I bet you she was telling the torture story of someone who had to live in a house with an avocado bathroom

I love that fucking ridiculous windsor knot. So accurate.

i love this sketch! me and my friend did it for our drama exam!!! and we got away with it!!!! loooool!!!

"I'm sorry, Umbulu, that does sound like a pisser..."

I get the same thing from having worked processing film for a coroner's office.

"When you know, what you know, about what goes on." hahaha

There are kids whose parents haven't met yet when this video was posted to this website, who are now in junior high

"I think it's best if you go... Don't leave me!"

Isn't that the same outfit David wore in the avocado bathroom sketch? Must be his house-hunting costume.

I need a fucking month off now

What I always find amusing is how in the States they call them "Realtors" whereas in the UK we call them "Estate Agents".....or "Devious Wankers". ;-)

I hate to be 'that guy' - the one who tries to discuss the point of the sketch, but since no-one else I know has seen this, I kind-of feel this is the best place to do so. I think that the main message of this sketch is that the notion of torture actually intrigues people, and a lot of them secretly long to hear stories about it, and of course when actually told the stories, they are shocked, horrified and genuinely affected by it.

I think this is a really great sketch.

the worst thing she's ever consulted someone for is herself listening to that man

In Canada, we call them Realtors and/or Real Estate Agents.

This is genius.

hahaha what a great sketch

I thought the joke was going to be that the worst thing she had ever heard of was someone trying to find a home with a realtor.

muswell hill woop!

I thought this was going to end on a joke about Mitchell's job, with Webb not learning his lesson, something like _"I'm a p*rn director." "What's the weirdest thing you've ever filmed?"_ or _"I'm a homicide detective." "What's the grizzliest murder you've ever seen?"_

I've always loved this show, thanks for the vid! btw, there's a division of the british broadcasting corperation in america? weird!

20 people got tortured

like how he repeats "a lot of things..."))

How dare you! Mosquitos and leeches would never get mixed-up with this sort of thing. Several of my best friends are leeches... ;-)

+bumfacefuck -- The term "real" comes from "real property" which is the legal designation for parcels of land and whatever permanent structures sit on them.

Oh my. That tie.

Funny it happens to be set so close to where I live! :P

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Lol muswell hill

That's a huge house!

Are their any Secret Estate Agents? You know, ones that specialize in finding safe houses for MI-5 staff?

I used to live in Muswell Hill :D

No, here in the US we call them "Real Estate Agents," when referring to individual employees. "Realtor" is usually how we refer to the company or organization, as in: "I was checking out realtors this morning. The real estate agent should be here in half an hour." :P

yeaah thts soooooo funny xx

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when they went into the bathroom, she told him 'he had to listen to a full justin bieber album' poor lad.

nope. just other names for estate agents

Correct. It's "realty" as opposed to "personalty". The former is land, the latter would be chattels, or personal belongings. So a "real estate agent" is an agent of real estate, the emphasis being on the type of "estate" involved. Of course, it's pointless to refer to yourself as a "personalty estate agent" because that applies essentially to everyone who sells anything but land. And since these terms come from English law which existed before Canada or the USA, we have "estate agent" in the UK.

@worddoctor1 No, they have got enemy of the estate agents in Zimbabwe though...

@foxmcloud555 You have no idea. You have to watch out for those sneaky bastards.

"Realtor" is actually, technically, a trademarked term for members of a particular organization. The general term is meant to be 'real-estate agent'.

Webb looks very different in this clip, more likable :)

ahahahahaah

yep, you can be a real-estate agent and not be a realtor, having the realtor title merely means paying to be in the organization

I think it's more of a global thing for the last one.

Were you guessing the method of torture just there?

i live in muswell hill xD

Well, calling them 'Realtors' provides the Americans with the possibility of creating a show based on the people who sell homes created by Dr. Seuss. Such a show could then be named 'Surrealtors'.

I LIVE IN MUSWELL HILL >:(

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That's interesting cause in Canada we call em Real Estate Agents ...which... kinda sounds like a combination of the two = O ... Are you sure they don't call them Real Estate Agents there in the states too? Cause I've never really heard the word Realtor before...

There's a lot missing from the series on Netflix :(

Both (Real Estate Agent and Realtor) get used in the US. Realtor is just quicker, I suppose.

Well, estate is the total net worth of an individual. Money and stocks are fake estate.

Why did he say "I think it's best if you go." then say "Don't leave me!" ?

Or leeches, dementors, mosquitos, layabouts, cheats and time wasters... I recently moved house, Can you tell?

I don't like the term "Devious Wankers" it implies an amount of intelligence.

did I ox you?