Olivia Colman's One-Sided Love Story | The Graham Norton Show
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To have a cat for 21 years! What a blessing.
According to the cat, that's better than having an Olivia Coleman for 21 years evidently.
Olivia should be in every show!!! I always laugh with her interviews 😂😂
Just realised that "Although you are a very convincing cat" is the best way ever to start a video!
she's an amazing story teller, love her to bits! ❤️🔥
The "look at me, look at me" reference from The Favourite. 👀👀💀💀💀💀💀😈
She is a precious human
I love her
Cats are awesome! They came be independent but they can also me super affectionate and attached to their owners. So clever 🥰
Meanwhile, us, cat-dog people, mock you for being so silly as to think you had to choose a side to begin with. You can actually like both. You can enjoy both. This might come as a surprise to you lot, but contrary to what you may have been told, dogs and cats are not mutually exclusive. Your dog won't mind if you don't pledge your undying hatred towards cats, and vice versa.
Exactly
I had a cat-cat who was aloof and standoffish with age she got more affectionate, she passed last week, she was 18 years old. My other one is a catdog who is giving and fetches and wants to hang and love ya all day long
Petrushka-the kitty love of my life-lived to be 16, and he definitely loved me. We had a complex relationship because black-and-white cats tend to be very smart, which included periods of time when one or the other of us was miffed about something. Twenty-plus years later, I still miss him. I loved the musky smell of his neck when he had been sleeping.
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I am a cat person though I love - mostly - all animals (mosquitos and such are not too dear to my heart). I think it is more about MY longing for independence that fits more with a cats way of being. I fill their bowls with food and get on with my day outside the house and be back in the evening, filling their bowls again. Dogs need more work as far as I understand from friends that own dogs.
yeah cats fit much better if you are out working
Dogs do need more work. We just lost ours, a truly wonderful dog, but as much as we miss her, we appreciate having a bit more free time now, not being so tied up. You can never be away from the house long with a dog.
Cats are a lesson in consent.
Olivia Colman is a delight.
My cat is super needy and affectionate. She would spend most of her day cuddling if she could, and likes to lean into me, press her head against me, and reach a paw out and wrap it around whatever she can reach of me. Her ideal life would involve almost constant physical contact. She's definitely not independent at all. The difference I guess is she has a toddler like lack of ability to understand other people's desires. I have never seen any evidence that she knows what I want and deliberately doesn't do it. As far as I can tell the part of her brain that considers what I want or that tries to work as a team together is just not that developed, so the degree of imagination many dogs show about doing what you want is kind of beyond her. Nor does she seem to understand the concept of leadership or authority. She does, however, learn quickly what I will move away from her if she does certain things, and learned very quickly to e.g., keep her nails in when she pats my ankle with her paw. I don't think independent vs needy is really it... some cats are independent and some are needy.
god what a group! All so funny, all so quick and great at stories oh!
My daughter said something to me recently. She said that people that like cats lean towards being ok with boundaries, respect that they don’t own anyone else, and understand that we all have agency. But, people that like dogs lean more towards no boundaries, want love no matter what, and enjoy controlling their environment. And honestly it really makes sense
I think your daughter is right on the money with that!
Lowkey this is the reason why cat people are seen as snooty. These general statements that make them seem smarter or less needy than dog owners due to preference when really it's not.
There are more independent dog breeds and more dependent cat breeds more than what people want to discuss.
@@morrisoniice Actually Neither of us are cat people. We are animal people. It's just an observation about people who seem to pick either cats or dogs. Try not to take opinions people leave in comments section personally. Because at the end of the day it's only an opinion.
What about people that love both dogs and cats LOL
@@eugeniaevans4826 they are normally couples or couples with kids where one is the designated bouncy dog walker, the other the designated cat stroker who can sit tight for hours.
I love both as animals but high-energy dogs annoy me and I refuse to leave the house at 5am or in the pouring rain for any pet.
I wouldn't call my cats independent, I have one that is basically my shadow and has to follow me everywhere. I've had loads of cats in my life that are just as needy, loving, and interested in humans as dogs are. I love dogs, but I can't have one right now, so I get to enjoy my love for cats instead.
I truly love Olivia
Hugh hits the nail on the head about the reasons people give for loving cats.
The catch about cats isnt that they dont love you, it's just you have to work towards that relationship and win them over, while with dogs it goes more into a master/servant territory.
@@mrmr4622 I love the delusion that cats love you.
@@zweigackroyd7301 Every cat I’ve lived with has been loving and affectionate towards me. Maybe it’s just you they don’t like???
@@clunkybootleg1357 And you confuse behaving loving and affectionate with love and affection. Interesting.
There are probably people like that, but I like cats simply because I grew up with cats, find them soft, pretty and nice to cuddle with. I like their little strange ways and that they don't lick my face and jump on me like a lot of dogs do. I love dogs, too, but just for saying hallo and have a short cuddle :)
Every cat I've had has adored me. And vice versa of course. I can't even imagine owning a cat and it disliking me. I have seen my cats dislike some people. But those people don't feed and take care of them. Cats are super needy too. They always need to cuddle and have your attention. That's why they sit on your books or keyboards or stand in front of your screen.
I am certain if Olivia and I met, we would be besties. I love love love her.
That’s right he’s not a cat person he’s a mouse person
Morris asserting dominance.
Not all cats are like that. I have a calico who follows me around everywhere and gets jealous when my other girl (a ginger) goes near me. Our bobtail boy is rather independent, but would always take a nap near either of his humans. Every time I open the bathroom door there's at least one of them waiting right outside. Can't call any of them independent -- demanding when it comes to meal time. I think many people mistake their sleep-most-of-the-day routine for independence. Are they emotionally independent always? Nah, not all of them, definitely not my calico.
I think it does say something about your personality if you're a cat person. I know I'm a dog person probably because I did not grow up around cats and I've tried to interact with cats but it's the not knowing if a cat is going to allow the petting or will it scratch or bite. I feel more comfortable around an animal that is more predictable. So I'm not saying that's a good thing but it's just a safe thing. I guess I want to be loved and not judged by a small animal 🤣
Well cats will judge you, so if you dont want that then yeah 🤣
What you grow up with is definitely part of it. I grew up with cats and have never been bitten by one.
I’ve been bitten three times by the dogs of different friends over the years, so am definitely less trusting of them.
animals - like people - reflect their environment and humans. I've never had a cat or dog that bit me. So when I come across an animal that bites/scratch, I actually judge their human!
you should always let the cat come to you, if it comes to you it probably wants attention and wants to be pet (always try the top or sides of the head and maybe the back of the neck, some cats have issues with being touched on their back towards their tail by strangers). If it doesn't approach you, it wants to be left alone. Also sometimes cats get overstimulated by being pet and they might give you a nip to say stop, but it will never be a blood-drawing bite like dogs might do if they feel stressed. I've had both cats and dogs and when you know their behaviours cats are far more predictable than dogs.
Morris and I have a lot in common.
Lol 😂 plenty of offended cat people here
As my Dad always says about cats, “best case scenario, they’re still pissing and shitting in the house.”
Like dogs if you don't let them out of the house!
I’m more of a bat person
What is it with dog people being so anti-cat, but cat people are like, "Yeah I like dogs, too, I just prefer cats."
He doesn't represent all of us. Plenty of dog people like cats. And he never said he didn't like cats, he just didn't like cat owners.
They're not. It's just that cat people can't comprehend that people don't obsess endlessly about cats and interpret anything less as being anti-cat.
For me its the sounds the cat makes. The meowing and purring just pisses me off. I dont know why but the cats really love me. They would always come to me, sit on my lap or just keep on brushing itselfs all over me.
The truth hurts doesn't it?
That’s so true. Dog people criticise cats all the time, whereas cat people rarely do the same about dogs.
We’ve got both.
The only thing I don't like about some dog people is when they let the dog do as he pleases and come interact with me and be with me even when I don't want to. It's cool mate, I like dogs! But if I wanted a dog to crash my reading in the park or my sitting at the beach, I would have a dog!
I adored my big, fat, chocolate brown lab, Coco ... but, she WAS thick as shit. I also adored my fluffy, black cat, Charleston ... and, SHE reminded me of myself - mainly grumpy & prefer my own company, but occasionally, likes a stroke!
Hugh and his passive aggression 🤷♂️
He was telling you that he was sick Olovia
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Are you accusing Olivia of neglect? Did you hear the part when she said he was 21 yrs old. How old is your moggy Lucinda?
Not necessarily. We have a 6 year old cat who is just kind of mean. We love her and I think she kind of loves us but will bite and scratch when we pet her--or sometimes just walk by her. We've had ALL the tests. Some cats are just b!tches. Occasionally, she'll allow us to pet her, but you never know when you'll be attacked.
Her cat was more than likely sick or in pain. Humans are so dumb
And some cats are just ornery. I have one of those. We've done all the tests and examinations. She's just not nice. But we love her.
@AD-yk7mf: My reaction exactly.
@@IlGattonero13 Let's see : Now that I saw that, clearly you're right. Her cat was sick and in pain conrtinually without a break for 21 yeaRS, not ever reallu giving two shits about her, which is cat language for "Why don't you take me to the vet and have my horrible disabilitating disease cured before I'm spirited away at the age of only being in my twenties" Makes perfect sense. That horrible woman is not only cruel, she's evil. Should be serving a 10 to 15 stretch for her crimes against catinity.
It's actually the other way around. Dog owners are the snooty ones.
I've seen it the other way around with cat people actually. Of course not all cat people are the same and not all dog people are the same.
I agree. Cat people tend to also like dogs, generally speaking. But dog people make a point of telling you how much they dislike cats.
Only seems that way to the cat-obsessed.
@@AuntieFa Exactly. A lot of dog people think it’s perfectly ok to tell you how much they dislike cats, but get quite offended if you dare mention you prefer them to dogs. 🙄
I don't like dogs or cats. I like plants and trees.
Plants AND trees huh?
Hugh looks ill. Olivia has to star more in comedies. Good comedies.
I've never liked cats or dogs to be honest
I can't really like Olivia Colman after I heard her say "I don't really like my own time". I can't understand that sort of extraversion. It indicates that someone is not really human if they have to always be immersed in "company"
I don't think anyone else has that definition of humanity... Some people are super extroverted and needy, but that doesn't make them not people!
Yes, yes. Only the thing is, it indicated nothing in reality, which is something you seem to have a somewhat complicated relationship with, I mean the reality. Making shit up to see things that are not there is not always a plus, just a friendly tip.
@@izzardclips9350 wow, aren't you lot charming. Judgemental, and over the top, if not hysterically condemnatory, for absolutely no reason. Fortunately I never got notified of the first rubbish reply, but now I get your failed attempt at sounding clever.
@@john.premose Sorry, but which lot do I supposesedly belong to? I just don't genuinely know for sure. I just ended up to this video randonly , took a look at the comment section and here we are. Making some assumptions about it , it has to do with this great beef that the vast majority of humankind doesn't take any part in, I believe, , whether they are pet owners or not. I've never had a pet, and I don't dislike cats or dogs or any species of domesticated animals or their owners as a group. I did dilike your specific comment, though. If I was forced to own either a cat or a dog, I thnk I would prefer a dog. Would that be any help?
@@izzardclips9350 what on earth are you even talking about? Are you ok? Cats and dogs? Is this another of your really bad attempts at cleverness? Because you've been told about that before.