Catherine Tate Show - Disgusted Couple -3- Tempura

[qwertyuiopqwerty112]

Japanese Cuisine not Thai !

[simmytime]

1 person is a dirty bastard.

[SonyLeena]

"spicy jam" amazing

[1994murph]

the dirty, robbing, cheating BASTARDS

[kriszvarga007]

the best bit is without question when he goes....(to the spicy jam) 'oooohh listen to this' he is so angry, almost jumps up! brilliant!

[dalyQS]

The Dirty Bastards...

[JohnPurchaseArt]

Chinese, basically

[MaleOrderBride]

Isn't Tempura a Japanese dish...not a Thai food?

[afareni]

Ew, veg tempura...

[myeyeswillburn]

lol id love for a couple exactly like these (trust me they exist) to watch this and realise how ignorant they are lol

[matthiasbell]

I keep hearing Battered Vag. Like they were eating someone's vagina that was beaten up and then fried. Those dirty bastards.

[PaganGlade]

The person who plays Ray does a very good job of imitating Northerners. His language, his gestures everything....makes me wonder if he is a Northern Brother. You can tell that Tate herself has trouble not laughing in these sketches :D Thank you for uploading

[LENUS2]

Absolutely amazing sketch, I love the couple,. Catherine is very talented, but must admit i like Rays' role playing here more )) its so realistic, hes surprized gesture at 1:48 is PRICELESSSSS!!

[VAABoy08]

@iCoCoBombs - Mate trust me u don't, people like this in real life are the most opinionated rude and stuck up cunts you will ever come across

[iCoCoBombs]

I wanna meet a couple like this in real life xD

[Bradshaw1ives]

We need a Janice and Ray movie, or show, or something to give us more Janice and Ray. I like the way she says "Thai-land" and the way Ray says "Now who don't do no chips?"

[Supesfan88]

Everytime the camera closes in on Catherine the top of her sweater is bent toward her and then when it pulls out again its bent away from her...something I've noticed.

ps: I know people like this. They're all over.

[DG3744]

@Supesfan88 GOOD OBSERVATION MATE! I never noticed this!

[Coaley24CP]

The dirty evil robbing basterds!

[JuliaWincent]

It's actually japanese but wow is that funny! Love Catherine Tate^^

[kureyonalliance]

Actually "tempura" isn't from "tzailand" XD

It's actually from japan and it's not just battered vegetables, it can also include fish.

[MyFudginBrother]

@kureyonalliance the thai people sell it too.

[briefboyz]

The dirty veg battering bastards!

[fruitcake0anon]

at 2:08 you can tell Catherine's holding a laugh back lmao

[moleculesnmorphemes]

Americans have been eating tempura for 50+ years lol.

Is this supposed to be northern England?

[sean9234]

@moleculesnmorphemes Yeah it's a bit of Southern stereotype of Northerners, but since this one's actually funny, we'll let them off ;)

[moleculesnmorphemes]

@sean9234

lol. Americans have the same stereotype of some parts of the US. They sound (not accent, but what they are saying) sorta like some large town/small city Minnesotans I've met. "Milk.... made from rice.... MILK... made... from RICE?!?" lol

I come from a totally different part of the States. One of my uncles is a hick who loves to hunt and loves his guns, but he grows different kinds of basil and makes his own pesto. So does Cate and her 'hubby' do a decent job at a Yorkshire accent?

[sean9234]

@moleculesnmorphemes It's not bad but it's more of a mix of Lancashire and Yorkshire accents in my opinion, more of a Pennine accent that you'd find in Huddersfield and Leeds (I think Google maps would probably help with the context here) instead of a 'broad' accent hat mst people associate with Yorkshire.

Have a look round YouTube, they will probably give you a better idea than I can seeing as I'm from Lancashire :D

[moleculesnmorphemes]

@sean9234

Thanks man. But, lol, I know where Leeds is. Not all Americans are clueless.

One thing we Yanks are clueless about tho, is when you in the UK talk about accents being narrow or broad, high or low, big or small, open or closed, blah blah blah. What the hell does speaking 'broad' mean lol. There are a dozen major accents in the U.S., but we don't use such colorful and basic terms to describe them.

[gypsyhugh]

Battered Veg With Spicy Jam!!! The Dirty Evil Robbing Bastards

[Noodles4Evar]

lmfao. thats basically my mum and dad. i cant stop laughing.

[ATomira]

they were bovered, basically

[Jonnybanks90]

"Little blob of jam, JAM, like that....but spicey."

[NobleSquad]

I love the way she says "we couldn't believe it could we?"

[themossinator]

"Chinese basically" lol

[mazzag77]

11.40 for battered veg !

[mazzag77]

BATTERED VEG !

[peter0010]

"3 weeks ago, we was in Leeds" yep that's how we all talk from Leeds.

[Chompy0091]

jam,like that, but spicy!

[Rworksmedia]

this is such an accurate representation of real awful people in the UK today.

[Xantion]

On top of it, Tempura is actually Japanese :D

[HojoOSanagi]

@Xantion

Actually it was brought over from Europe by the Portuguese.

[Xantion]

@HojoOSanagi

I see, thanks, it's just that I've also seen articles that state it's a Dutch thing hence my confusion.

[HojoOSanagi]

@Xantion

Well the Dutch could have gained it from the Spanish in the Spanish succession, or vice versa. I'd have to look into that. The tempura the Japanese eat I think is a culturally modified version of the one Mediterranean Europeans eat, though, so one could say that it is in itself Japanese just of European origin.

[Xantion]

@HojoOSanagi

I'm probably completely wrong about the Dutch origin so never mind that :)

[MaTTRiiK]

Thumbs up this if you think they would make a good couple :L

[nickleus1977]

here's the uk's REAL national treasures =)

[TheFamilyGuys]

I Love this one :D