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

Catherine Tate plays a cast of lovable, outrageous characters in this hugely popular sketch comedy show.

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[thatsblackchick]

When the boy said “Darling, tell all!” I was done!🤣🤣🤣

[sav]

Those children both do such a fantastic job.

[beadmecreative]

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

[kaitlyne]

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."

[JACKDAWFISH]

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

[suwaidajalal]

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

[alvinburrell]

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

[GudieveNing]

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

[Omegaspeedmaster]

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.

[mrmonkeyman]

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

[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.

[c-light]

They gave that little boy the best lines 😂

[richardhart]

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

[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.

[MrIrishscouse]

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

[robertgronewold]

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

[stevensheath]

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.

[davebalmada]

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

[expressoevangelism]

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

[phoenixonfire]

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.