@@PhillyFrank1 They should have made a gender swap reboot of Mrs Doubtfire with Tracey Ullman. With a good male prosthetic makeup and a nice story she would be brilliant in that role.
Actually, this is a little unfair to Oxford and Cambridge. If applicants simply don't have the 3 A's at A level who's fault is that? It's the state secondary schools which let their pupils down.
@@splinterbyrd you can still get 3 A*s from state, state should always be given priority when the grades are the same and be given the place, but it is fairer to admit the person with the highest grades, an example of this is my grandfather whose first job was as a miner at age 16 yet he still got the highest grades possible and got a full scholarship to Edinburgh winning a gold medal for his contribution to the physics department. So yes the state school system does make it harder however a state pupil with 3 A's should never be accepted over a private school student with 3 A*'s
I laughed so hard at "steady on, we only need one or two." I'm a helpfully ethnic lady who was born in Bangladesh, but grew up in the US. I love it! ❤️
Tracey Ulman & Katherine Tate are sooooooo underrated over here in the states. They are brilliant. I lived in the UK for a couple of years and really loved the British Sitcoms
The crystal meth line was absolutely perfect, my god. You can feel the suppressed and contempt that she has, while she still wants to show a little bit of anger
Read this in a posh etonian accent - I wish to peck people at rates hitherto unexplored by the local poultry! I shall prepare a luncheon of boiled eggs after I finish this chapter of brideshead revisited!
@@jaychip1 only took you a year to misread what I wrote - I was referring to the size of a single charitable contribution, not the cumulative endowment in totality...
@@I999-g2s and I was referring to a single contribution at Harvard. The total endowment is 53 billion... There have been plenty of single contributions in the hundreds of millions to Harvard. I have no misunderstanding of what you wrote, nor about university endowments.
This ethnic lady "Malala Yousafzai" with just 3 "A" and Nobel Peace prize just graduated from the University of Oxford. Ahhh, so true. The world hasn't changed much.
Brilliantly funny and so true. The only word I would change would be " educating the already privileged" As you don't need to be intelligent to get in if you have the the right background,
This is underplaying how snobby and unpleasant Oxford can be. I speak as someone who went for a PhD interview. The two academics were rude, arrogant and up their own arses. It helps if the candidate is a stuck up pompous self centred so and so to get an offer. I got my PhD from Cambridge. But a PhD is a waste of time anyway.
I did, too, years ago, and while it has been anything but a waste of time, I concur with your experience. I'm Australian and I was gobsmacked at the ignorance and snobbish derision from highly educated people. They knew nanny isn't just a type of crystal meth, but not much else, it seems. I was also shocked at the academic standard of undergrads. Australian undergrads were far more critically literate.
@@Quinefan After I was offered a place their press office called me asking if I wanted to be one of some "feel good" stories for the Observer newspaper. I demurred.
@@Quinefan I think it's true actually. They were always going on about the need to "dispel some of the myths" about applying to Cambridge. Wish I hadn't gone. I hated it.
@@splinterbyrd Well logically it might have been not so much that you were *the* token poor person, but simply that every year some small number of 'poor persons' were admitted, not directly by design but by the way the system operated, and then those few get picked on to do the work of 'dispelling the myths'. Anyway regardless, I'm really sorry that you hated the experience. May I ask which College you studied at and which subject you did? Don't say if you don't want to. You're bang on about the insidious discrimination of the phrase 'dispelling myths'. If I ever have the stomach for it I might get into the campaign to normalise Cambridge, but suspect it would feel a lot like trying to blow piss uphill most of the time.
I know some friends who went to Oxford actually from mediocre schools and non-white demographics. They were kind and not what we thought of Oxbridge stereotypes. However, English universities now are more or less the same, they all charge high tuition while failing to take care of their students' needs.
@@StillAliveAndKicking_ HRs in fact don't care about the uni name. Because what they want are workers who could fit into and work in their companies, rather than useless intellectuals whose heads full of impractical academic theories. Once you are on board and move on to your next job, your qualification becomes irrelevant since experiences are more worthy than certificates in the job market.
@@hermanjacobs4425 There are industries where the university matters, in the UK anyway. Many financial companies only recruit graduates from Russell Group unis such as Oxford. Intellectual ability does count in technical roles, but obviously there are many roles where university achievement is not important, creativity, thinking on your feet, practical skills count far more. Of course once you get experience, your past university doesn’t count for much if anything. My opinion of HR departments is that they are useless, a bunch of non technical people infused with political nonsense who look for reasons not to hire people, and get in the way. In one sense you are spot on. In many companies how good a job you do is unimportant because many managers don’t know what’s going on. What matters is flattering the boss, making him/her feel good, creating the right impression, sounding good. I’ve come across several people who were almost useless, and very lazy but with their head half way up their boss’s backside. Others are so bureaucratic and ineptly managed that ability is stifled.
How dare these white people take privelidge in their own country that their ancestors for thousands of years defended..... I'm off to Uganda now to tell them all their racists because alot of black people live there, the cheek of it
@@julianosvonskingrad7009 yes, that's right. I was aware of the German pronunciation, but the company has gone with a pronunciation that looks right in English rather than one that is not a standard combination of vowel sounds.
They forgot to mention Norhern Ireland/ Irish. My niece went there There is always a contingent from Northern Ireland. To make in more ethnically diverse. That would have made it funnier.
They aren't in the UK. Top universities do more to attract those who traditionally did not apply. The legacy admission thing in the US is disgusting as it openly protects privilege. A quite high percentage of white students at Harvard (about 25%) are there due to legacy.
I asked a Leftist anthropologist ( Simmons grad , had lived in two tribal villages) about the mortality of tribal cultures. I knew that it was between the late teens and 30. She said that she didnt know. On her office door was a picture of peaceful primitives, contradicting the massively proven decrease in violence over the millenia. I came close to being convinced that my philosophy profs were insane.
@@patricka.crawley6572 She meant only want one or two black and / or working class oiks. This is a satire on arrogant upper class white people. You get that right? You seem to suggest if testing were blind then you'd only get a few blacks anyway
Idk I got into Oxford and I came from an immigrant background. My parents were given political refuge status in the 1980s and my father worked in a factory to pay for my studies. This skit is a total none sense. Everyone who wants to go should apply.
Hahaha I have loved Tracey Ullman since her TV show that introduced the Simpsons! I was lucky enough to go to one of their live tapings and she was amazing, and she still is amazing and she still sticking it to the Royals which I think is so funny. I loved her characterization of princess Margaret wow! That was nasty but she was nasty LOL. Anyway you got to make fun of the Royals because really they should be known as: “Windsor entertainment and Social influence Inc.” Oh the queen does work hard for whoever she’s working for, but she expects quite a bit in return and she gets it! What I’d really like to be is a fly on the wall at the end of the night when the queen can retire into her bed chambers and begins to remove all her costume and then her real fraudulent, grifter personality comes out as she plots with her now dementing husband, spouting off one racial slur after the next! . The British have to get over the fairytale they are mesmerized by to see the corruption, and understand they’ve been banboozled. Monarchy is so 16th century, Dahling.Do you still need Princess Pushy in your lives? After all, YOU are picking up the tab!
@@royfearn4345 They should have made a gender swap reboot of Mrs Doubtfire with Tracey Ullman. With a good male prosthetic makeup and a nice story she would be brilliant in that role.
You are anti-monarchy and yet you’re subscribed to Lady C, the Royal Rogue, According2Taz etc. hopefully you’ve come to your senses two years later and realized how much of a benefit they are.
‘This helpfully ethnic young lady.....’ 😂
I'm still laughing at that line.
@@PhillyFrank1 Me too. One should do one's part. LOL!
Only 3 A levels and a nobel peace prize
our nagnificent Malala!
@@PhillyFrank1 They should have made a gender swap reboot of Mrs Doubtfire with Tracey Ullman. With a good male prosthetic makeup and a nice story she would be brilliant in that role.
I can't tell the difference between the actual admission committees and this televised committee.
Actually, this is a little unfair to Oxford and Cambridge. If applicants simply don't have the 3 A's at A level who's fault is that? It's the state secondary schools which let their pupils down.
@@splinterbyrd Right, it's "whose".
Splinterbird v Vlad Dracule: Couldn’t be more apropos if it was scripted. WAS it scripted?
@@splinterbyrd you can still get 3 A*s from state, state should always be given priority when the grades are the same and be given the place, but it is fairer to admit the person with the highest grades, an example of this is my grandfather whose first job was as a miner at age 16 yet he still got the highest grades possible and got a full scholarship to Edinburgh winning a gold medal for his contribution to the physics department. So yes the state school system does make it harder however a state pupil with 3 A's should never be accepted over a private school student with 3 A*'s
This committee are polite and don't make you feel humiliated and wretched, St Anne's.
"Steady on! We only need one or two!"
🤣🤣🤣
Brilliant!
🤣🤣
Oxford should reflect the world population i.e be mostly Chinese, African, and Indian. Otherwise it's racist against African-Americans.
That's so true it seems rather tasteless to bring it to one's attention.
I laughed so hard at "steady on, we only need one or two." I'm a helpfully ethnic lady who was born in Bangladesh, but grew up in the US. I love it! ❤️
Tracey Ulman & Katherine Tate are sooooooo underrated over here in the states. They are brilliant. I lived in the UK for a couple of years and really loved the British Sitcoms
I agree I love them
I agree too. My favorites.
If u can, try check out a comedy called This Country. To me it’s been the best British comedy of the last 10yrs. Maybe you can get it on BBC iplayer.
@@carouselcakes6237 I love This Country. It’s brilliant.
Ah yes, back in the days when comedy was allowed.
"So, if you think Eton is a character from Hollyoaks"
"Or Nanny is a type of Crystal Meth"
🤣🤣🤣
I have loved TU since I was a teenager back in The 80’s. Comic genius par excellence! This sketch is another example of her brilliance! Love it! 😂
The crystal meth line was absolutely perfect, my god. You can feel the suppressed and contempt that she has, while she still wants to show a little bit of anger
Her attention to detail regarding the characters’ appearance is just so thorough.
Thanks Trace, you have given us so much first rate entertainment over the years.
The brilliance and the humanity of this piece.
How exactly is it brilliant?
@@oldoddjobs You really don't see? Tracy here is voicing a serious problem in affirmative action.
@@telemachus53 she is not dissing affirmative action. She is dissing the systematic racism in the Oxbridge.
Hilarious! Steady on. We only need one or two!
So much humour in less than a minute. Sadly we hardly ever Tracey Ullman on the telly these days.
I know what happened
I know she's done some movies but I miss her comedy
@@RK-ep8qy They should have made a gender swap reboot of Mrs Doubtfire with Tracey Ullman.
0:30 the dead-eyed faux smiles and enunciation is brilliant
Genius.
The floral dress that looks like something hairdressers put on their clients, is so spot on.
I'm guessing this wasn't on SNL...because it was actually funny 😂
For some reason, I am reading all the comments in the poshest Etonian accent.
Read this in a posh etonian accent - I wish to peck people at rates hitherto unexplored by the local poultry! I shall prepare a luncheon of boiled eggs after I finish this chapter of brideshead revisited!
Classic. Tracey manages to look so different in each sketch.
As a posh white boy who failed to get into oxford - this is outrageous
you didn't miss much
Bristol was okay for you, surely (Hoooray!) ;)
As a working class white boy who did get into Oxford, I'm fine with it. (Capital 'O' in Oxford by the way - maybe why you didn't get in?)
This couldn't be more true (i.e. the desperate positive discrimination they're indulging in).
I remember those two from my interview in 1968 - they haven't changed a bit.
Mine was the same from 2007.
@Jake Scott U going for interview at Oxbridge?
I still recall her letting my admissions form float to the ground.
One other requirement would be if your TV is the size of your house..
Big TVs are a sign of vulgarity to the British upper middle classes. I've tried to get my parents to buy a larger one, but they resist.
After 4 years it’s still funny af 😄
HAW! I went to a non-Harvard college in Boston and this could be Harvard too.
Yes, if you add in the vulgarity of ‘charitable donations’ the size of a middle-class family’s joint gross annual income.
@@I999-g2s you are off by a factor of 1000 at least. Many "endowments" are more than 10 million dollars.
@@jaychip1 only took you a year to misread what I wrote - I was referring to the size of a single charitable contribution, not the cumulative endowment in totality...
@@I999-g2s and I was referring to a single contribution at Harvard. The total endowment is 53 billion...
There have been plenty of single contributions in the hundreds of millions to Harvard.
I have no misunderstanding of what you wrote, nor about university endowments.
@@jaychip1 excellent! Peace bro
This ethnic lady "Malala Yousafzai" with just 3 "A" and Nobel Peace prize just graduated from the University of Oxford. Ahhh, so true. The world hasn't changed much.
They forgot to mention she speaks RP.
@@davidzweiban5549 Does she? I could never tell.
The way her mouth struggles to say "Crystal Meth" totally cracks me up
Tracy you are ageing so gracefully
I'm applying today with my black butt. Cherrio! LOL!!!!
Then you may graduate with the acquired knowledge of how to spell “cheerio” or even use toodle pip 🧐
@@royksk Hey, I'm an American! What do you expect!!! LOL!!!
@@DiggerWhoops Steady on! They’re not going as far as letting Americans in!😆
@@hekatoncheiros208 As the Queen would say: "Have a laugh!" That expression, however, has not made it across the pond...thank God! LOL!!!
Occasional raised eyebrows, and a preference for G&T should do it.
Brilliantly funny and so true. The only word I would change would be " educating the already privileged" As you don't need to be intelligent to get in if you have the the right background,
make her the next queen
Is there a Lidl in Oxford ? Useful for PhD Economics students ?
There is but you need a car to get there - only the wealthiest students can afford to shop there😂
I think this is secretly, or not secretly Harvard.
🤣🤣🤣
Harvard tries so badly to be woke, so yeah, I agree.
Harvard did accept David Lammy............
Can they do the accent, though?
Gawd, I once had a woman going to Harvard tell me that I came "from the most white bread place in America" because I came from Indiana.
"Or nanny is a type of crystal meth." She delivered the line so earnestly.
This is underplaying how snobby and unpleasant Oxford can be. I speak as someone who went for a PhD interview. The two academics were rude, arrogant and up their own arses. It helps if the candidate is a stuck up pompous self centred so and so to get an offer. I got my PhD from Cambridge. But a PhD is a waste of time anyway.
Get an orgasm from a Doctoral title, do you happen to wear glasses too?
They just weren't like that though.
I did, too, years ago, and while it has been anything but a waste of time, I concur with your experience. I'm Australian and I was gobsmacked at the ignorance and snobbish derision from highly educated people. They knew nanny isn't just a type of crystal meth, but not much else, it seems. I was also shocked at the academic standard of undergrads. Australian undergrads were far more critically literate.
@Leif Goodwin: I find your statement absolutely hillarious and precise! 🤣😁
Thank you!
@LizzieB Kennedy: Australien you say, so they were Chinese or do you mean White Australian academics? Just curious. Not judgemental ;)
Come to Oxford and learn how to make patronising contempt sound like a genuine interest in other people.
Ullman's an unparalleled genius.
What is Lidl lmao
🤣🤣🤣
...a german supermarket-chain...like ALDI...🧐😂
@MichaelKingsfordGray grow up
Diana Abbot got in to an all girls college at Cambridge through hard work and Latin. No maths.....
Just LOVE IT. THE TRUTH AT LAST!!! BLESS YOU!!!
I was interviewed by these two at Cambridge. I was the token poor person admitted that year.
Are you sure you were admitted as a 'token'?
@@Quinefan After I was offered a place their press office called me asking if I wanted to be one of some "feel good" stories for the Observer newspaper. I demurred.
@@splinterbyrd Post hoc ergo propter hoc.
@@Quinefan I think it's true actually. They were always going on about the need to "dispel some of the myths" about applying to Cambridge.
Wish I hadn't gone. I hated it.
@@splinterbyrd Well logically it might have been not so much that you were *the* token poor person, but simply that every year some small number of 'poor persons' were admitted, not directly by design but by the way the system operated, and then those few get picked on to do the work of 'dispelling the myths'.
Anyway regardless, I'm really sorry that you hated the experience. May I ask which College you studied at and which subject you did? Don't say if you don't want to. You're bang on about the insidious discrimination of the phrase 'dispelling myths'. If I ever have the stomach for it I might get into the campaign to normalise Cambridge, but suspect it would feel a lot like trying to blow piss uphill most of the time.
Well, this has aged well.
“Steady on. We only need one or two.” 😉
She has such a great grasp of the backstory of every character she performs. I have so much respect for her craftswomanship!
If this wasn't so true it would hilarious.
What exactly is true about this
We only need one or two!🤣🤣🤣🤣
Bloody hilarious, and yet so true!
I love how they got the “no makeup” look right.
Oh, she is wicked funny!
Sums it up nicely 👍👍👍
I know some friends who went to Oxford actually from mediocre schools and non-white demographics. They were kind and not what we thought of Oxbridge stereotypes. However, English universities now are more or less the same, they all charge high tuition while failing to take care of their students' needs.
High tuition... 9,000 a year LOL. Check out what a McDegree from the University of Dumpsville Ohio will cost you!
@@richardclarke376 You’re right mate. Adjusted for exchange rate differences, US uni tuitions are indeed higher than UK’s.
Surely a lot of it is buying the name to further your career.
@@StillAliveAndKicking_ HRs in fact don't care about the uni name. Because what they want are workers who could fit into and work in their companies, rather than useless intellectuals whose heads full of impractical academic theories. Once you are on board and move on to your next job, your qualification becomes irrelevant since experiences are more worthy than certificates in the job market.
@@hermanjacobs4425 There are industries where the university matters, in the UK anyway. Many financial companies only recruit graduates from Russell Group unis such as Oxford. Intellectual ability does count in technical roles, but obviously there are many roles where university achievement is not important, creativity, thinking on your feet, practical skills count far more. Of course once you get experience, your past university doesn’t count for much if anything. My opinion of HR departments is that they are useless, a bunch of non technical people infused with political nonsense who look for reasons not to hire people, and get in the way.
In one sense you are spot on. In many companies how good a job you do is unimportant because many managers don’t know what’s going on. What matters is flattering the boss, making him/her feel good, creating the right impression, sounding good. I’ve come across several people who were almost useless, and very lazy but with their head half way up their boss’s backside. Others are so bureaucratic and ineptly managed that ability is stifled.
The ironic thing is that this was directed by a middle-class white man who went to Cambridge
that why it was done about oxford primarily not cambridge
@@nickm7889 but it was written by someone who went to neither.....
How dare these white people take privelidge in their own country that their ancestors for thousands of years defended.....
I'm off to Uganda now to tell them all their racists because alot of black people live there, the cheek of it
@@nickm7889 Ha, Ha - good point!
@@threefeetpete2010 didn't the UK colonise Uganda? And steal their wealth whilst doing so?
If you're good enough your good enough.
What is Lidl ..........😆👍😂😂😂😂😂
As an Oxford graduate of an ethnic minority, I can actually vouch for this thinly-veiled racism of the selection committee.
not just race, they prefer a certain background ;-) as well
So racist that they accepted you!
@@atticlight9048 Only cos they had to.
@@harryc1971 Oh yes?
@@TheMusicalElitist Who made them accept you?
What is Lidl? 😂
It is where the poor shop that can't afford the prices in aldi
If you look on the right RUclips thinks this is a clip of Downton Abbey lmao
Perfection !
From what year was this? Seems to be from back when comedy was allowed.
"crowds dont find it funny when i just yell slurs for a straight hour and thats against muh freedom of speech"
dude grow up
@@afgor1088 that's pretty silly, you can tell the difference between a guy being a dick for an hour and cleverly pushing boundaries.
Many many years ago
@@ReachForTheSky yes ... That's the point
@@afgor1088 oh, your first post seemed to suggest you didn't get that point
Does anyone know what the music is
Or if you are prince Edward you just have to know someone who took the exam.
The correct response on the application form where it asks for the title to use with your name is: "baron", "viscount", "earl", "duke" or "prince".
Here in the US they use a stealthy mode for the Ivy League schools, what sport do you play? Anything that involves your own horse is automatic entry.
@@christophermartin7927 And how many regular people do the accept as opposed to toffs? Rejecting low standard toffs isn't the same thing.
@@LadyAnuB Yacht racing?
@@christophermartin7927 - Harry is not all that bright. It is why he needs Meghan to tell him what to do.
@@christophermartin7927
Harry still has plenty of money- he can pay full whack to get into an Ivy League uni, particularly if he plays a sport.
WHAT IS LIDL
Tracey does not look bloodless enough, her face still has too much life for this role :)
“From the North....”. Iron Lady enters chat!
I am from Germany. Seriously: What is "Little"?
LOL. Your marvelous supermarket "LIDL"
@@capitalb5889 Oh, you mean LIDL (pronounced "Lee-dell")
@@julianosvonskingrad7009 yes, that's right. I was aware of the German pronunciation, but the company has gone with a pronunciation that looks right in English rather than one that is not a standard combination of vowel sounds.
@@capitalb5889: Fair enough.
Good god she’s good.
That hair is uni hair!
They forgot to mention Norhern Ireland/ Irish. My niece went there
There is always a contingent from Northern Ireland. To make in more ethnically diverse.
That would have made it funnier.
I love black people - everybody should have one or two..
A gem!
This could be a UK MSM vid...
What is LIDL?
'well we do want to, but apparently it looks bad' !!
some of the exterior shots were Oxford...
diversity admission vs legacy admission. diversity admission is fine, as long as u are not token admission.
They aren't in the UK. Top universities do more to attract those who traditionally did not apply.
The legacy admission thing in the US is disgusting as it openly protects privilege. A quite high percentage of white students at Harvard (about 25%) are there due to legacy.
I asked a Leftist anthropologist ( Simmons grad , had lived in two tribal villages) about the mortality of tribal cultures. I knew that it was between the late teens and 30. She said that she didnt know. On her office door was a picture of peaceful primitives, contradicting the massively proven decrease in violence over the millenia. I came close to being convinced that my philosophy profs were insane.
I'm really confused about what you were trying to say and what the hell it has to do with this sketch.
@@capitalb5889 What is your original post?
Its all coming true now.
The only thing Oxford and Cambridge are "Best in the World" at is telling everyone that they are the "Best in the World".
Guardian reading, socialist, soy boy detected.
@@Jin-Ro arsehole detected.
Where was the AstraZeneca vaccine developed again?
They both appear regularly in the list of world’s top ten universities for academic excellence, but other than that...
@@sirrathersplendid4825 I wish I could steal that name haha. Or better, Sir Excellent, Old Chap.
So true!! ha ha!
Not true at all nowadays. Money money money that’s what you need. 💰
Yawn, how frightfully right on 🙄
Recommended on Wednesday April the 21st 2021.
'Blind testing'...they'd only get one or two.
One or two what?
@@myroseaccount Ullman said, 'wWe only need one or two'...Whatever she implied...that would be the case in 'blind test' applications.
@@patricka.crawley6572 She meant only want one or two black and / or working class oiks. This is a satire on arrogant upper class white people. You get that right?
You seem to suggest if testing were blind then you'd only get a few blacks anyway
I wonder how many bame dons there are at Oxford and Cambridge ,out of interest.
I wonder how many white dons there are in Nigeria, China, Pakistan....
You are a fucking tool
if ur genuinely interested, they publish those stats in detail online!
I don't know, but my child was interviewed by one
Comedy gold
spot on
What is a Lidl? Bwahhahahah
This is one efficient way to drop standards
Huh? This raises the standards of satire considerably.
Kwasi Kwarteng is much, much more intelligent than you'll ever be.
@@cundurangoballaragjohen106 Seems irrelevant. What are you talking about?
@@BANKO007 It seems you're using the common trope whereby inclusion of people from lower socioeconomic backgrounds leads to a drop in standards.
Not one for satire?
Oh ... joy!
Tracy loves school admissions
Utterly. Transfixed. Disturbing and all too true to life.
Reality. In reality the interviewers are more hostile
That wasn't my experience. The people I met were unfailingly polite, generous and genuinely interested in my understanding of their subject.
I feel so wanted...
This is a documentary.
"helpfully ethnic"
Idk I got into Oxford and I came from an immigrant background. My parents were given political refuge status in the 1980s and my father worked in a factory to pay for my studies. This skit is a total none sense. Everyone who wants to go should apply.
They couldn't be more accurate
Hahaha I have loved Tracey Ullman since her TV show that introduced the Simpsons! I was lucky enough to go to one of their live tapings and she was amazing, and she still is amazing and she still sticking it to the Royals which I think is so funny. I loved her characterization of princess Margaret wow! That was nasty but she was nasty LOL. Anyway you got to make fun of the Royals because really they should be known as: “Windsor entertainment and Social influence Inc.” Oh the queen does work hard for whoever she’s working for, but she expects quite a bit in return and she gets it! What I’d really like to be is a fly on the wall at the end of the night when the queen can retire into her bed chambers and begins to remove all her costume and then her real fraudulent, grifter personality comes out as she plots with her now dementing husband, spouting off one racial slur after the next! . The British have to get over the fairytale they are mesmerized by to see the corruption, and understand they’ve been banboozled. Monarchy is so 16th century, Dahling.Do you still need Princess Pushy in your lives? After all, YOU are picking up the tab!
Envy is not an endearing quality for someone who feels the need to flaunt a doctorate so gratuitously. Get a life, Patrick.
@@royfearn4345 They should have made a gender swap reboot of Mrs Doubtfire with Tracey Ullman. With a good male prosthetic makeup and a nice story she would be brilliant in that role.
You are anti-monarchy and yet you’re subscribed to Lady C, the Royal Rogue, According2Taz etc. hopefully you’ve come to your senses two years later and realized how much of a benefit they are.
Patronising....
Lmao😂😭😭😭😭