Hyacinth's Excuses for Not Letting Daddy Live with Her | Keeping Up Appearances 

and he brings Sheridan out in a rash!

😂😂😂

They’re referring to bathroom habits.

And slopping his cocoa.

Plus he slops his cocoa!

​@@sxc7566He also makes Sheridan break out in a rash!🙄🤭

I'd have him live with us, but he is unreliable in the bathroom

Probably afraid to make something people these days find offensive.

Nobody is forcing you to watch garbage. You have choices.

So true In what you said Not made like this anymore I’m so lucky that I grew up with these classic tv shows I only like good quality tv shows

@@Michelle-pn9xt there's not much choice when there's nothing to choose from that's airing

2 words "political correctness." The Woke brigade will make it not funny at all.

Me too, me too

“He brings Sheridan out in a rash!”

No way I would tell her off

Would any of us be good enough to use her prized China?

@@Henry-cf4oo definitely not

@Henry I think I would become like poor Elizabeth the neighbour if I were to ever hold her highly prized Royal Doulton with hand-painted periwinkles!

I'm always up for free food... excluding bat soup.

I know all about this. After paying for my parents for 10 years and, furthermore, also given money (as gifts) to my siblings to put deposits on homes (which they then sold), they were aghast when I expected them to pay some contribution towards my mother's upkeep after my dad had passed on.

Or they happen to have gone the same direction lol

Joseph...that's it, but I think he was just a loon...that was the excuse (truth) for those who fought in WWI but he was not even born till after. Peter Sellers said that living in London through WWII made him become a comedian (the one and only Pink Panther).

Or perhaps he was drunk all the ime according to info on the young hyacinth special

Joseph...I doubt that, he was out of it, completely, defending the house to the last man!

PTSD from WAR... it's DAMN OBVIOUS if you had a grandfather from WW1 or WW2. My grandfather was in what became a famous battalion in WW2. PTSD and flashbacks til he died in his 90s. Extreme nightmares known as night terrors where every time he slept he'd be back in the war zone, unable to see the enemy firing at him.

Mental illness triggered by WW1. Hyacinth's and the other sisters battyness was caused by epigenetic damage.

I still have the entire DVD set, and as many times as I've watched them, they're still just as funny. To me, that's the mark of a good comedy.

@Andrew Smith we all probably found ourselves attracted to people we never thought we would be in our younger days LOL

@Andrew Smith He likely had little to do with it. She decided and he accepted, however reluctantly.

Yes, me too :-(

And also in the episode where he takes Richard’s rotor arm from his car

@@sashaking1115 I had forgotten about that! 🙂

@@mysticwolf75 he only says one thing, though. He says, ‘His car won’t start!’ He talks more when the ghost is in his room

@@sashaking1115 You can also sort of hear him talking a little in the Christmas episode, when he's trying to kiss the women in the next room. But yes, the episode where he thinks he sees a ghost was definitely the most dialogue he got in any episode.

@@mysticwolf75 yeah

Me too 🤣🤣

Kristin B Complete opposites. Thelma would overpower Hyacinth. Hyacinth plays on the fact that no one calls her on her nonsense. Thelma would tell it to her straight and direct. Hyacinth would have no chance.

@@cityhawk Indeed, Hyacinth would most likely bond with Ellen, instead.

Mama would put her in her place after listening to her for 2 min. Tell her to get on th bus heading to Bump.

@@augustawallace3422 Yeah, I think Thelma will tolerate her in the beginning but after a while Thelma will let her have it.

Thelma would definitely take Hyacinth. She would bring her back down to earth.

But can't have him living in her house in case .........................................................

ashamed of him full stop if sh's honest.

Could they even afford to give financial compensation? Richard’s always saying “we can’t afford it” when she starts wanting something. Ok, the things she wants aren’t cheap but even when it comes to Sheridan he seems hard pressed to give him the money, even when it’s as little as £70. If anyone should be giving anyone compensation it’s Violet and Bruce.

@@kaymay90 It’s Onslow and Daise. Couple a pints at the pub would cover it.

All old people are not pushed around. You have to want yourself.

It’s terrible. My mom works at a nursing home and it’s embarrassing to see how many people will dump their parents and forget all about them. The nurses are constantly getting them clothes and gifts because the families do nothing but make excuses 🤦🏽‍♀️

True.

@@mbyrd6713wonder what they were like to their children, though. Because sometimes people don’t visit for a reason.

@@persapphone Thank you for saying that. You’re absolutely right and I forgot to say it. There are some abusive people out there who have hurt their families so bad that no ones wants to have anything to do with them.

I don't know which country you are in but I got mine from Amazon.

You can subscribe to BritBox.. Literally the reason this video exists...

It's not like her dad is homeless lol he lives with Daisy.

The problem is that in many cases elderly people can become very demanding and troublesome. For instance, my mother decided she would go to hospital when my son and I went away for a weekend and she told my helper as much. When my helper asked her why, her answer was just that she knows. True to form I received a phone call the first night we were away telling me that she had fallen and needed to go to hospital. It wasn't a case of us having left her on her own as my one daughter (then in her 20's and attending varsity) was with her. My son (now 19) has problems with his mother (who is only 63). She can't walk and doesn't wash herself and is incontinent. But she expects him to be there and care for her, rather than paying for a caregiver than she can easily afford.

And he be chasing all the female staff and residents

He doesn’t need to ..he lives with Onslow and Daisy , and they take good care of him.

@@rainbowgirlism yeah, but she doesn’t like him living in a lower class area.

@@Iggywiggywoo gotcha

@@rainbowgirlism I love my parents, but when they become elderly, I won’t be taking that much responsibility for them.

it's antiwhitism.

He loves her

Oddly enough because some men prefer not to make decisions, as long as their home is orderly and they have a domestic routine.

I wonder how he even ended up with her in the first place

@@ddthewolf Well he does say in one episode that underneath it all shes very kind so maybe shes not always been as bad

many people ask that and he would say it’s like being n the army

You are being unrealistic. Are your parents like this?

I doubt they would be as nuts as someone suffering PTSD and a few other things.

Are your parents like the man in this show? Taking care of someone like that would be very hard.

​@@Michelle-pn9xt my parents aren't like hyacinth they're good people even all my siblings

​@@Michelle-pn9xt my aunt's are cousins are snobs think they're better than every one else I be honest my aunt's and cousins are eejits always were

@Karlis Berzins I loved toxic people to. Best thing I ever done is to leave them

That is disgusting. Morals are a good thing. He loves her, and she loves him. Are you loved?