Hyacinth's Royal Debut Was a Real Knockout | Keeping Up Appearances 

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Wow! You obviously watched the clip too! Awesome!

God: Its the Bucket woman. 🤣

That was the last dialogue she ever had in the show.

Iggywiggywoo 3000 what a way to end it

Mere moments from death, and already she's starting to issue orders to the Almighty....

I agree lolll

I loved it! Haha

Does anyone know what episode this is?

@@stardustalways Season 5,ep.11

Lol... ha.

....aaand it rained..!!!😆😂🤣

I wish they made more episodes!

Me too!! She makes me laugh so much!! The show was so well written

Yeah I like these short clips on RU-vid.

There are books too. I loved watching it as a child.

I can’t find anywhere to watch this.

@@ms.rstake_1211 there are books?!?! No way, BRB after I find and read them all

Ha ha ha! : )

@Razvan Zabalovici coz then it really will be bouquet and would no longer be funny so that’s probably why

Loved her dive into the hedge every time Onslow's dog barked at her from the car.

In the Mortal realm, yes. In.... Shall we say the afterlife....

Yes it was a shame they didnt do more but Patricia Routledge wanted to do other things and end on a high the other cast members wanted to carry on but off course would not have worked without her could have gone on even longer.

Wait! This is how The show ends?! What a shame but I get it Emmet looked so wrinkly 😅

She didn't want people to say of the show "oh is that still on?" as in shows that drag on too long, she made the right decision and maintained the posterity of the show cos season 5 did start dipping in quality a bit so it was the right time to stop.

​@@Asahamana Emmet stopped being scared of her so the comedy was lost a bit once they did that.

Yep. Just watched it. Saw that. Heard that!

This is the series finale.

This is one of the Christmas special episodes, I think there were 3 in total.

The Vicar seemed more concerned about getting sued for the accident lol

Hyacinth, still trying to keep up,appearances. Onslow is a lost cause, God love him!❤️

Yes I love it too! Another scene I love which is similar, is the episode when Hyacinth makes Richard mend the electrics at the church hall. When it blows up, she immediately rushes to him, puts her arms around him and asks him what happened❤️❤️

You poor thing

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Lol

That’s a good thing. Stylistically it’s a bit of a hangover of the ‘Allo ‘Allo and Hi-de-Hi years and it wouldn’t have limped well into the late 90s.

And then BBC enacted their revenge when her next series wasn’t sterling quality.

In the USA it is run on a Pennsylvania Public Broadcasting Network Channel 39. It still pulls in the funding.

@@JJfromPhilly67 I live in Pa!! I'll have to find out what local channel that is. Thank you!!

So do I the amount of pleasure I get from her appearance , her husband poor thing was so patient what a gem. Brush humour, is the best is the way they play with words. "The lady of the house speaking"! Unfortunately, that kind of humour is seen seldom. Thank you for uploading and allowing me to delf into a world of confusing rhetoric and the way life used to be.

She was in a class all by herself...I use to watch it every saturday night...I knew I was in for a surprise...it was always a good surprise...please come back to us...and make a lot of ppl happy...we need it now...we all do.

@@bessiejohnson9535 To be honest, British humour was at its best earlier, right back to when I was a kid. Human rights and others took to having texts corrected because they were not politically correct, therefore making it harder for writers to write comedy. I'm older now, but when I was young I went to school and lived with all kinds of people, we didn't make a difference nor did anyone care of they came from India, or Jamaica. Now we don't know what to say what is politically correct. I imagine that may take the joy of writing such shows. Another one I really loved was "the last of the summer wine", they were a great lot, unfortunately, after the first crew died I didn't feel the same about the show. I have to say, it is not the getting old that's a difficulty, it's loosing all the great actors and musicians along the road and realising we lost something precious and that is change, because that will not come back. The electronic music may have its advantages, but it's not the same. The wisdom of how to juggle words in such a manner that it can make people laugh heartily is a gift that is slowly disappearing through time. 😢😢😢😢😢

Good comedy. 😁😁😁

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This was the final episode

I remember her saying they ended the series so that Hyacinth and the other characters didn’t become parodies of themselves by repeating the same sort of scenarios.

L. Salisbury I thought that was the whole point. Hyacinth’s sisters, brother in law, husband, Elizabeth, and Emmet were all the likable ones, but Hyacinth was over bearing and thoroughly unlikable. I imagine that Routledge would feel somewhat disheartened that the character she is most associated with is so horrible. Interestingly Martin Clunes also does not like his character. I have heard him say in interviews that thinks that Doc Martin is a disgusting human being with few redeeming qualities.

@@artistjoh UK TV is better than US TV when it comes to a program with an unlikible, unsympathetic lead: Hyacinth Bucket, Basil Fawlty. When an American network tries that (ie "Buffalo Bill" with Dabney Coleman) it fails miseribly!

Hyacinth wasn't really supposed to be a likeable character. That was the whole point of the show. Nobody likes her and she doesn't even realise.

Brian Schienbein according to the description it’s the 11th episode of the 5th series so they might be right.

My sister is Hyacinth but she’s married to Onslo.

I'm sorry to hear

funny..

Perhaps you don't have Britbox.