Middle class Jeremy Kyle - Walliams & Friend: Jack Whitehall - BBC One 

Her name is Hilary Amanda Jane and the actor who played her father is named Michael Knowles

It's an actor go look at Hillary's photo no the same dude😂

I also understand why his mother is in there and not his father. His mother is an actress and his father is a TV producer.

@@josh9008 used to be in it ain’t half hot mum and you rang milord

The lady Mrs Hilary, is it?

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Did you realize it was Jack Whitehall in the earlier sketch in the episode when he's dressed as a woman? :p

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Alistair Drennan his voice is just like Jeremy's

Eddie Turbine you must be lower class!😂

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No one is acting here

euforghia EXPOSED! 😂😂

Lydia not the real Steve though

Yes he does. I don't know why he wants to have a beard. Maybe to look older?

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Exactly. Nobody posh ever wants to admit they're Upper Class. Every upper echelon elite or Etonian is labelled as 'middle class', but if that were actually true then who the bloody hell is UPPER? How can you get any more posh and privileged than those goons?

Michael Palmer the monarchy

Mrhgh maybe - but there's tonnes of people you can meet in everyday life who have more cash and power than the Monarchy.

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@@michaelpalmer5351 Being upper class is not about how much money you have. Being upper class is about heritage and titles, and how you got your money (traditionally through land holdings). Historically many middle class people have had more money than the upper class. Further, I think op is confusing upper middle class and middle class.

V4Vendetta I was thinking the same thing!!

V4Vendetta it isn't , if u watch episodes of jack Whitehall back chat his mum is on there , that is not Her

V4Vendetta it is he said in an interview and that little scene where walliams was hitting him was improvised

no it isnt both actors playing his mam and dad

+alex straker.... lol is that so? I have never read that, but I guessed when I first watched it, just based on my knowledge of David Walliams! Why would it be in the script to smack someone and say 'don't laugh' because they can't keep a straight face! I doubt anyone but David Walliams could get away with this kind of thing (you know, because normally it's not nice to hit people!) Lol. :p

I would call this upper middle class

These people are upper-middle for sure. Lower middle often includes a fair chunk of teachers, accountants, doctors, dentists. Though you will find many upper working class in those jobs too. Especially teachers. But you’ll also find a few upper middle class working those jobs, but it will almost be the elite equivalent, such as a private schools, private doctors etc. These people showed are upper-middle. They rarely take jobs like I just described. Even the executive class. Their work is usually more based around ticking over what they have, and things for leisure and for fun, often that make money, but aren’t really related to making an income, hence why it’s not career work. So charity work, or grand design projects or setting up music and theatre if they like that; or ‘running’ art exhibits, none of which necessarily make any money. Their money usually is from interest, returns, rent, and from letting out their grand hall for weddings. Things like thar. Which a manager who is usually lower middle class would run. These guys Usually are running some kind of family portfolio, or being groomed into family business, or being given funds to start their own ventures. Though you do find architects and designers from upper middle, it is quite rare; though they often go and train as one at university. But usually get into something that’s not a career. Mostly career types are upper working class or lower middle class. Donald trump for example is lower middle class… Though he’s tried to buy into upper middle class. And those are the people he tries to associate with: I can’t imagine he has a great deal of success with the US equivalent to our aristocracy. The old money. They’ll use him to their ends. But they will be way out of his league class-wise. Our upper class is people way beyond this. Aristocracy really. Though much of the young aristocracy these days act much like the upper middle classes. Hence why William got along so well with Kate for example who is upper-middle. I don’t know how many true aristocracy there are anymore. It’s interesting from my point of view because the way my family have come together is from people from lower working class; upper working class; lower middle class. I reckon executive class is in the middle of middle class; then these people filmed here are at the top of middle class.

VladskyZot I prefer him with his beard.

@@conorq4611 I don’t really like his beard

I agree.... Jack's episode was my favourite of the series. I think their comedy styles are similar... I haven't seen every comedian in the UK, obviously, but so far Jack is the only one I've seen who can really rival David for the 'biggest drama queen' award! His stand up delivery is just.... so.... he's damn near as over-dramatic about EVERYTHING as David is! They're both awesome! :p

lollypopsmum He shaved for decline and fall. A period comedy drama show based on a novel.

You from the US? Your definition of middle class is way different than the British one.

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As kaja said, us Brits have a different definition of middle class. What you guys call middle class, we brits call the working-class which is the lowest of the class status. Middle class in uk is above working class, and you are educated, have a good paying job above minimum wage, are quite eloquent speakers and can often sound posh, plus live in good wealthy areas.

@@MultiBigbird01 Actually, I think one key difference is that you can't always go by the wages. In the UK we have relatively high income people that would be considered working class (perhaps even by their own definition). Also, I think this family appears to be at least upper middle class.

To be fair, I know plenty of middle class people who go on annual skiing holidays with the parents...

We could see that

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Mummy says, "It was just a moment of madness!." Ooh, admission of guilt!

Especially funny since the woman IS Jack Whitehall's actual mum

Same😂😂😂

Paddy .Cook YES Especially in those clothes

routeman680 so have I these doctors

Episode Interactive he’s exaggerating here a little bit. Usually it’s slightly less of a caricature 😂

Daniel de Burgh absolutely, parents & Jack are speaking quite Posh