Karl wasnt even acting - he genuinely was pissed off

@33hegemon

7 жыл бұрын

He didn't know he was acting, Ricky tricked him into thinking it was real.

@33hegemon

7 жыл бұрын

Oh you twa---stop talking bollocks, play a record!

@spongmongler6760

6 жыл бұрын

no he wasn't tricked he was genuinely angry you lying twonk

@rwhirsch

6 жыл бұрын

yeah, i think when they interviewed him about that scene he said his hands were shaking he was so worked up....method actor.

@nikfirehazard

5 жыл бұрын

@@33hegemon Think! 😂

I actually love how genuinely mad Karl was

@helloworld300

7 жыл бұрын

You're absolutely right. Karl turned out to be a surprisingly good actor because he's basically playing himself. But he's not THAT good. You can totally tell he got himself really worked up over it. Bless him. :')

Karl is genuinely a brilliant actor!

@TheKitchenerLeslie

6 жыл бұрын

I love that he has a few heroic moments in the series... Ricky paid him back for all the abuse over the years.

@Impressio_Nisti

6 жыл бұрын

He wasn’t even acting. Just being himself.

@TheGroucho66

5 жыл бұрын

@@Impressio_Nisti That's what's ironic. When actors talk about Method Acting, they talk about how they try to become the person they are playing and then, hopefully, the emotion their character would feel envelops them and they feel that emotion too. Karl said in a behind-the-scenes thing that for angry scenes he just "pretended it was real" and then acted how he would act if it were. So by being himself and behaving how he would if it really happened, he was method acting lol. So you're both right and wrong.

@nathan113

2 жыл бұрын

Karl does do an act more than people give him credit for. He's even said it before that he plays up parts of his character for the TV or podcast.

@nathan113

2 жыл бұрын

@Jason It obviously isn't all an act is it, we know he's a producer because that's literally how he was introduced in the first place. Karl might exaggerate parts of his personality but he's still genuine in many ways

I used to work weekends at a care home whilst I was at college and this scene makes me angry. I used to look after a man, he was 97 and he was a FEPOW Far East Prisoner of War, captured by the Japanese and made to work on the burma railway. He used to talk to me about it every day, we'd go through all his medals and photos etc and he'd just talk and I'd listen. Poor bloke used to have nightmares and everything. One day a lot of staff had rang in sick so we had someone from an outside agency in to help out and I think she was Chinese but to him she looked Japanese and of course he instantly took a disliking to her and was shouting, very upset. It was clear everthing he had been through had scarred him for life. Nobody used to come visit him, I thought he just had no family left and apparently on my days off he used to ask when's Tom next coming, the other carers told me. Of course the day he died was very upsetting but I felt good that I'd been a friend to him. But I got so angry that day, never been so angry in all my life as people who never visited him before came crawling out of the woodwork and went rooting through his things, medals and all. This scene upsets me because in some cases it's real and it's disgusting.

@captainchainsaw8856

5 жыл бұрын

It really is, i work with ppl with learning difficulties & we used to support an old man 80+ with cancer.When he died his family crawled out of the woodwork wanting his possessions although they never visited him.We looked after him when he was Ill & frightened or when he needed anything at all.It was us who sat with him during his final hours & told him we loved him & held his hand because he was petrified of dying.We loved him & he loved us but his family didn't give a toss but there they were being the big I am at his funeral.Boiled my piss because like you we knew they didn't truly care.I wouldn't have wished his last few days on my worst enemy but they still didn't make the effort.

@shoegal7

5 жыл бұрын

What a wonderful blessing you were to him. May he rest peacefully.

@longleaf9943

4 жыл бұрын

F*ckin vultures.

@longleaf9943

4 жыл бұрын

Same goes for relatives who show up when the old get sick asking about "The Will". I always say that there's plenty of time to talk about that when the person passes. Nobody needs to be in someones ear while their sick.

@owenmills3517

4 жыл бұрын

Absolute leeches

As if she needs Jewellery, Mr F*cking T!

Karl isn't even acting. He is genuinely pissed off. Absolutely brilliant.

I love this scene, shame about the edit

@jakehodgson443

4 жыл бұрын

Just like Karl said, of it ain't broke don't fix it

@AA-hg5fk

3 жыл бұрын

Agreed, completely unnecessary edit detracts from great scene.

@travellerextraordinnaire7388

3 жыл бұрын

@@AA-hg5fk what's in the original can you tell please?

@PhantomFilmAustralia

3 жыл бұрын

Very True. (to Eamon Boyle) "Karl's performance did not need any tweaking by a You Tuber. You got your You Tube views and your 1.9 thousand likes haven't ya? Well fuck off then. Fuck off. Mr Fucking PewDiePie."

@lewissrants3649

2 жыл бұрын

Why the edits funny

I love the way that as soon as she talks about derek, Karl comes to his defense

@scartee13

Жыл бұрын

Me too and Hannah as well she looked like she was about ready to beat that bitch.

@kimcornwall4246

Жыл бұрын

And Hannah suddenly gets very angry with her.

unfortunately that greed and uncaring is all too real.

@catscan2022

2 жыл бұрын

And the weird thing is that sort of person would say the same thing about the carers. I think it was this particular character who said thats why people go into caring so they could grab what they could when a resident passed away. Such a materialistic and cynical view. I have 2 relatives in the caring profession. They're dedicated to their work and form a bond with those they care for not like GPs who are paid a hell of a lot more but wouldn't set foot near the surgery during the pandemic and still prefer to do their diagnosing from a distance. So much for vocation

Probably one of the best moments of any tv show ever in my opinion

I work in a care home and believe me this is more true than people realise. Some families quite literally dump their parents off and can't wait for them to die to get their possessions., and the carers always get blamed for everything. it's sickening

@jom1164

Жыл бұрын

Doesn’t surprise me at all….

Karl was a natural. Shame he doesn't care for it, we could have some brilliant performances

@Ranger1812

6 жыл бұрын

GlassGhost428 He's got his own sitcom that he's written and starring in coming out this year, called Sick Of It.

@ethanbearedmore6376

5 жыл бұрын

He downstairs care for anything 🤣

@erads2185

5 жыл бұрын

Karl was playing himself but with dialogue given to him to say, having said that, there's no problem with that because Karl is the best thing to happen to the planet.

@Nigelblau

2 жыл бұрын

Sick of it season 2 was an absolute gem.

The most underrated Ricky Garvias TV show.

@secretsquirrel7374

2 жыл бұрын

I agree. This is far superior to anything else he's written and yet doesn't get the same attention

Karl is a legend simple as....

this woman makes my blood boil

@gatsbygoodwood2575

8 жыл бұрын

I think that's the best compliment you can give the actress, it felt very real.

@drlemur

8 жыл бұрын

+Michael Challinoir I really believed Karl was angry too :)

@gatsbygoodwood2575

8 жыл бұрын

+DrLemur he actually was lol it turns out he a top method actor. Maybe not theatre lol but the emotions were real. Can't beat that really :)

@LusciousTwinkle

7 жыл бұрын

I know she was so good!! There ARE people like that and THEY are the ones we hate...She just reminded us they exist...

@joeoc7762

3 жыл бұрын

@@gatsbygoodwood2575 she’s a very good actress who doesn’t get enough credit. She’s in this country as well and she’s amazing in that

it was this scene alone that made me watch Derek. So glad it appeared in my feed.

I work in care , this shit happens .

Pilkyboy is genuinely a very good actor. I was very surprised how good he was in his Sick of it.

I love this scene and it amazes me just how many people that are actually like this in real life,out to get what they can as soon as a loved one dies,tragic really.

@catscan2022

2 жыл бұрын

But thst could be because people have nothing so set store by material possessions. Those who are well off maybe don't have to worry about the material things so much. John Lennon wasn't singing all you need is love or imagine when he didn't have a pot to piss in at the beginning of his career. He was singing money that's what I want. Only those who are financially secure can afford to be sentimental and not worry about the material things in life

Dougie is the hero we both want and need.

as a carer; this scene speaks many words i wish i could say to familes who only come along when their parents aren't no longer here and grab whatever they can and no give a shit about their mam/dads.. its unbelievable how people can be so greedy

@Ellis01234567890

4 жыл бұрын

Maybe they weren't good parents and don't deserve to be visited by their kids.

@demon5965

2 жыл бұрын

To be honest you don’t know anything about their relationship with their parents and what has happened between them to make it that way. Don’t judge people you don’t know

I work in care, and the its shocking that there's actually families out there like this. I think it's great how Ricky does scenes like this that are both funny, but gets a important point across too.

This is amazing. The writing of this scene, the timing of the putdowns, and the way KP let rip was without doubt the exact same way I think most people would react too. Trouble is, her character is a caricature. I’ve met people like this through nursing.😔

Dougie was a brilliant character. Superbly acted, too

This scene is so bang on. I used to work as a manager in sheltered housing for the elderly. The times family would pop in for genuine, timely visits was rare. Course once they had popped their clogs low and behold everyone is there like vultures. The times I wished had reacted like Pilky here. If only you could go back and do it over.

'As if she needs jewellery mr fucking t'🤣

I’m sure I heard an interview with Karl and Ricky and they discussed this scene and said that Karl went off script slightly here or that he improvised some of it and they kept it in.

@EamonBoyle

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah I seen that too, his new show is decent if you haven't checked it out yet!

@clymbr

5 жыл бұрын

And that he was shaking afterwards with adrenaline!

Karl just owned that woman! She was so annoying and she really made my skin crawl.

@catscan2022

2 жыл бұрын

He gave an earful to the guy from the council as well lol 🤣

Karl is brilliant in this.

@catscan2022

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah. Shame he quit after the first episode in season 2

The rude lady is a very good actress

So good. Bravo, Karl.

All time classic 👍💔

"As if she needs it, mr fuckin' t" 🤣

You can tell he had been told what the scene is about and was genuinely pissed off and angry about it, great bit of acting by Mr K Dilkington👍

Working in care homes I've seen this situation up close when "relies" relatives swarm in like vultures after a resident dies, you never see them ever before hand, they really are disgusting vile people..

My favourite episode is when Tony Way plays the bank manager who struggles to make time for his grandad, yet when he listens to Derek speak highly of him it sparks him to make do a mock fishing set up in the garden pond, deckchairs and all, makes me wish I'd have made that bit more time, even when I did visit my grandad often.

The woman was just an actor people, and a good one at that.

I absolutely love this scene. 😆😂🤣 Apart from the fact that Karl Pilkington's Lines "Like a Magpie"🐦 and then squeals "Fuck off... Go on then, fuck off!"🤬 had me in absolute stitches. I love the realness and compassion that goes into the script writing and acting. To show both the downhearted and lightheartedness of life for both carers and residents, is a spectacular skill to hold as not just a writer or even an actor, but as a human being too. ✍️📖🎬🎭 ☺️🫂👵🏻👴🏽🤝💙 👩🏼‍⚕️👨🏾‍⚕️🤒🏡🧑‍🦳💉🌡️🩹🩺

Loves this man

Karl dealing with Karens.

Karl really gets into a role very well. He wasn’t acting there, that’s genuine anger.

I love the way he calls her a magpie then fuck off but I expect in true life this happens more than we know to people in care homes, me and hubby watched Derek alot over and over again

Too funny. The scene where he went off on the guy from Corp was good also.

The little sarcastic comment: "lovely that!" When he asks about the ring! Cracks me up so bad!!! 😂😂😂😂😂

I work in a care home.... I felt Carl on this...

"Mr f&*king T"

Great scene. Karl rocks..."fucking magpie"...🤣🤣🤣🤣

Mr fucking T always cracks me up 😁

This really was the best scene

This was the first thing I saw with Karl Pilkington and I've loved him ever since.

This scene makes me wonder.. My nan fell out with my mam a few months before my mam was diagnosed with cancer, never visited her or reached out during the illness despite our houses only being 2mile apart.. She died 6months later, I nor my immediate family (dad, brother, sister) haven't seen or spoke to her in 9years as a result of how she treated our mam.. Mostly I feel well you reap what you sow don't you but sometimes I get a twinge... Yeah random rambling

@catscan2022

2 жыл бұрын

People are so quick to judge but none of it really matters. What's that quote from Macbeth about signifying nothing? All that anger and wasted energy. We aren't here for long. Its over in the blink of an eye. We should make the most of it and not hold grudges. We're all only human at the end of the day

Doug is brilliant, truly brilliant...

“As if she needs jewelry, Mr. “Fucking” T.”

Karl needs an academy award.

Brilliant lmao I love this series.

He’s here he’s there he’s every fucking where Roy Kent!

Yes, one of the best of his, really. Like just at the right moment, you know!

I can imagine this actually being karl

There are actually people out there like this, I've meet them

love this

Ya got the ring then " fook offf fuccckk off !!love it :)

mr fucking T got my dying of laughter

Fabulous!!!

"It's your moms memories here but you don't give a sh*t about that!" Brilliant.

Simply Fxxking brilliant !

Derek’s smile after :D (not in this video!)

A friends grandmother lived with his family. She died, and a daughter that hadn't spoken to her for fifteen years showed up at the funeral, wailing like a cat caught in a mousetrap. The minister stopped the service, looked right at her and said "I have always found that people wailing like you are the one's with the guilty conscience." Brutal - but welcomed by the family that looked after her and had the JOY of her company every day.

Legend

Karl is a professional moaner and simply the best. Top Man Karl 10/10

Roy Kent’s mellowed out...

I remember this!

Mr fookin Tea.

Dougie: Mr Fucking T!

I hate how people like Frankie Boyle dismissed this series as exploiting of mocking the vulnerable, maybe such critics don't have the imagination to create something with nuance. I honestly thought this was one of the most beautiful and touching series on TV in a long time and this scene really hit me, both because it exposed the heartless nature of some people who put their parents in homes and because it showed Carls character as one of the nicest people in the whole place. He was the man with a heart of gold who says the things which no one else will say because they fear losing their job; the distillation and combination of love and common sense.

@catscan2022

2 жыл бұрын

I know someone who went from nursing in a care home to cleaning because she expressed concerns about how people were treated in care homes. "they're old" is what she was told. She was the one who got into bother for raising concerns and rocking the boat. I guess it's like swimming against the tide when those in charge don't give a rats ass about the residents as long as the money keeps rolling in

class!!

I've watched two clips with Karl. He doesn't take prisoners, does he?

Brilliant!

this is too real, this shit happens in a lot of families when it comes down to it. amazing performance by our karl

So it's true, he's here, he's there, he is every f'cking where, roy Kent

1:09 mr t

Well said Karl so true to word people only come to nursing home 🏠 when they have died

Whats with the thumbs downs? Great scene.

@piplup2009

6 жыл бұрын

the repeating "fuck off"

@catscan2022

2 жыл бұрын

@UKSKIDS this is where it niggles me about Rickys work. Its all saints vs sinners. These are the good people. These are the bad. This is why I liked how he fleshed out kev a bit as series 2 and the special went on. Should have kept in the deleted scene of him recalling being called a runt. Explained a lot about kevs character

That’s not acting that’s feeling

Been working in care 10 years and you see this kind of sh-t all the time. Relatives who you’ve never seen once suddenly appear from nowhere as soon as residents get ill or die. Pretending they cared, but it’s all for show and/or to see what goodies they can get out of it.

I work in a nursing home and this is very realistic, honestly. Family will sometimes literally only come to cause trouble or be vultures. And they're often rude or cruel in some way when they do.

Karl is just one of those happy accidents that Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant had handed to them by the comedy gods. I don't think he ever intended to be this good, or be in acting at all, and I don't think Ricky would have ever thought hed have such comedy gold just land in his lap. Thank god for this duo haha.

Wow Karl goin in ahhahahah

hahaha he's great

He's got his own sitcom that he's written and starring in coming out this year, called Sick Of It.

@thasinduvithanage1889

6 жыл бұрын

do you know the details i can't find it anywhere

@Ranger1812

6 жыл бұрын

Thasindu Vithanage www.digitalspy.com/tv/news/a838668/karl-pilkington-sky-1-sitcom-sick-of-it/

Mister fucking TEE

Go on Karl!

1:09 hahahahah wtf, I was getting sad then started hysterically laughing

Mr fucking T! Love Dougie

Holy its Roy Kent!

Title’s accurate

I love how the final straw was her insulting Derek. The rest of the group could stand the rest of her behavior, but that was too much

I know somebody like that very well

Roy Kent really IS everyfuckingwhere!

Mr fuckin T 😂😂

Mr. F’ing T