And she certainly does. Funny or not...

Not that she does

... within the law, of course.

Donna Woodford Maybe to an extent. She can steal a car or two, maybe sell some drugs.

I feel like the people above didn't get the reference lol

Indeed they do.

To feminists' the mother is a heroine

@@dreza4589 do these “feminists” also make you stub your toes on corners too?

@@dreza4589 At least your so-called "feminists" would know how to properly use an apostrophe.

@@dreza4589you don’t know what a feminist is I see

LMAO!

For very good reason.

And (not her words exactly), "I made 'Dad' a cuckold."

Absolutely priceless🤣🤣🤣🤣

It's wicked

Very sad as so close to the truth of controlling old hags 😢

Joan Linder is credited as "Kay's Mother" in several episodes of "Tracey Ullman's Show."

Kay is based on a real woman Tracey used to talk to on the phone at a bank. Maybe it’s her. 😱

So could my mother.

so funny ...

Our stupid-family vendetta was about a hat with red feathers that was worn to a funeral. How could anyone even remember something like that?! Then to bring it up when all the involved had been dead 50-years.

@@2anthro or 90 years. Lol.

Same here. My grandmother had a best friend for a long time. Then that woman once said something to her and just like that the friendship is gone. She even crossed out her name in the phone notebook etc. And never until her death (which happened about 40 years later) she revealed to me or my mom what exactly happened, what was said that angered her so much. But given that we do know the exact reasons for some of her other grudges, it was probably something minor.

I know this is comedy but it makes me sad because I know of two women like her. One was withdrawn and shy and she was taking care of both her parents, they didn't care that she had no life of her own. When her mother died, she had to leave her job to take care of her father who had gone blind. Her whole life was that of a caregiver and her parents would always dominate and make her feel guilty if she wanted some kind of life. We would invite her out, and she said she couldn't go. So this skit and other skits like this on her show bring that back to me.

51Saffron I know, taking the Micky about very personal hurtful stuff. Not good.imo

...to keep her daughter stuck, confined to a miserable life that can't nor mustn't be better than the cards that mother was handed. ☹️

Eileen Atkins, as from Upstairs, Downstairs?

@@JudgeJulieLit no

So, not just "old soldiers," but old "trollops" can fade away into grey eminences.

Same.

Oh my!

Welcome in the club.😦

hadyn, the sweet old ladies of today are the sluts of sixty years ago. same goes for the holy uncles holding their grand children this is woven into our social fabric, and no amount of covid will change it

JudgeJulieLit I think the point was that she lied to keep Kay at home, I very much doubt the bio dad was a sailor. Seems she chose that because there'd be no questions to ask about him.

​@@RK-ep8qyI agree. Her mom looked panicked when they were talking about Kay visiting family in Australia.

Oh boy, there would be war.

Very poignant sketch. Very sad

Electric Gypsy lol, love it! Kay tried killing her in Tracey's HBO series "Tracey Takes On".

Maybe she was faking. It should be noted that Kay worked in paper products in NY in the Fox show. She was in a bank in California in Tracey Takes On. She gets around, Our Kay. lol

@@nationaltreasured7309 No wonder her mother fears for Kay's virtue.

Given in to your hatred......power of the dark side etc

@CitizenOWorld oh wow I didn’t know that she wasn’t a real person 😱😱😑😑 thank you for pointing out the obvious because i certainly can’t differentiate fiction from reality 😑😑 what would I do without you to point out the obvious? Thank you so much ☺️

@CitizenOWorld it was quite obvious that I was being very sarcastic. Not delusional at all but thanks buttercup 🙃🙃

She is! And she plays the part of a wicked old biddy so well.

Looking at the eyes I would say Catherine Tate, after half a day in makeup! en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Catherine_Tate%27s_Nan

I believe she is actress Eileen Atkins, of Upstairs, Downstairs fame.

@@JudgeJulieLit My word. I can't believe she's aunt Ruth Bellingham in Doc Martin. Really, Dame Eileen Atkins? What a difference dentures make. Thanks for your reply.

@@brucewilliams8714 Yw ... but it is my guess, as the imdB cast listing for this Tracey Ullman series does not credit the actress here playing Kay Clark's mother.

D Mira Tracey owns the character. Kay started out as a sketch on the British show Saturday Live. She’s revamped her four times now.

Comitragedy.