Can you explain how, as a Reader, you have Digested how you imagine "first semester" and developed your concepts of Psychology student behaviors?

Can you please go into more detail about how you understand 'behaviours'?@@briseboy

​@@polylyth Hm. How often would you say you find yourself asking these sort of prying questions? Do they ever interfere with your daily activities, or impact your work and family life?

@@kathorsees How often do you unnecessarily involve yourself in conversations between other people? Do you think it has resulted in you being unpopular?

@@deckiebells8832popularity then is it ? Fascinating, Do you often find yourself seeking acceptance from the public as a form of compensation?

That'd be buzzfeed today, or some youtube psychologist's channel.

Best not to write about the script. Ruins it for those who’ve not seen it, yeah?

@@CHRISDABAHIA you have to be a special kind of person to go and read comments before you watch the video and then complain about it being spoiled. I'll let you choose particular word to describe such a person yourself, if I did it, I'm afraid it'd be very unflattering.

@@Ennar and @CHRIS DA BAHIA please wait for your turn in the lobby. You can't rush in here like that. This is a comment section without search ONLY for bots to push scams.

I couldn't have said it better myself!

Completely agree - it is absolutely magnificent.

No it isn´t.

@@burtingtune Yes, it is

@@burtingtune Yes it is.

At first her ordering two teas from Rebecca I thought was proof, but then Rebecca doesn't respond so we really dont know.

The real psychiatrist had merely to point to the diplomas mounted on the wall between the windows.

that is a real problem with mental health issues, as soon as your state of mind is questioned by anybody.........trying to "prove you're sane" becomes really tricky - a couple of scary movies have been made on this premise.

Interesting! Does anything else in your life seem to be "going on and on"? So we have an obsession with perpetuity along with a constant questioning of women's qualifications. Mixed in I see a bit of nihilism ("Will we ever know?"). Now, your comment contains two interrogation marks. Interrogations marks are interesting, aren't they? They are round and curvy, a bit like breasts, right? And you used exactly two of them in your comment. Fascinating! Truly fascinating!

​@@chriflu Excellent, truly excellent!

Capt. Kirk convinces a dangerous robot to turn its programming against itself.

😅

Sort of like 2 snakes eating each other, tail first.

You start by thinking they are both psychiatrists, and finish realising they are both psychos.

And the bit in the second half with the phone giving one just a hint that neither of them is actually a psychiatrist was brilliantly done.

This sketch was well acted.

We never would have had a clue until you cringingly explained it to us

How much do you think was scripted?

Stephen Fry on cocaine.

Rahul Khamamkar Probably occurred to them during therapy

The writers.

I think Fry&Laurie re the writers themselves

It's all written from a shower would be my guess.

Who need years of college when can become an internet expert on any topical news story by skimming a wiki article /s

i have a close friend who is schizophrenic, i have a carers certification as i've been looking after her for around seven years, a few months ago someone asked me if i am autistic, and not so long ago someone else asked me if i am bi-polar - it's contagious apparently....

I think the punchline is pretty obvious early one. But it's still done remarkably well.

@@Argumemnon - Well, because of the title....

​@@HarryNicNicholasSchizophrenia and Bipolar are two distinct mental illnesses and Autism is a neurodevelopmental condition so yeah... Your comment doesn't really make sense. You could be a carer with Bipolar and/or Autism, that profession and those conditions aren't mutually exclusive.

@@amymccarthy5591exactly!

Such a uniquely fantastic duo.

What happened to them later on?

@@HritwRaje They both had excellent acting careers and rarely work together. Fry wrote a number of books.

Present tense for the both of them! They both have quite illustrious careers

They still are

Woah!!

Mind = Blown.

Why that can't be true. I am the doctor!

@@Schdcdd Fascinating...

@@Schdcdd No albatross.

Useful trick for any kind of fairytale believers. Christans, Muslims, Budhists, Scientologists, and so on.

@@constantinosschinas4503 No, that's just called a congregation if they're all of the same type, or an interfaith conference if they're not. Anyone attending tends to walk away more entrenched.

Like an undercover agent attending a flat-earth conference and it turns out each person there is also "the only" undercover agent there... (Okay, I've been in a Flat-Earth gatherings UKposts rabbit hole for hours now.)

@@justinklenk be careful, if you go too deep you could fall out the bottom !!!

@@constantinosschinas4503 Nice to see people take a dump atop other people's beliefs.

You mean, comedy in general.

I know, right? This world needs more F&L, Python, and especially Blackadder ... and at least 80% less of whatever is supposed to be funny these days. There are some intelligent things happening but they're hard to find.

That’s why rick and morty is exploding because it doesn’t only go one layer deep. Different sort of comedy but clever all the same

Intelligence in general, I might add, and true comedy is but a manifestation of intelligence.

mitchell and webb look is the only other one of recent times but some people say its a poor mans fry and laurie.

Absolutely EXTRAORDINARY Laura, please tell me, how long have you been experiencing these delusions of being a linguist?......

ma lascia perdere

​@@doneyarts47gottem

Funny cuz its true. All trying to cure themselves

Eating too much of that Scientology, eh?

Stefan Travis Plot twist on the plot twist - there’s no such thing as mental illness

Jessica Creel Oh really, do explain oh wise one 🤪

An awfully large number of patients, sad to say.

It's a real thing!

Why is that genius?

Something psychologists would understand 😅 Brilliant

@@barbarav.r.2503 I study psychology and know Gestalt therapy. I don't understand the Bender part

@@brod2man Bender-Gestalt is a psychological test, widely used to assess visual - motor functions in children and adults (simplified explanation). It is also used to detect neurological (neuropsychological) risks, depending on criteria used (Hutt, Koppitz etc.). There are several adaptations of the test, as well as scoring systems. As a Psychology student you should be familiar with BG. I would recommend Patricia Lacks' book BG Screening for Brain Dysfunction.

It's a standard diversionary practice, answering a question with a question of your own. It makes some people feel quite smart but really they just look like prats.

Had my money on fry. He seemed more legitamite

I had inkling it would be a third person. Just a thought, wouldn’t it be cool if they are both the patients. Brilliant!

@@PaulaZF After a half a minute you're wondering who is the patient and who's the doctor. After two minutes the idea comes up that they both could be patients, which it turnes out to be. Pretty funny, but I think it would be even more brilliant if both were actually psychiatrists, none was delusional and that the fault was just with Rebecca scheduling them in the same office.

@@Rodytur10Haha, I really like your take and I hope some good actors (don't have to be pros, UKpostsrs would also do) will one day enact such a brilliant sketch! :)

Lmao

Well, it always boils done to personal taste. These two are indeed great, but some of the Python sketches were equally brilliant. I don't see the need to try to rank order everything. It's enough, is it not, to just say top tier?

i liked Hale and Pace when i was little

It's interesting that you chose that word; "Fascinating". Extraordinary.

Ah, role-play. Very good, a useful exercise. Now in this scenario, I will be DougieJR and you will be DougieSR. I’ve spilt milk all over the new carpet, now what do you say?

@@ereeye95 Let me tell you I had a very strict, religious upbringing. Up till the age of 10, my mum didn't let me watch many programmes after 9pm and I wasn't allowed to watch EastEnders. On the other hand, I watched A Bit Of Fry & Laurie with my brother who was older than me as well as Bottom and The Young Ones.

@@DDaSilva1980 The stuff about your family was kind of a joke but I appreciate the insight into what I feel is like a bizarre situation. Are you now as strict or religious as your parents were?

Deke DaSilva fascinating, absolutely fascinating.

@@ereeye95 No, not really. I'm a bit more relaxed as is my brother. He's not really all that religious to be honest.

@@DDaSilva1980 how old are you now?

Two psychiatrists walk towards each other. One says to the other "Zyprexa?" The other says "Nah. clozipine" The patient keeps smoking weed and thinks that it's the marijuana that keeps him calm The patient is

But it all falls apart when they can't agree whose name goes first on the case study.

was

Jay Remi Yeah, and the rest of the world is so crap