Karen Has Some Interesting Ideas About Punishment! | 40 Minute Compilation | Outnumbered 

That's because they didn't have a script for her; they created a series of concepts with her, started with the first and ad-hocked wherever she went with it. Karen was effectively writing her script as she went.

Fantastic 😅

And what made it such a good show

I can't believe it either - these are obvious OTT scripted gags for an adult audience - eg. 'guest of her magisty', 'Croatian plumber', 'mouse funeral blessing', etc & look too neatly scripted to be spontaneous from kids that age - 6 & 9? - or even from adults.

@@fraserct533 No matter what, these kids have talent. Whether it's scripted, and they learnt all their lines while remembering to nail both comedic delivery and timing or, they made it all up as they went along. Both are pretty impressive for a 6 and 9 year old whose average attention spans are typically in the milliseconds.

That was a lie the producers made up. These kids were actually given scripts and only improvised a small amount of dialogue.

Amazing! 😂😂😂

little terror but she is 6 bare in mind

Not a terror, just asking the most rooted questions

​@@zoeburch4523it doesn't matter six can be a terror dont be so naeive

a six year old can probably spell naive too hahaha@@lizhiggins4805

@@zoeburch4523 - Probably knows that it's *'bear'* in mind, not 'bare' in mind.

Ing profession has deteriorated in recent years.

Good actors you have got to be joking And no improvement now they're grow up. Just an example on how bad the act

​@@lordeden2732They are fantastic actors.

It wasn’t as funny when the kids grew up. By then, they were probably following a script.

Karen as a small child was the best.

Those kids were awful. They were given free run and boy did they come across as real brats.

the fact u think the boys a brat shows how good his acting is! he's not a brat in real life@@lordeden2732

Well - You're wrong... @@lordeden2732

​@@lordeden2732So realistic children then?

Yeah Karen and Ben are the best characters!

Amen and out. 🙏 😂

I mean she was 6, probably didn’t want to keep doing tv.

The whole thing is on Netflix

@@amywonderland9297Which one? I’m in the US, we don’t get UK Netflix

I think it was more for the moment that her dad sees her smile in a white dress walking down an aisle after the mum says its an emotional moment.

That little look she gave her as she said it was perfect.

Her face when she says that 😂😂

This is coming from a place of love, go with your gut. ❤🎉 have a wonderful wedding.

Trust me kids are a handful. Even a well-behaved kid has little real sense of the world and has to be supervised.

😂 I'd forgotten about the airport, al-Quaeda comment! How times change - the BBC would be far too woke to put that out these days.

If they weren't once, I'm sure they are now. Karen seems remarkably clever IMHO.

@@jsi4064 product of good schools and advanced conversation and good nourishment etc. Products 😁 ... 🤔 sounds like the wrong word but as I just woke up, my library is still reconfiguring and I can't do better. I was much like Karen, as a kid...still am at times 😁 and I came from a love rich/ money poor home. 🤔 So, Karen's a bright spark, who feels safe to explore and ask questions, in her home and, possibly, school environment. That was certainly true in my case. Then life smacked me in the face 😅🕊💜🕊💜

@@nicolarollinson4381 Sounds like it might be time to smack life back Nicola. Best of luck 🙏

@@jsi4064 I have..many times and still standing. Thank the Divine'. Not a Complete Shambles by me, Nikki Rollinson, available from Amazon bookstore, tells the story until 2012 It might be of interest to you 🕊💜🦅

@@jsi4064 God bless you

its called "outnumbered"

@@dentallyderanged Thanks

@NocturnalGuy get a life 💀

Outnumbered 😂 Karen was so funny and her brother with the curly hair was quite silly

The hinges are on the outside because the door opens out and I think the camera crew in the toilet with her probably helped her get out.🤨

​@@Michelle_Emm Brilliant answer to a ridiculous comment 🎉

I thought that the entire episode---why isn't the dad taking the door off the hinges

@@Michelle_EmmDude it was never locked, you clearly are trying to be snarky but it wasn’t ever a problem obviously

@@DeathnoteBB would you like a 🏅 for stating the bleedin' obvious.🤦🏼‍♀️ Old mate with the original comment seems a bit clueless though.

I just thought that as well.

Outnumbered It’s on netflix

Sitom, but there was a lot of improvisation. The adults often didn't know what the children were going to say

@@Ater_Draco oh wow, that’s an interesting concept.

But they didn't at all? The reverand really messed up by not answering their questions, but they didn't tear anything apart. They just asked questions about topics that should be clearly explained to them. Questions are good.

You mean ALL religion

@Eet_Mia so there above Christianity?

@Eet_Mia Wow how smart you sound, Metaphysics has come to the conversation somehow, You sound like a fkkn politician, Talking bollox and not saying a fkkn thing Could a child or an idiot or you, tear apart all other religions, Or is it just Christianity you have a problem with

Reminds me of one time at school when my RE teacher sent me outside to stand in the corridor, a common punishment for kids who were playing up/being disruptive, etc, just because I would ask awkward questions he couldn't answer. I wasn't intentionally being a smartarse and I was very polite, but he got annoyed because all the other kids thought what I was saying was far more logical and made much more sense than what he'd told us. As I was standing there my history teacher came by who I'd always liked and in contrast to the RE teacher always welcomed my questions and desire to learn. He was surprised to see me as I had a reputation as one of the nice, clever kids who never got in trouble. Curious he asked me what I'd done to get punished. I explained I'd pointed out some things in the bible that made no sense to me. One was: It says 'An eye for an eye' but also 'Turn the other cheek' and I'd pointed out that meant God had contradicted himself and if so didn't that mean he was fallible? If he could make mistakes then we why should we believe everything he says? Another was that the RE teacher had said God sacrificed his son, Jesus for our sins. So I asked weren't God, Jesus and the Holy Ghost all one? He agreed, so then I asked him if God was immortal? He confirmed he was. So then I pointed out if God and Jesus were one and God could never die then Jesus was also immortal, which in turn meant dieing on the cross wasn't much of a sacrifice since he knew he wasn't really going to die. My history teacher laughed, said I'd made a good point and told me it's always important to question things that don't make sense! The next week the same thing happened and again my history teacher went past. "Sent out again?" he asked? I nodded and he asked what for this time. I explained that I'd asked if God had made everything. The RE teacher had said yes so I pointed out that meant he'd created the Devil. Therefore ultimately all evil was due to God so how could we say God was good if he'd created the most evil being in the universe? This meant that logically either God was himself evil or had made another mistake proving once again he was fallible. After telling him my history teacher just laughed, gave me a thumbs up and told me to keep up the good work! 😁 I don't think he had much time for religion either!

No. Her real name is Ramona Marquez.

@susannahhayward6861 thank God 😊

😂😂😂

Also I would like to add that Sue tries hard to be such a nice mum but Pete at times is a real moron😂

It's less cute, more really hilarious!

Americans have absolutely no sense of humour.

@@Eet_Mia no idea, I'm not American and this show is British.

Brilliant, how lovely to see Outnumbered again after so many years. Love it. So funny 😂😂😂

That’s the point, the kids run rings round the parents. It’s farce.

It's called comedy.

This show is more than 15 years old.

The show is a comedy about how annoying living with kids can be. They are the stars of the show. Anyone with real children will have had some kind of experience like in the show and I'm sure the writers drew inspiration from their own lives. It is just taken to an extreme for comedic effect. The pacing and tone of the show were pretty unique and it has lots of fans who praise it for being relatable. I'm curious though as to whether there was a particular scene that you found objectionable?

They wouldn't be able to say that these days.

@@facthunt2facthunt245 that sounds good

Didn't they sit there and destroy Christianity?

Yet Muslims, along with all other religions, tell their children false things about the world. That's where the real problem lies.

The truth hurts