Patricia Routledge (RIP): Ho molti ricordi di guardare “Keeping Up Apparites” con mia nonna come, sono sicuro, la maggior parte delle persone sono cresciute in Irlanda negli anni ’90 e nei primi anni 2000.
Her post from a few months ago popped into my head this morning when i was getting ready for work. No reason, a fleeting memory just made itself present. Was kind of strange to then hear she passed away.
If you’re looking for some guidance, it’s a great read. It’s *never* too late to improve your life in some small way.
Complex_Hunter35 on
Pat Butcher is devastated 🙁
sirlemonhead on
Mind the pedestrians!
TrishIrl on
She was brilliant, and I’m hoping to be able to watch some in the coming days. Fond memories of my father calling every woman with notions “Mrs Bouquet”.
Oberothe on
remember watching that with my nanny as a child, great show
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Vesper2000 on
I used to watch “Hetty Winthrop Mysteries” with a very young Dominic Monaghan back in the day
AgentSufficient1047 on
This post could have been written by me. And I also regret not going to her show in Galway a few years back. RIP.
castler_666 on
I canxremember watching this with my mum many years ago, she was very funny as was the long suffering husband
Tony_Meatballs_00 on
“Daisy tell Onslo to put a shirt on when I’m on the telephone phone. I can hear him there, expanding”
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One of the few times we as a family got together to watch something. She rules.
FluffyDiscipline on
“I’d will be holding one of my candlelight dinners with Royal Dalton silverware very soon”
RIP
Backrow6 on
Off to the Great QE2 in the sky
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I watched KuA at the time and it was ok, some good bits usually involving her sister and very non working class in-law family then I watched it again two years ago on BBC 4 and it all made sense. In the end we all become a bit like husband Richard and neighbour Elizabeth!
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Sheridan will be distraught
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Keeping Up Appearances was also a regular feature of Australian TV in the ’90s. We watched it as a family, and quoted it endlessly.
(While driving) “Mind the cows, dear”, (panicking) “where?!”, (rolling eyes) “in the field.”
Always loved episodes with Hyacinth’s family.
Emerald_Eyes8919 on
RIP.
I think of her quite often, especially when I need a smile, and there was a wonderful compilation and interview she did on BBC Player where she spoke on her past roles including Keeping Up Appearances.
Today I had the hilarious song she sang while drinking the Dowager Lady Ursula’s homemade gooseberry wine in my head. It may have been a sign.
I’d like to share that my very first book on tape was Mrs. Tiggy Winkle by Beatrix Potter read by Patricia, and she introduced me to the world of narration. I must see if the audiotape is in my library or available online to get some good memories.
Local_Caterpillar879 on
Aw this makes me sad.
She was brilliant in Keeping Up Appearances, but she was well able to act in other things too.
I would recommend watching A Woman of No Importance, the “Kitty” monologues (they are hilarious) and even her old Corrie appearances from the early 60’s.
Irishwol on
Bye bye Hetty Wainthrop. You were a star
messinginhessen on
Keeping Up Appearances, One Foot In The Grave and The Last of The Summer Wine – the perfect accompaniments to a day off sick from school. R.I.P.
TheYoungWan on
“Drive very slowly past number 23, I want them to see my new hat.”
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She did so much more than keeping up appearances, great actress, great comedian.
It’s ‘bouquet’ (Bucket)
She had brilliant timing kinda like Katherine Parkison.
Great comedic awareness:)
Absolutely loved Keeping Up Apperances she was brilliant in it RIP such a great actress 😢
Sad to hear she’s kicked the bouquet.
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Her post from a few months ago popped into my head this morning when i was getting ready for work. No reason, a fleeting memory just made itself present. Was kind of strange to then hear she passed away.
If you’re looking for some guidance, it’s a great read. It’s *never* too late to improve your life in some small way.
Pat Butcher is devastated 🙁
Mind the pedestrians!
She was brilliant, and I’m hoping to be able to watch some in the coming days. Fond memories of my father calling every woman with notions “Mrs Bouquet”.
remember watching that with my nanny as a child, great show

I used to watch “Hetty Winthrop Mysteries” with a very young Dominic Monaghan back in the day
This post could have been written by me. And I also regret not going to her show in Galway a few years back. RIP.
I canxremember watching this with my mum many years ago, she was very funny as was the long suffering husband
“Daisy tell Onslo to put a shirt on when I’m on the telephone phone. I can hear him there, expanding”
One of the few times we as a family got together to watch something. She rules.
“I’d will be holding one of my candlelight dinners with Royal Dalton silverware very soon”
RIP
Off to the Great QE2 in the sky
I watched KuA at the time and it was ok, some good bits usually involving her sister and very non working class in-law family then I watched it again two years ago on BBC 4 and it all made sense. In the end we all become a bit like husband Richard and neighbour Elizabeth!
Sheridan will be distraught
Keeping Up Appearances was also a regular feature of Australian TV in the ’90s. We watched it as a family, and quoted it endlessly.
(While driving) “Mind the cows, dear”, (panicking) “where?!”, (rolling eyes) “in the field.”
Always loved episodes with Hyacinth’s family.
RIP.
I think of her quite often, especially when I need a smile, and there was a wonderful compilation and interview she did on BBC Player where she spoke on her past roles including Keeping Up Appearances.
Today I had the hilarious song she sang while drinking the Dowager Lady Ursula’s homemade gooseberry wine in my head. It may have been a sign.
I’d like to share that my very first book on tape was Mrs. Tiggy Winkle by Beatrix Potter read by Patricia, and she introduced me to the world of narration. I must see if the audiotape is in my library or available online to get some good memories.
Aw this makes me sad.
She was brilliant in Keeping Up Appearances, but she was well able to act in other things too.
I would recommend watching A Woman of No Importance, the “Kitty” monologues (they are hilarious) and even her old Corrie appearances from the early 60’s.
Bye bye Hetty Wainthrop. You were a star
Keeping Up Appearances, One Foot In The Grave and The Last of The Summer Wine – the perfect accompaniments to a day off sick from school. R.I.P.
“Drive very slowly past number 23, I want them to see my new hat.”
Mind the cyclist on your way up dear.