Something that I find interesting, I was thinking about this, is that what this reminds me of,

what we're talking about, which is super nanny, in the beginning, in the kind of establishing

footage of how dysfunctional this family is and how particularly they have a, their eldest

daughter, who's nine, has obvious anger issues, but the parents are not doing, they're not really doing a very good job

of establishing boundaries. And there, the mother and the daughter are very similar in personality.

And the mother is shouting and losing her temper. And as such, the child is doing the exact

same thing back to her. What it reminded me of in the American context, and American listeners

will instantly recall this is all of the sort of like bad kids sent to boot camp stuff on like Mori Povich, which is a talk show. But more Mori Povich is maybe maybe that's the reason why we didn't have the like Britain's fatest families kind of stuff in America was because we already had Jerry Springer and Moripovich. And these shows were like, you know, the joke about Moripovych about him, like,

they do the DNA test, like, guy named like Braden with a Y.

It's like, Braden, you are the father.

Like they have like a reveal of whether or not you're the father or not of this child in question.

Like this is, that's a huge thing.

And Jerry Springer was going to say Ricky Lake, but Ricky Lake was a little bit less of that. of this child in question. Like, this is, that's a huge thing.

And Jerry Springer, I was going to say Ricky Lake, but Ricky Lake was a little bit less of that.

Jerry Springer was like the Nadeer, to use you, the concept there in terms of like, it was

just, we found the most gross out Utre insane, basically not a particularly nice turn of phrase,

but white trash Americans mostly.

And we're going to show them to you

and you can gawk at them.

Another example of this in America was cops.

Not just the cops in general,

but the TV show cops.

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