Having listened to a few podcasts with her, I always think, she could've been a great standup

Oh ffs! Not another numpty comment!

Why do you say that, ive heard nothing but praise for her since the first Derry girls landed. Nothing! SO not underrated at all

@@narabdela Exactly

Agreed!

I think the term 'under-rated' might be very over-used. Nicola Coughlan seems to be having a successful career and she's on the top British chat show with other major celebs and killing it. If you read the comments here, she's very much liked and is considered very talented. She seems to be highly rated, if you ask me, and long may she continue to be.

Is 'underrated' the most overused word on KZfaq? No, she is NOT underrated

@@narabdela what song or tune was playing in the background during jenny Joyce presentation in front of the school assembly about peace in season 3 episode 7

@@blackhokage1744 That's an interesting left-field question. Why do you ask?

@@narabdela I want to download it, I use to hear the tune when I was a kid, it just brings up so many memories, pls kindly help me out

Me too!! I randomly clicked it with no idea what to expect and ended up in fits during the first episode! By the end it easily ended on my favorite shows list!

I can watch this over and over. It's heartwarming and hilarious. The ladies are just lovely and unique. This deserved a longer series. 🌹❤️🙃

Sister Michael is life goals. Minus the marriage to Jesus.

I just have to ask, did you understand the Irish accent?

@@rosierennie5867 yes I understand it.

The Graham Norton Show is vastly superior to late night talk shows in the US. I think a lot of Brits would be surprised it's fairly popular Stateside on BBC America.

Agree 100%. I actually hate when they have American actors on. The UK actors are so fun and respectful and play off each other.

"rear" show? Are ya sure your thinking of Derry Girls?

@@Donegal62 she probably saw Derry Girls after having seen Nicola in The Bridgertons.

Sounds more like 'Derriere Girls'...

"rear" = "rare" in a Derry accent.

derriere girls, porn parody

Usually that expression is used for source material that has multiple adaptations

Not under rated but luuuuved by anyone who went to a convent school xxx

Den Brief würde ich unterschreiben ;)

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That has to be the most German thing I have ever read, No we Germans have a sense of humour, in fact I found this show so funny I must write to the authorities. God I love Germany 🇩🇪 😍

If you found this funny go and watch the Derry girls (the show that the blond young woman and the woman who made the awful cake are on) it's hilarious. Although you will need sub titles (I am English and have to rewind sometimes to catch what was said) And you will need a history lesson about "the troubles" in Northern Ireland and you will need to understand what it is to be a catholic in Northern Ireland. But we'll worth the effort 😅

@@inatwirlingram2540 I'm a catholic from Germany and I remember the troubles (I'm in my 40ies and remember IRA, bombs exploding in England, teenagers being attacked by police in northern Ireland, walls in the middle of cities separating catholics and protestants and all that. I remember Zombie by the Cranberries hitting my generation hardly, crying about the mess the people were going through - hence I was shocked about how Brexit was handled by the British government and public). I've had put Derry girls on my list but was worried about my ability to understand the dialect. So thanks for the advice about English subtitles, that's a great idea!!! ❤️❤️❤️

Me ,me,me!!

Put the display away, just away, and take a walk. Maybe even just a turn about the room.

Literally me 😭

@@jhwheuer Who else is stuck in the never ending loop of The Graham Norton show 👀

It is THE best talk show. I mean he can be a bit stuck up the arses of the big celebrities, but it's a great show to get to KNOW them.

I wanted to see how Michelle would handle having her brother home! They could have continued it…

Exactly. Teenagers are snarky and self involved and righteously indignant at any period throughout history and between cultures. I realized I loved this show about 5 minutes into the pilot, when a bombed bridge was a mere inconvenience and a denim jacket was the main agony of that moment. Nothing changes.

Are you serious???i thought she was 25....

No way!

Look it up

Me too.

@d R no it’s cause unlike all American talk shows he takes month long breaks between series

Is Galway xD

Oh god lol 😅that is NOT a Derry accent, that was a Dublin accent. Completely different . Dublin is in the republic first off. There are 100s of accents here and most don’t sound remotely alike

@Dizzy Dazzle no it was a Dublin accent, Nicola is from Galway . So she was still putting on a different accent 😅it’s so weird to me as someone from the country that people can’t hear the difference, as they don’t sound alike

Just goes to show how similar they are while still being different. Can you tell the difference between a kiwi (New Zealand) accent and an Australian accent? You’ll be lynched if you tell a kiwi they sound like an Aussie - but it’s an easy mistake for a foreigner who hasn’t heard them both side by side.

@@camogrrl And here I am still struggling to differentiate British accent from Aussie 😅

@drttyu liqm it is confirmed that there's only 3 seasons. I want atleast 5 😫😭

There's a season 3.

Thank you for the heads up, captain Picard.

It hasn't been cancelled, but this is the final season, as per the writer/creator's original intention.

@@nkt1 aahh that sucks this shows the best! thanks

you need to checkout other British comedy as it really aint that great

look up "London Irish" same writer as Derry girls, it's hilarious.

@@probablecausetocheckhard-drive it’s not British. It’s Irish. Hence why it’s called Derry girls and is about Irish girls.. It’s on British TV, but that doesn’t make it British. Or else all those Hollywood films made by British directors would be American and not British, if that’s your logic? Either you can claim the Hollywood films made by British directors with British casts are British and not American, or you can claim that the country they’re aired in is where they’re from. Can’t have it both ways. Derry girls is Irish about Irish people. It’s not British. Graham Norton is Irish. He’s not British.

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what song or tune was playing in the background during jenny Joyce presentation in front of the school assembly about peace in season 3 episode 7

In the same episode, she narrated about her sending her baby teeth to her first crush. She was 5. I found the baby teeth story funnier than the Nadine coyle story

@@passivesmoker451 oh man why didn't they post the Clip of this story. Would have been really intresting to listen 😅

2020

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@@nannuuuuu you're Malayali?

@@laique8797 yeah 😌

@@nannuuuuu I presume you're an overseas Malayali...? As it is very natural for we Malayalis to be a മറുനാടൻ മലയാളി(marunaadan malayali)😅 Wishing you happy days ahead....

@@laique8797 ey alla keralathil thanne aanu😌ernakulam ❤

That is such a great idea!! YES!

Derry Girls

Ulster Protestants Unionists Loyalists are angry

@@RobertK1993 I'd say anti-British Irish nationalists can be angry too

@@scented-leafpelargonium3366 Irish people aren’t anti British, they just want them out of their country. Bit like how the Ukrainians want the Russians out of there’s too. Brits just have zero self awareness and no understanding of exactly what is happening in Ireland. Europe is with Palestine. Europe is with Ireland. Europe is with Ukraine. UK have zero self awareness and don’t understand that they’re occupying Ulster. But us mainland Europeans know the history and the situation very well. British are 100% in the wrong. It’s not terrorism if you’re the occupying force, that’s called ‘freedom fighters’. I’m sure the nazis thought of the french resistance as terrorists too, but if the British and the Germans were back home in UK/Germany, they’d be safe.

@@burner9826 Well I am a non-Catholic non-Nationalist (by birth, not choice) citizen of Northern Ireland, which Irish nationalists would call "British," even though Britain only consists of England, Scotland & Wales on the mainland, not Northern Ireland, which is only part of the UK (United Kingdom of Great Britain AND Northern Ireland), so geographically we are Irish, not "British." Any time I go to GB they call me Irish, never "British." Seeing as you mention being 100% in the wrong and zero self-awareness. This could ostensibly apply to any group of people who don't know correct terminology or get the facts wrong. So you agree that I should leave the country where I was born because of those opinions? To where should I flee? Do I claim asyllum? What is it that makes a country "theirs" and not just freely for humankind to live there? I was in Ukraine, and many have sentiments about the Russians, but it is not racial, but for how Russia has treated the Ukrainians, otherwise they would be much more positive & engaging. Many Brits may have no understanding of what is happening in Ireland, yet many of the Irish who want the British to leave "their" country go to Britain to live among the Brits they disdain! Europe may be with the territory formerly called Palestine (renamed by the European Romans after ethnically cleansing the country of all Hebrews after the Israelites' ancient enemies the Philistines in order to humiliate them), and may also be with Ireland (I am guessing not those living on the island of Ireland that were born non-Catholic or non-Nationalist in the North) and may be with Ukraine while the political will is still there, which basically means that the UN supports the Palestinian Arab cause (I say Arab Palestinian, as before 1948 the Jews living in that territory under British rule from 1917-1947 and for 400 years before that under non-Arab Turkish rule, were also called "Palestinian" although the former handle of it was the land of Israel). This also implies that the UN/Europe is anti-British in their wholehearted support of Nationalist Catholic Ireland where other minorities like myself are routinely maligned and forced to accept only one political narrative (and of course realise that the majority of the population want us out, backed by Europe of course!). Ukraine happens to be the bread basket of Europe. You say that the UK are "occupying Ulster," but that is strictly not true. Ulster is made up of 9 counties, 6 in Northern Ireland and 3 in the Republic of Ireland, so the term and geography are not interchangeable. But as you say the Europeans (including the Irish) know the history and the situation very well, whilst the British have zero self-awareness, are 100% in the wrong with no understanding. I lived in Israel for 10 years as well as in England (in "Britain") after growing up in Northern Ireland in the Troubles and I met with much ignorance and misinformation about them all. Living in a country/territory really helps to understand the situation on the ground and to sort out facts from fiction and propaganda and media distortion and allows one to see the perspective from the sides of BOTH peoples caught up in any conflict that there may be in such regions, not just siding with the Muslim Arabs or the Catholic Irish only as the UN and Europe do by your own proud admittance. You call terrorism "freedom fighters" which must be the case when my next door neighbour, father of six children, was shot dead by the IRA and my uncle getting his kneecaps blown off resulting in his legs being amputated in the cause of this "freedom." If the British and Germans that you cite go back "home" does that mean that all foreign nationals should go back to their homeland country/territory of origin, such as all the foreign Irish living in Great Britain as they are obviously intrinsically opposed to the idea of British rule? And what about the Jews living in the Land of the Bible where their forefathers Kings David and Solomon reigned when London was just a marsh... where do you suggest they go? The Arabs (12 Tribes) lived in the huge expanse of Arabia, now very oil rich, whilst the Jews lived in the tiny area of Judea (Hebrew: "Jew" = YEHUDI, "Judea/Judah" = YEHUDIM) which is about the size of Wales, but now the world says the Arabs are entitled to Judea too. The British and Irish may eventually find homes if they are expelled or asked to leave, but the Jew will wander the earth with no people or nation to accept them, as happened during WWII. The Irish may not be anti-British as you claim, but they certainly are very anti-Israeli!

I’m English. Derry is shorter and less of a mouthful, and it seems right to call it the name that people want it to be called and not an imposed name.

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They Have It Out For Ar Wi Katerin

Charles Schulz Wrote The Saxe Fatwa For Em

In the UK and Ireland the date is said before the month

I promise it’s not that deep