THE BOUQUET RESIDENCE, THE LADY OF THE HOUSE SPEAKING
THE BOUQUET RESIDENCE, THE LADY OF THE HOUSE SPEAKING
Gabriel Adams
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Charles Perez
this show is fucking terrible
Andrew Gonzalez
nah its spot on commentary of uk middle class
Sebastian Jackson
Legit can't watch this show because Hyacinth reminds me too much of my grandma. inb4 britbong
Jonathan Hill
fuck off child
Im the same but it doesn't bother me to watch
Hunter Gray
>Hyacinth reminds me too much of my grandma.
She reminds me of far too many British guys on Sup Forums.
Aaron Phillips
why cant it be both
Christopher Green
>it's a Hyacinth has a mental breakdown after learning that her husband voted for Nigel Farage episode
Ryan Peterson
>implying Hyacinth wouldn't vote UKIP to drive the smelly low class immigrants out
Daniel Lopez
>it's a Hyacinth discovers that a group have Syrian refugees have moved in down the street and that they haven't been putting their bins out every other Tuesday episode
Lucas Scott
>it's a Hyacinth fakes a hate crime and tries to blame Onslow episode
Wyatt Rodriguez
>it's a Richard gets accused of being a member of ISIS after taking a trip to Nice and somebody cuts the brakes on his car episode
Mind the pedestrians Richard
Grayson Rogers
This show is fucking incredible you wigwam, I bet you've never even been invited to a candlelight supper.
Justin Moore
Did she ever come to terms with Sheridan being gay?
Aaron Sanders
>candlelight supper.
I don't recall if we ever got to saw one of these famous candlelight suppers during the show.
Jaxon Roberts
Spot on!
I think she was naively oblivious and thought he was the prefect son, his love of making his own curtains and silk pajamas was incompatible with him being a "confirmed bachelor".
Chase Gray
Millennial faggot
Bentley Butler
>tfw the BBC have been repeating Just Good Friends
Jan Francis is lovely.
Brayden Murphy
We almost saw her indoor-outdoor dinner, and her waterside picnic with riparian entertainment
Isaiah Scott
Can't remember one at least.
>and her waterside picnic with riparian entertainment
I think this might've been the first episode I ever saw.
Chase Jones
>its a Richard daydreams about strangling Hyacint episode
Isaac Morris
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Elijah Baker
shut ure maowf
its from a simpler time when shows were not ADHD Americanized and it was ok to talk abou the class divide
Parker Gutierrez
WATCH IT RICHARD
Brayden Gonzalez
Topkek
Luke Bailey
Yes! I've caught a few episodes, she is lovely
Eli Harris
WATCH IT VICAR
Carter Russell
WATCH IT MAJOR
Connor Cruz
WATCH IT ROSE
Nicholas Butler
(((Americanized)))
Leo Watson
>Bouquet
>>Bouquet
>>>Bouquet
It's "Bucket". You're missing the central joke.
Logan Gonzalez
>It's "Bucket".
Mason Bennett
The only way Bucket could be pronounced the way she wants it pronounced is if her family had continental influences, and I KNOW she disapproves of continental influences.
What a dilemma.
Leo Sanchez
WATCH IT ONSLOW
Charles Martin
Oh nice!
Jaxon Green
PUT A FUCKING SHIRT ON YOU SCRUFFY CUNT
Levi Kelly
tfw your waterside supper with riparian entertainment is ruined
Colton Sanchez
Because a comedy that successfully satirises an entire class of people isn't a terrible comedy.
Isaac James
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Brody Young
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Christian King
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Charles Ortiz
Watch it, Hyacinth.
Camden Butler
Hand-painted periwinkles motherfuckers
Henry Gonzalez
...
Josiah Baker
This is objectively untrue.
Christopher Morales
RIP in peace
Eli Jones
So would you a Rose?
Evan Bailey
Yes.
Xavier Hernandez
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Austin Myers
She's kind of cute desu
After everyone else has had their turn? No thanks
Zachary Reed
...
Aiden Morales
>Ugh, Is this Bucket speaking?
Owen Diaz
Daily reminder that this happened
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Dylan Lewis
>Hyacinth
>Rose
>Daisy
All named after flowers hence the "Bouquet" meaning.
>Unfortunately Hyacinth married Richard BUCKET.
That passes for early 90's humour in the UK. And it's fucking marvellous.
Daniel Nguyen
>"Why do they always have wogs on the telly now?"
it was a different time...
Justin Smith
It was one of those shows that went on for far too long, like 'Allo 'Allo or Last of the Summer Wine. They are gentle and humorous shows, but if you've seen one, you seen them all. I suppose it would appeal to the sort of people who like SoL in Sup Forums, not much in terms of plot or action, but entertaining enough to have on in the background on a peaceful Sunday afternoon
Ian Martinez
This has potential.
Asher Torres
Nah doesn't really fit Onslow's character. I doubt he cared about ethnics too much.
Noah Wilson
Yes, because there was so much genocide avocation in Raimi's spiderman.
Michael Edwards
> complains about Americanisation
> uses a 'z' in the middle of Americanisation
Leo Bell
I loved that family so much.
Made me feel comfy that British lower class people are pretty much the same as Murrican lower class people