendous contribution. Deadpan, straight-faced deliveries of their lines with all the requisite expressions. Bravo!

[@davebalmada]

Well, I would say that the amount of emotional support they give each other is quite impressive 😂

[@stevensheath8992]

My favourite posh family sketch is when they get a Geordie nanny. I never understood it until I went to University and met posh private schooled students from Cambridge. They thought I was a hard nut because I’m from Newcastle.

[@tomcutts9200]

I knew a guy from Newcastle at Oxford... to my ear he had a pretty strong accent, but easily understandable. He once told us that when he went home he sometimes had trouble understanding the taxi drivers, because their accent was so broad it was even incomprehensible to other people born and bred in Newcastle. Also, apparently after just one year, people back home thought he sounded like a "southern ponce".

[@Somerandomguy817]

She was from Sunderland. 😉

[@Somerandomguy817]

Thinking on she says something like "She could even be from Sunderland" and one of the kids pukes in their mouths.

[@evelyntokamp1011]

@@tomcutts9200 Thanks for summarizing accents in a few clear examples. Sigh & xxx

[@stevensheath8992]

I don’t mind the South, but I once got rejected from a job I worked hard for because I sounded like a “Geordie wife beater”. I happened to overhear one of my interviewers at a bar. Sigh.

[@phoenixonfire83]

I actualy think they are perfect together. She spends time with her children, they are well behaved and soft spoken and kind to their mother. It proves she is a successful parent. Far better than most.

[@BenCG]

She's not real.

[@honeyb1286]

Really? ... 🤣🤣🤣 it’s comedy and the parental/child roles are reversed ... 😏

[@anylove370]

I've spotted the poshie!

[@phoenixonfire83]

Thankyou everyone for educating me. Believe it or not I do realize this is satire. My comment was hypothetical too, clear enough to see but now that I have three people trying to school me about this being a comedy, might as well clarify.

[@phoenixonfire83]

@@anylove370 is there anything wrong with being posh?? I personally think it's something all of us should aspire to. Saying that, I do mean posh as in educated, cultured, well read and well mannered. Not arrogant, rich or classist. You don't need to be rich to be posh.

[@apasolini]

Catherine Tate is the best British comedian, hands down - she is such a good actress, too. I can't get enough of her!

[@stevejohncockram]

this is good comedy.

[@regjones2283]

You got a sad life then if that's all you think

[@starryjo900]

@@regjones2283 Check yourself

[@ericdpeerik3928]

Simp!

[@gideonmele1556]

*Rowan eyebrow raise

[@demokraken]

“Her extremely posh eight year-old asks her a question about the economy (!), and before she answers it, she asks her extremely posh five year-old "Do you know what the economy is, darling?" "Yes mummy, it's the part of the plane that's terrible". This is how revolutions start.

[@ashemgold]

Bwahaha... terrible... bwahahaha!! Kudos.

[@queeny5613]

Amazing book

[@davidcheong1]

Interestingly, back in Victorian times, it was 1st,2nd and 3rd class. So nothing has really changed, really.

[@Carlin2810]

@@davidcheong1 Brits know their place though,they respect their betters.

[@yevgeniyaleshchenko849]

@@Carlin2810 Brits do not live according to a strict class system anymore - which is ot required to respect their elders or superiors...

[@ThomasDoubting5]

The closing line, gosh that does put everything into perspective " 😂

[@hapt-di1pq]

"Darling; tell all." It gets me everytime!.. ;)

[@deniseseeley-navarre6819]

This clip really does put everything into perspective, doesn't it?

[@heroicsquirrel3195]

God bless posh people, everything is so much harder for them, being rich is a curse, let’s set up a charity for these warriors

[@henry9406]

I don’t think they’d wipe their arse with poor people’s money 😂

[@redhen2470]

The Wounded Twits Project.

[@michellagnelli6671]

Haha ...posh people can't set up a chess board properly ...White on right as in squares ! Or maybe the maid set it up for them .lol

[@michaelmontagu3979]

Don't forget that these aren't really posh people, just jumped up, pretentious middle class. 🤮 Really posh people wouldn't have been doing their own cooking and wouldn't care less about what their food was cooked with.

[@johnnyboy1586]

@@michellagnelli6671 the maid is from the north!

[@gwine9087]

"it really does put everything into perspective doesn't it". The real moral.

[@amapparatistkwabena]

“Cometh the hour, cometh the man”. How true, how true!

[@57sitruc]

If you were to substitute Beer for Olive Oil, I’ve had exactly the same experience.

[@randomexcuse]

After this case, and the other case, there's only one case left!!

[@judithsixkiller5586]

Now that's the kind of a pantry crisis that I can relate to! Onslow syndrome: " Here I am, Completely surrounded by NO BEER!"

[@patagualianmostly7437]

@@judithsixkiller5586 Now, THAT'S A SERIOUS CRISIS!

[@jsemplefelton5348]

Or gin.

[@recall2880]

@@judithsixkiller5586 Not tonight Daisy, I’ve got headache

[@victoriagilliam7444]

The kids are great. ‘Darling tell all’ and ‘Cometh the hour, cometh the man’ brilliant!! 😂

[@missmoon6624]

"Down to the last 4 bottles" 🤣🤣

[@carlosbardales4179]

I would be worried if it were the last 4 bottles of wine or even beer... extra virgin olive oil?? pour some canola oil and you'll be fine $itch!

[@Rygoat]

We once ran out of Balsamic vinegar and the butler attempted to drown himself in the sink out of shame

[@Lucas-gm3bv]

Attempted? What about the châtelain and the cook? Tsk, tsk, tsk. This is what happens when you allow House Standards to slide. These incidents strike at the very soul of propriety. You must get your house in order before your family crest represents nothing but sloth and you find yourself barred from the House of Lords! You’ve got work to do. We shall speak no more of this.

[@Ketutar]

In the sink? How thoughtless of him. That would have meant all kinds of inconveniences for everyone.

[@misst.e.a.187]

Darling, you ought to have another butler on standby, you know...just in case...

[@chrisgould101]

Balsamic vinegar Olive oil Mustard Put in bottle and shake great for salads

[@andrewh5568]

The working class are so inconsiderate, after all who would clean up the body once he's dead?

[@scott-ish404]

The boy had me at 'Cometh the hour, cometh the man.' PMSL The only missing bit was either him or the girl asking their mum 'Pray tell, mother!'. HAWHAWHAW

[@zogzog1063]

I'm having a panic attack. The chessboard has the King's Rook on a dark square.

[@tynestreet4011]

An absolutely brilliant comment 🙏

[@lloydnicholls1439]

I don't want to be that guy, but technically, the joke only works if you're referring to the king's bishop.

[@frankspencer6935]

It isn't an opening position so the pieces could theoretically be moved about on all kinds of zany squares, like the Bongcloud opening.

[@maggie2759]

That's funny, whenever there is a chess board in a TV programme, etc, I always start looking at the game.. how far it has progressed and has it been set up properly!.

[@zogzog1063]

@@maggie2759 Nice to know I am not the only nutter here!

[@Thereal_prettyinblack]

I had a customer who used to shout loud at Tesco, every weekend that she is driving 40 miles just to buy super duper Organic, Ecologic Golden Milk and we still haven't got it! She puts her time and effort (a lot of petrol and exhaust fumes) to be green and posh and we (filthy pigs from the working class) are letting her down every weekend again and again. Someone said this milk is usually available all week and gets reduced on Friday so maybe she wants to pop in on Friday, to grab a bargain?I swear, she almost died. Got purple, fumy and shaky and said she has NEVER, EVER, IN HER ENTIRE LIFE bought a REDUCED item! She was a good laugh

[@chelseapoet3664]

If that's a true story it's feckin awesome. Also awesome even if you made it up.

[@Thereal_prettyinblack]

@@chelseapoet3664 What would be the point to make it up? :D Trust me, working in retail, you meet all kinds of tropical animals, year after year, you start questioning your own sanity. I had a lady, A Lady, about 99, on her own, sailing through the shop at her own pace, silver hair, stacked up in a shape of a wedding cake, in very elegant clothes. She stopped and asked me ''Where is our greengrocery'? I got confused for a second and pointed out the produce section when she killed me with her eyes as said 'I don't know where are you from my darling, but where I live it is still called 'greengrocery'. She must have meant The Moon.

[@chelseapoet3664]

@@Thereal_prettyinblack no point, but people do make up stories on KZbin and after all I don't know you! But I do believe you. Also, you are a good storyteller - of the truth! :D

[@Thereal_prettyinblack]

@@chelseapoet3664 Thank you, I'm also a very good observer, so people say when I'm telling a story it feels like they have been there :)

[@chelseapoet3664]

@@Thereal_prettyinblack I am wondering if you write in your spare time - like poetry or anything? As my name suggests, I am a poet! I have also been an editor and copywriter. I can recognise talent when I spot it :)

[@sissyrayself7508]

I love this family. So sweet..supportive..and all such lovely, lovely blondes. I could listen to them talking all day. They are an absutely delightful family.

[@melsyoutube]

"i was going to need at least another litre for drizzling alone"

[@christinae30]

I depends on how many guests you have And of course she has "help" in the kitchen, but she'd want to do the finishing touch

[@brittniep9219]

It’s hilarious and I love how supportive her kids are 😂❤

[@chrisose]

What is sad is that somewhere out there is someone who thinks this makes perfect sense.

[@SaHaRaSquad]

"What a bad sketch, it isn't even funny or otherwise entertaining. Those commoners surely have no grasp on reality anymore"

[@royfearn4345]

I can think of several examples of my acquaintance - they cause me endless piss-taking pleasure!

[@chrisdeep8417]

The boy was born to play this part 🤣

[@themagicrat8803]

I'm still haunted by the Waitrose organic Quail egg famine of 2016

[@debbiecurtis4021]

Bladdy good job one has one's own quail, what what. Mine lay blue eggs don't you know. Joking aside, I do have quail. Their eggs are divine DAR-LING, absolutely DIVINE.

[@h.calvert3165]

Darling, tell all! 😲

[@redwidow6517]

the catherine tate show was some of the best british telly and no one can change my mind

[@regjones2283]

You must have gof a sad life to watch that tripe

[@mariashaffer-gordon3561]

@@regjones2283 You must not have much of a sense of humor.

[@soundseeker63]

Down to the last 4 bottles....!? Gosh how ghastly! Perhaps it was because of this traumatic event she didn't spot the gooseberry and cinamon yogurts were 24 hours out of date. Poor Fergus :-/

[@jordisaura6748]

Being spanish thats half my monthly olive oil intake

[@breakfastattiffanys741]

@@jordisaura6748 so you get through 8 bottles of olive oil a month? 😯😯😯😯😯

[@IsaacIsaacIsaacson]

@Anna Johansson Northern Spanish people consume up to 13 litres of olive oil a year per person according to google.

[@esebams6211]

I only freak out when I have one bottle left

[@breakfastattiffanys741]

@Anna Johansson why buy really small ones? It's more expensive that way haha

[@brycmtthw]

There’s so much oil in this sketch, the US might just invade it. 😂

[@monmothma3358]

ROFL

[@kevg3320]

I think we're safe. I doubt they'd understand correct diction (snigger!) of The Queen's English!

[@biffroberts5906]

That's funny coming from the country that enslaved 25% of the world for the benefit of royalty. But now you're Little England. Can't even win a football match.

[@Wednesdaywoe1975]

Ouch!

[@kevg3320]

@@biffroberts5906 Yet you speak our language so well!

[@Novasky2007]

That really cheered me up thank-you so kindly Catherine.

[@JunaidKhan-pq8ji]

"Cometh the hour, cometh the man" LOOL

[@raindropsonroses3919]

“Was it a triumph, was it stellar?” 😂I lost it

[@serenequeenl0v3]

Loving these new Waitrose Advertisements 😂

[@TesserId]

"Gosh, it really does put everything into perspective, doesn't." Well, there's the meta-joke. Get it?

[@marialane1805]

This is absolutely hysterical! Thank you 🙏

[@cliffordbuttle4529]

And true 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@aquamarine_nz2296]

I love this boy, he's fantastic. Both of the children are.

[@zach_c]

The dislike is from a posh person.

[@georginaK21]

Or an extra virgin

[@Ninnuam999]

@@georginaK21 I clicked the like button though.

[@wodenravens]

It just isn't very funny.

[@Ericcartman666]

@@wodenravens That's ok, try to get some rest.

[@Andrew-ki5jz]

NO DISLIKE IS FROM WORKING CLASS PERSON WHO WANT RID OF BBC AND ITS TAX

[@schrodingerscat1863]

The kinds are amazing in these sketches, perfect comedy timing. 'Cometh the hour, cometh the man' 🤣🤣🤣 Shame the BBC doesn't actually produce anything like this any more.

[@natsohigh5552]

I like the one where they talk about the yogurts 🤣😂

[@romainsavioz5466]

These gooseberry and cinnamon yoghurts have been out of date for 24 hours

[@DragonLuver44]

@@romainsavioz5466 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@algrant5293]

I liked the school sports day, the egg and spoon race didnt have organic free range eggs 😅

[@Sentientmatter8]

The goosberry and cinnamon yogurt saga is the best of all. A Beowulf for our modern times.

[@romainsavioz5466]

@@Sentientmatter8 even more the posh family saga

[@AnneAndersonFoxiepaws]

Those children do such a stellar, triumphant job in the face of such catastrophic adversity...imagine, the shops!

[@ellederberryblue8377]

Can’t get enough of this family 🥰

[@kingk2405]

A friend of mine is really like that . Her big concern every day was what kind of music she will select to ambiance her swimming pool which anyway 99% of the time had no guest to entertain except her . And then when she discovered Spotify and Alexa it was like a sort of a revelation !

[@musicloverlondon6070]

I started by feeling a bit sorry for your friend until the 'Revelation' bit and then I laughed out loud so thank you! 😄👍

[@kingk2405]

@@musicloverlondon6070 At the end of the day being happy is the most important thing . 😃

[@notreallyhere67]

“I was stranded in the kitchen!” Oh the humanity!

[@dbabs1558]

“ I needed at least another litre of olive oil just for drizzling, at least daddy was fantastic and went to the shops 🤣 what a dilemma!

[@helaasgard273]

If every family were like this, life would be heaven on earth. What a nice family. Their use of English is brilliant, too.

[@johntomlinson6849]

You just have to be joking....

[@poppyfield1619]

.."I was down to the last four bottles" 🤣😂

[@bradleywiseman2649]

Just hilarious!!! One of my top comedy series ever. She's absolutely amazing 👏 😍

[@toffeelatte6042]

Truly one of the best comedy writers of all time.

[@radharcanna]

Catherine’s so brilliant.

[@gglen2141]

"it's the eggs............they're not organic" shall stay seared into my brain forever.

[@frothe42]

I love that sketch! Absolutely hysterical!

[@clivebennett7985]

I just love how she takes the piss out if the stuck up snobs who will actually be like that 😂😂

[@davidsummer8631]

I used to deliver organic fruit and vegetables to houses in the wealthier areas of London so unfortunately I have had close contact with people like this

[@うんここには何も見えない]

🤣👍

[@davidsummer8631]

@Curtis Jefferson Unfortunately we had a failing out about what weekend holiday destination could bring out oppressed thoughts in children. I suggested the south west coastal area of France and they suggested the Austrian alps, it all got very confrontational.

[@luislizard2626]

Ahahah me too I cook for them 😂

[@boboften9952]

" Are You Sure It Is Fresh ? "

[@quantumblurrr]

But this is just an average middle class house lol, if people were talking like Royalty in houses like this then they are insane lol

[@billwellington4339]

I remember the same conversation with my parents in the 70s about running out of Camp Coffee...😁😁

[@nickcurran3105]

I love how the son calls his mother "darling"!

[@ladanski]

Her composure when doing chaotic comedy bits 😂😂😂

[@allisonalvarez7329]

I feel attacked....I have legit had this conversation 😂❤️but instead of being supportive my sister was annoyed 🤔

[@regalegos1221]

I absolutely LOVE ❤️ Catherine Tate!

[@thedrinkinggamemaker9749]

Her grandad on the phone: "IT'S THEM ALIENS, DONNA!"

[@jessica23claire]

dOnT yOu DaRe yOu aLiEnS DoNt YoU DaRe

[@CARLIN4737]

I was down to my last 4 bottles? Brilliant writing.

[@nicholasong2833]

He came like the knight in shining armor for olive oil

[@ManuelDornbusch]

That was exactly why the armor shone.

[@zevbleuler6998]

Very funny. I especially like, “...going to need a liter for drizzling alone.”

[@rockislander5857]

Joking aside, what a loving and supportive family.

[@marketbeans]

The last sentence from the boy was epic!! 😃😃😃

[@lukesurl]

The real tragedy is the chess board is set up incorrectly.

[@recall2880]

No, the real tragedy is that you noticed

[@lizclegg7556]

Is it? They are in the middle of a game.

[@lukesurl]

Board orientation - white corner on the closest row should be on the right for both players. I'm fun at parties.

[@irrelevance3859]

I was about to say

[@Avital4414]

The kids are such great actors. Really impressive

[@mr.niceguy1812]

Being common born, I'll never know the hardships of my social betters.

[@PrincessHVHHDSSS]

Absolutely me, every time I am cooking. What a drama 😆🤣🤩! Love Princess Holly of Australia 🕊🌿🌳🐦🕊🌿🌳🐦🕊🌿🌳🐦🕊🌿🌳🐦🕊🌿🌳🐦🕊🌿🌳🐦🕊🌿🌳🐦🕊🌿🌳🐦🕊🌿🌳🐦🕊🌿🌳🐦

[@clairestark9024]

The best part is british society is built towards sustaining and protecting these people at the expense of everyone else.

[@clairestark9024]

@hognoxious and he will terrible at it.

[@mindfuldrone]

That chess board is set up the wrong way too.

[@mickmccrohon]

it's just for show... and there will be no books

[@TheBorkLaser]

Bothered me a bit, not gonna lie :D

[@Turbonilla]

As an Italian: that's our worst nightmare too

[@lizclegg7556]

At least they are a very loving family.

[@h.calvert3165]

Only four bottles left? The greedy gobble gannets must've gotten the rest! 😱

[@abi1021]

So happy she pronounces bruschetta correctly ❤

[@Taurmin]

I like to imagine that her husband is just this totally grounded normal guy who's totally oblivious to the poshness of his wife and children.

[@hopebgood]

"Look love, we just can't afford all this truffle oil and caviar on my nurse's wages!"

[@TheYika1]

Love the episodes! Just came across this channel and I can’t get enough of it… Plus it helps me to enhance my English! In case I come across a posh person.. yes.. I’m American 😂

[@Gommerell]

"Many a true word said in jest"; and this sketch illustrates a whole way of life, in the UK (and I imagine most of the world) where a certain level of affluence brings its own problems.

[@unrealuknow864]

"Another liter for the drizzle alone." That's a super posh dish.

[@Stacey16......]

I'm not going to say who but I know a family like this 😂😂😂

[@Lucas-gm3bv]

Good thing, ‘coz you never know if they’ve scrolled through the comments … Well, you do eventually find out when COVID restrictions are lifted but you’re unexplainably never invited back to the family home in Hampstead, and they never let you drive onto Kensington Palace Gardens despite insisting you’re childhood friends with so-and-so. Then, you _knew_ a family like this. 😉

[@bganonimouse2754]

Its your family isn't it?!

[@Stacey16......]

@@bganonimouse2754 🤭

[@callumtalulah47]

Ho dear such a calamity , dears she was nearly in a panic

[@dianeyoung2914]

Love Catherine Tate, her nan character is my favourite, then Lauren the schoolgirls and then the woman who jumps at everything and is trying to find love, especially the one where she meets Daniel Craig, lol.

[@ourliam4482]

I love the Irish mam.

[@MalikaMehdid]

Oh yes, that sketch with Daniel Graig ! Pure gold!

[@malafanai1357]

I lost it at “ cometh the hour cometh the man.” 😹😹😹😹

[@insertcoolnamehere611]

And for once in her life, she was bothered.

[@deniseengle4269]

Rotflmfao!!

[@oliverveale7053]

Need more like this Catherin Tate?the best true live

[@danieldunne68]

"Darling, tell all" 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@jennifergottliebel-azhari149]

I'll never forget when I met someone who didnt know what balsamic vinegar was. I was floored.

[@SukoYote]

Lol! I love the Posh skits!