You Do!, The Windsors! ABSOLUTE GOLD

Victoria is so cute. the justified indignation over the dresses. good on her.

Victoria says"ask me in a more patronising manner again" I am floored

Hilariously, this is the first time they’ve shown a magazine publication that I’m familiar with! And I’ve also subscribed to it for years! I do a lot of electronics engineering work, basically a systems engineer consultant, specializing in metrology and test equipment. And that magazine is fucking awesome! 😂😂😂 but when Victorias said “go away“… Yep that hits close to home😂😂😂

Thanks so much for posting.

Three of my favorite guests/hosts! Thanks for this 😊

thank you so very much for the upload :)

Oh goodness. Lough out loud at the two grandchildren of Queen. Beatrice and Eugene. Unbelievable

The Hell the police has got a problem with antidepressants. I’m more impressed that Xander had it in him to speak a bit of dark humor surrounding the raid.

Those two old shouting women are legitimately the most terrifying harbinger of human doom I have ever witnessed

“Sing it, bitch” 🤣🤣

Ross Noble was killing it. Ian having to stretch his cheek muscles from laughing is not something you see often

Thanks BH for the happy memories that this episode brings, after a month there, we had just taken the fast train from St P RU to Helsinki, got to our hotel, closed the breakfast buffet and then I CRASHED into the pillows on my bed, only to hear the crows of my partner howling at the spectacle of the wedding. I liked those pillows

16:05. brilliant.

1:21 lol what tf? That was insane

Look at the ears.

@21:41 Damien.

Oh Victoria - I love everything you do... but rich people showing off,with the excuse to throw money at an awful frock - no sympathy.

Is Alexander Armstrong betazoid?

06:00 Bin Laden laden with bins…

The comedians on purpose skipped the one thing that the male world talkedcaboit and remembered of the royal wedding which was the absolute delightful tush of Katie's sister Pippa.

Zod, victoria from the old days was absolutely insufferable. im glad the lads double downed on the clothing jokes once she vehemently opposed it.

Mrs Richards: "I paid for a room with a view !" Basil: (pointing to the lovely view) "That is Torquay, Madam." Mrs Richards: "It's not good enough!" Basil: "May I ask what you were expecting to see out of a Torquay hotel bedroom window? Sydney Opera House, perhaps? the Hanging Gardens of Babylon? Herds of wildebeest sweeping majestically past?..." Mrs Richards: "Don't be silly! I expect to be able to see the sea!" Basil: "You can see the sea, it's over there between the land and the sky." Mrs Richards: "I'm not satisfied. But I shall stay. But I expect a reduction." Basil: "Why?! Because Krakatoa's not erupting at the moment ?"

I usually find Victoria to be hilarious...... I guess it was the time of the month.

Victoria spent the entire show doing what women do when they are the only female in the room. They behave overly precious instead of their usual vile selves.

Ahem, Victoria, it is SEa Air and Land (SEAL). The group is unofficially known as SEAL Team 6, or NAVSPECWARDEVGRU or DEVGRU. The latter is an abbreviation for the full acronym, which is the official title, used for administrative purposes (have to have a way to pay the sailors and officers and account for their equipment). The military is filled with such things and that's not even the most comical. You should see some of the designations for training commands. The selection process cited is a simplification. First, they have to pass a qualification test and physical exam, just to qualify for training. Then, they attends BUD/S, Basic Underwater Demolition/ SEAL School, where they go through rigorous physical training, classroom work and the like. Hell Week isn't the end, but occurs late in the program. During that week, which is sprung on trainees, they spend the entire time going through drills and physical exercises that push them to mental and physical breaking points, to prepare them for potentially arduous missions. At any point in training, the trainee can quit an exercise, go up to a bell and ring it, to signal that they quit. They are then returned to the fleet, to their former jobs. All candidates must have a rating (professional specialty) though not all ratings are qualified to apply (such as a Mess Specialist ie "cook"). Most classes have at least a 50% or higher attrition rate, due to injury, failure in class work, psychological deficiencies or just "ringing out." After Hell Week, they go into more intensive final training, where they get more into specialist training. After completing BUD/S, the spend 6 months in SEAL Tactical Training, working towards earning their warfare badge, the "Trident" (an eagle, grasping a trident in its talons). They are expected to become proficient with all types of firearms, demolitions, fully trained divers (standard scuba gear, closed-circuit breathing gear and snorkel swimming), be able to navigate on land or water, proficient in parachuting (they attend airborne school either before or after BUD/S), small unit tactics, reconnaissance, communications, medical training and so on. They grew out of the Underwater Demolition Teams (UDT)that operated in WW2, Kore and Vietnam (aka "frogmen"), conducting beach reconnaissance for amphibious landings, as well as clearing mines and other obstructions. The British equivalent would be the Special Boat Service

Three of my favorite guests/hosts! Thanks for this 😊