@@VestigialHead She said "one of the best (...) on mock the week" not "in every standup there is"... :)) What does any group have do to with anything anyway.
@@Hania_L I never claimed she said "in every standup there is" Mock the week has been filled with comedians ALL of whom are funnier than Tom Allen. As I said he is mediocre. You totally missed my joke about the OP's name being ellen. This explains the group comment. Ellen Degeneres is part of the LGBT group thus the props.
@@VestigialHead The Ellen bit I've missed, true. :) The guy above your comment did hovewer imply that she was talking about more than Mock the Week. Anyway, this isn't that significant really - let's enjoy the rest of the episode/episodes! Have a good day! :)
That moment when Dara turns round and sees Hugh with his shirt open like "Christ sake, what am I going to have to put a stop to now with these children"
Milton referencing Tom's adventure in Reading. I always love when Milton does that sort of thing. He acts as though he has no idea what anyone else is saying.
Tom and Milton are really becoming favorites. Tom because of his archness, and Milton because of his "man from Mars" take on things. Well done, producers.
I like to think of Milton as like an uncle who is at the family gathering and is asleep, occasionally wakes up, says something hilarious and goes back to sleep
@@glynisbrown5877 You must be kidding. Wit when? Sparkle? He always wears a suit so no sparkle there. I have not heard him say one funny thing yet. He is there as a "Token Gay" which he at least understands.
I wasn’t able to watch a full stand up show by Milton, I found it a little too surreal at times, but on mock the week he is perfect. His surrealism breaks up the others when he interjects.
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Ellie Taylor, Sandi Toksvig, Ava Vidal, Tiff Stevenson, Angela Barnes, Gina Yashere, Andi Osho, Holly Walsh, Jan Ravens... and a whole bunch of names I can't remember, but no, there's never been a woman on the show lol :)
Mock the Week has definitely been struggling for a while but unlike a lot of other commenters I actually enjoyed this one a lot more than most of the recent ones. They all seemed to actually be enjoying themselves - and DFW's jokes about women weren't just self-referential "oh she's a woman" kind of things, they were jokes about Mock the Weeks history because it's had a lot of controversy at times about women. As someone who's watched this for years and loved the show I thought that was pretty funny.
+amphetamean-queen And yet, it is still a shocking change of pace to actually see two women in the same episode of Mock The Week. And Britain has an incredibly deep bench of funny women.
+amphetamean-queen I think it has become more tame but that's more a result of consumer tastes and just the kind of work comics are doing now, not some crusade by the BBC to silence people like Frankie Boyle and so on. MtW is still doing some stuff that's more controversial than main stream just none of the kind of stuff that got them fined in the past.
I'm with you. The point was to 'mock' the reputation the show has long had for having a designated spot for the single female comic and for never having more than one despite the fact that the comedy scene itself has moved well beyond a bunch of middle class white blokes and a handful of working class white blokes. What's funny (funny haha and funny weird) are the laughable comments below that DFW was obviously a "diversity hire"... Firstly, feck off back to 1994. And secondly... so the feck what? The festival/ standup scene is increasingly diverse and the joke has long been on the panel shows for not keeping up. When the MTW gig has become a regular thing for women, non-white or queer comics they have thrived (as TA does in this episode and Sarah Pascoe has in so many). Yet, when any comic makes their debut (in a format fairly removed from their regular gigs) they are torn to pieces, and more so if the youtube trolls have decided they are "diversity hires" (one again, please return, sirs, to the 1990s).
@@petitpois2281 Maybe if most of them didn't all rehash same jokes (as do people like Nish Kumar and Tom Allen about their groups), don't get me wrong, I love Ellie Taylor, Holly Walsh, Aisling Bea, and so on... but some are just tiring, like Deborah was (and I love Richard Ayoade and Romesh Ranganathan..., as well as Joe Lycett, because all of their material is original and fresh)
4:56 'Gilet' - new word to me. Googled 'gillet' and got a load of diverse stuff not related to apparel. (E.g.: "Gillet is a Belgian automobile manufacturer, started in 1992 by former racing driver Tony Gillet. The company produces the Vertigo sports coupé, ...") I've also wondered about warm, thick winter coats with no sleeves. Arms get cold, don't they? Mine do.
Winter vests are not supposed to be worn without smtg else, but the reason they are designed that was is that it is more important to keep your core warm where all your organs are. Plus you move your arms around a lot, smtg you can’t do with your torso. The most important things are covering your head cuz you lose a lot of heat from top of your head, keep your torso warm, and have warm, dry feet. Lots of people use those winter vests for driving in the winter cuz it protects the most important things without making you too hot in the car and if you are only outside long enough to dash in here or there, wearing a long sleeve sweatshirt underneath should keep you warm enough. It’s not like you wear a coat that goes all the way down to your feet so your legs are only covered by thin layer of pants too. Sweating from wearing a big bulky coat in the car could end up making you even colder outside than not wearing coat sleeves!
How slick is Tom (8:44) as He uses his charm, wit and perfect timing; then looks towards the camera, flirting. Genius. The strength of this show has to be the various comedic (a tad obvious, I know) characters, and their assorted ways of delivering their bit. Great format and well refereed by Dara. Maybe it would be better having more females on the show to join the lovely, funny, Sarah Millican, Sarah Pascoe & the very smiley long legged one but to use it as a platform to gripe, as she did, above, is moronic.
As someone who has to watch this on youtube from America, I will say she is not helping the problem get better in my opinion. There have been more than 4 women on the show (at least 9 I can think of and I don't even watch every episode). The thing is, they were also actually funny and involved with banter and not trying to drag everything into a political circus. It just messes with the flow of the show.
Deborah...I kinda figured you’re a woman and I’ve no doubt if tough for a female comic to make it big but it would help if they were actually funny and didn’t use women’s suffrage as the punch line every time. She just seems really bitter as well, I get diversity quotas and such but were no other female comedians available?
It's a shame seeing her not do so well on this panel show after listening to tons of episodes of her podcast on which she is so utterly brilliant...🤔 she definitely has a lot more to offer than she got to show on there and I still think she is absolutely brilliant😁
@@maniswolftoman Way off. In the first twelve comments on this video, there was one comment about women being unfunny. *My* comment was about Deborah Frances-White being a bore. I don't buy into the myth that women aren't funny. I think all the other female comedians on this show are great, and I love Tina Fey, Sarah Silverman etc. But Deborah comes across as bitter and her jokes aren't funny or clever, she just sees an opportunity to complain about percieved inequality in the form of a joke. If I was producing this show, I wouldn't have her back if I could get Aisling Bea or Katherine Ryan instead.
Drew Lovelyhell God you’re a dreary little person and intensely uncreative, aren’t you? My first comment wasn’t even a shot at you. The fact that you’ve taken it so personally makes me happy. Keep the idiocy coming, poor little one.
Be a bit of a stretch....... Angela's good. There was a big black American lass who was funny too (but might have caused a shedload of complaints with her 'fingering' quip). Holly, well sometimes. Maizie could work as a filler. Oh there's a cracking funny petite American lass - might be asian or afro asian who is very sharp. Not sure if Sarah Milican's been on the show but she could hack it. But if any of that half dozen fell ill the producers would be strugling for a sub to bring on.
Ed Byrne, Milton Jones, and Hugh Dennis are some of the funniest people
tom's standup in this episode was one of the best i've ever sen on mock the week. so good
Haven't seen much standup the have you then lmao?
@@toplayDA_ Haha very good point. Tom is a mediocre comedian at best. He gets props from people like Ellen because of the group he represents.
@@VestigialHead She said "one of the best (...) on mock the week" not "in every standup there is"... :))
What does any group have do to with anything anyway.
@@Hania_L I never claimed she said "in every standup there is"
Mock the week has been filled with comedians ALL of whom are funnier than Tom Allen. As I said he is mediocre.
You totally missed my joke about the OP's name being ellen. This explains the group comment. Ellen Degeneres is part of the LGBT group thus the props.
@@VestigialHead The Ellen bit I've missed, true. :) The guy above your comment did hovewer imply that she was talking about more than Mock the Week.
Anyway, this isn't that significant really - let's enjoy the rest of the episode/episodes! Have a good day! :)
That moment when Dara turns round and sees Hugh with his shirt open like "Christ sake, what am I going to have to put a stop to now with these children"
Please don't blaspheme friend.
@@TapManDancer please keep your righteousness to yourself.
Milton referencing Tom's adventure in Reading. I always love when Milton does that sort of thing. He acts as though he has no idea what anyone else is saying.
I loved the "Thanks, that doesn't normally work" afterwards, so as to say that he tells that same joke all the time.
He's a proper freestyle joke teller.
I have to say, Rhys James and Ed Gamble are making this program worth watching again.
Who's Ed Gamble? lol
He's not in this episode but I mentioned him because he started appearing around the same time as Rhys James. He's in the previous episode I believe.
Ah I see, I'll have to check that out than, thanks for the tip :)
OMG, YES! And don't forget James Acaster!
Also, I wanna marry Rhys and I dunno how I feel about that
Tom and Milton are really becoming favorites. Tom because of his archness, and Milton because of his "man from Mars" take on things.
Well done, producers.
Milton has a funny way of pointing out human foolishness. Tom,he should have his own show.
I like to think of Milton as like an uncle who is at the family gathering and is asleep, occasionally wakes up, says something hilarious and goes back to sleep
Tom Allen is quite good when he rants...
Seriously
Tom Allen is a totally splendid human being. He literally adds the class, sparkle and wit to these shows. ✨✨✨✨
@@glynisbrown5877 You must be kidding. Wit when? Sparkle? He always wears a suit so no sparkle there.
I have not heard him say one funny thing yet. He is there as a "Token Gay" which he at least understands.
He starts to sound like a Dalek when he really gets going.
Watching him and Milton, with their totally different stand-up approaches, honestly belly laugh at each others' mini sets is just great.
"A Lady and the Gay." That is a great name and premise for a sitcom.
Yeah, it's called Will and Grace
@@Wizardously Exactly what i thought!
If Deborah White was in it, I wouldn't watch it.
Hugh Dennis is a National Treasure.
Yip
He should never have been dug up then
And points go to Ed Sheeran for Galway Girl.
I wasn’t able to watch a full stand up show by Milton, I found it a little too surreal at times, but on mock the week he is perfect. His surrealism breaks up the others when he interjects.
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i'll add my appreciation here
It's on BBC I player but I'll watch it on here for convenience
“The lie detector or grinder” 😂😂😂
Beleaguered American here....many thanks!!
Who, exactly, are you beleaguered by... ?
Tom Allen kills it everytime! wonderful
kalai naicker fantastic ain't he
Tom Allen is utterly brilliant!
One of his greatest rants!
I usually can't stand him, hated his appearance on other panel shows, but here he somehow did fit in well and was quite funny.
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amphetamean-queen
One of the least entertaining guests they have had on this show.
@@ob2395 Humour is subjective, go ask your mum and dad.
OMG Tom Allen, the Three Dads remark was straight fire!
Tom's rants are brilliant
I just rewatched the Private Browsing clip and then this came up...
The light on Tom's head looks like a white sprayed-on mohawk
Rhys owned Scenes We'd Like to See.
"This chicken is playing hard to get" lol. Good ol Hugh
Oooh baseball shoes with a suit - quirky dad!
😂😂😂
I loved that😛😝😂
Even though it's a topical new show, I always find myself going back to this episode! Too many laughs!
Here I am trying to watch this at night without making noise and Milton keeps catching me out. Curse your amazing puns.
I don't think I've related to Dara more than when he repeated slapped his forehead.
After all these years this show is still hilarious.
I saw Hugh’s nipple. My life is now complete. 😂
Jaimi Cottrill the world is now complete😂
Strangely enough, he's done this before on this show (in the Frankie era) :p
To be fair, you've only seen ONE of them. 😊
@@vincentmutel7313 lol, one was enough!
thanks from an English man in HK
This was filmed on my Birthday! I was there as well. I was 18 when they filmed this!
That's awesome! Happy birthday!
Having grown up in Reading, I feel Tom's pain :D
Tom Allen is easy my new fave, more of him please :)
Tom and Milton are perfect inverses of each other.
Thanks from a Belgian insomniac .
Make that TWO Belgian insomniacs!
Make it three actually
I'm not Belgian, but Italian... yet, an insomianc!
Four that is
And one more here!
Many thanks from the US!
Tom’s camp dudgeon is superb.
Tom, Deborah and Rhys lined up for 'Scenes We'd Like To See' somehow look like an Addam's Family-Cosplay! :D
Ahaha that cockoo joke!
The first big cheer like 30 seconds into the episode!
Yeah that's a great ep!
Ed Byrne! ❤️
Didn’t know this was back on tv!!! I don’t watch tv anymore so thanks for the uploads
That stagg night stand-up was so relatable and hilarious xD
The boris Johnson comment has aged well
not hard to see why that was deborah's first and last appearance
why???????
hard cringe
@@johnmjones1604 Cuz every part of her humour is hur durh women, men all over mock the week. And its like yes but please diversify.
She makes the same " jokes" and wears the same red outfit during her one apperance on Have I Got News For You.
@@grahamhume5953 She does jokes too?
Can't say I noticed them.
I love Milton Jones. Just pure clean cut jokes. Really nice for a change.
I would love to have home boy to my stag do lmao
Surely there has been more than 4 women on that show?
Kerry Goldiman, Joe Brand, Sarah Pascoe, Zoe Lyons, Katherine Ryan...
Ellie Taylor, Sandi Toksvig, Ava Vidal, Tiff Stevenson, Angela Barnes, Gina Yashere, Andi Osho, Holly Walsh, Jan Ravens... and a whole bunch of names I can't remember, but no, there's never been a woman on the show lol :)
@@oscartravis5740 so wtf is she on about saying there aren't many women? 😂
There may be women just very little in the ratio to men
@@elliotyamamoto38 Cos she's simply under the curse of feminism.
You would think for your 100th guest you would get a comedian.
Jo Thomas yep. she really didn’t participate and looked like a bulldog chewing a wasp at others’ jokes
Nothing worse than an aggressive feminist, with in-your-face agendas.
@@79devo I like this simile!
Tom and Ed are on fire in this episode 🤣
9:40 ish i cant breathe
SHADOW CABINET 😂😂
Milton makes some of the funniest cerebral jokes ever and the audience don't really get them.
The cuckoo joke is an absolute classic.
Good episode, thanks
great thanks
I'd never heard of Deborah Frances-White before seeing this episode. Having just watched, I can see why!
Really makes you wonder why there have only been four women on the show, doesn't it?
And all 4 are better than her
theres been 20+ shes just the feminist nut-case cry police
if you found one man not funny would you imply that men as a group aren't funny? just curious
I had heard of her
12:30 Newcomer ducked the standup challenge, the newcomer always does the standup.
Paul Morgan because she wasn’t funny one bit, can you imagine her doing a stand up skit
I think they sometimes spare a panellist because they don't have the skill to do it properly. It's happened atleast once before in the early seasons.
Milton was spot on, horrid puns and all. Tom and Rhy were quite good in the scenes we'd like to see segment.
I really wanted "Galway girl" to start playing at the end!
Am I the only one who thinks that Milton Jones looks COMPLETELY STONED?!
Proud of him if he is.
He'd be a bloody mess if he was. Stones can be heavy, and have sharp edges...
@@thehellyousayMilton would appreciate that joke
Hugh must talk about jam again!
To think, I only started watching this show because Ed Byrne came up on Pandora when I was listening to an Eddie Izzard "station".
Talking about Boris Johnson hurts now...
I do like it that the cameraman went close to milton Jones and ruined his joke
Suddenly I miss Andy Parsons...
nim, nim, nim.
Mock the Week has definitely been struggling for a while but unlike a lot of other commenters I actually enjoyed this one a lot more than most of the recent ones. They all seemed to actually be enjoying themselves - and DFW's jokes about women weren't just self-referential "oh she's a woman" kind of things, they were jokes about Mock the Weeks history because it's had a lot of controversy at times about women. As someone who's watched this for years and loved the show I thought that was pretty funny.
Has the show become more PC over the years? It seems more mildly amusing now than controversial.
Don't go to Mexico,.....IT'S A TRAP🔨.
+amphetamean-queen
And yet, it is still a shocking change of pace to actually see two women in the same episode of Mock The Week. And Britain has an incredibly deep bench of funny women.
+amphetamean-queen I think it has become more tame but that's more a result of consumer tastes and just the kind of work comics are doing now, not some crusade by the BBC to silence people like Frankie Boyle and so on. MtW is still doing some stuff that's more controversial than main stream just none of the kind of stuff that got them fined in the past.
I'm with you. The point was to 'mock' the reputation the show has long had for having a designated spot for the single female comic and for never having more than one despite the fact that the comedy scene itself has moved well beyond a bunch of middle class white blokes and a handful of working class white blokes. What's funny (funny haha and funny weird) are the laughable comments below that DFW was obviously a "diversity hire"... Firstly, feck off back to 1994. And secondly... so the feck what? The festival/ standup scene is increasingly diverse and the joke has long been on the panel shows for not keeping up. When the MTW gig has become a regular thing for women, non-white or queer comics they have thrived (as TA does in this episode and Sarah Pascoe has in so many). Yet, when any comic makes their debut (in a format fairly removed from their regular gigs) they are torn to pieces, and more so if the youtube trolls have decided they are "diversity hires" (one again, please return, sirs, to the 1990s).
wow that Deborah Frances-White won't be invited back...
was there a woman on this episode? i don't think it was mentioned...
heath douglas-monks that was a woman? Are you sure?
@@comfortablemisfit4154 she seemed to be somewhat under that impression "herself"
Unfortunately just 1. As always. Lol and people think there is equality now.
@@petitpois2281 Maybe if most of them didn't all rehash same jokes (as do people like Nish Kumar and Tom Allen about their groups), don't get me wrong, I love Ellie Taylor, Holly Walsh, Aisling Bea, and so on... but some are just tiring, like Deborah was (and I love Richard Ayoade and Romesh Ranganathan..., as well as Joe Lycett, because all of their material is original and fresh)
Her saying I'm a woman as a joke is like me being on saying I'm Scottish every joke hoping someone in the audience relates
4:56 'Gilet' - new word to me. Googled 'gillet' and got a load of diverse stuff not related to apparel. (E.g.: "Gillet is a Belgian automobile manufacturer, started in 1992 by former racing driver Tony Gillet. The company produces the Vertigo sports coupé, ...") I've also wondered about warm, thick winter coats with no sleeves. Arms get cold, don't they? Mine do.
Winter vests are not supposed to be worn without smtg else, but the reason they are designed that was is that it is more important to keep your core warm where all your organs are. Plus you move your arms around a lot, smtg you can’t do with your torso. The most important things are covering your head cuz you lose a lot of heat from top of your head, keep your torso warm, and have warm, dry feet. Lots of people use those winter vests for driving in the winter cuz it protects the most important things without making you too hot in the car and if you are only outside long enough to dash in here or there, wearing a long sleeve sweatshirt underneath should keep you warm enough. It’s not like you wear a coat that goes all the way down to your feet so your legs are only covered by thin layer of pants too. Sweating from wearing a big bulky coat in the car could end up making you even colder outside than not wearing coat sleeves!
@@lynngiesbrecht910 That's a myth based on a flawed study, we don't lose any more heat through our heads than any other part of the body.
Did anyone else hear at 22:58, definitely the kettle that just boiled.
Rhys❤️❤️❤️🙈
How slick is Tom (8:44) as He uses his charm, wit and perfect timing; then looks towards the camera, flirting. Genius.
The strength of this show has to be the various comedic (a tad obvious, I know) characters, and their assorted ways of delivering their bit.
Great format and well refereed by Dara.
Maybe it would be better having more females on the show to join the lovely, funny, Sarah Millican, Sarah Pascoe & the very smiley long legged one but to use it as a platform to gripe, as she did, above, is moronic.
8:58 Ohhhh yes:p
Baaaaahaha love it!
Tom Allen should have winked at the camera when he said "charm can take you a very long way". That would have made the joke even better. XD
Deborah, we get it. You're not wrong. Maybe a current affairs panel might be more your style though.
As someone who has to watch this on youtube from America, I will say she is not helping the problem get better in my opinion. There have been more than 4 women on the show (at least 9 I can think of and I don't even watch every episode). The thing is, they were also actually funny and involved with banter and not trying to drag everything into a political circus. It just messes with the flow of the show.
@@williamkelly8951 you're a man. You're gonna say that. 🙄
I agree with everything she said, and find her boring and even petulantly smug.....She is like a white Gina Yashere.
@@Go-go-super-guru She is a killjoy, though. Even the full ranting goobies like James Acaster and Milton are team players.
She's better suited for HIGNFY
Coming from a female🤷♀️😉
Jesus!!! She’s bangs that drum pretty frigging hard
Pity she doesn't do comedy as well.
She said she's the forth female comedian on Mock the Week. I can picture maybe fifteen.
And every other are a million times funnier
i think the point was they had the same 4 on quite alot, i like her comment about its took 12 years to get there...hopefully it will be 12 more
@@striker2fall1 She'd still be wrong.
And it takes about 10 years for most comedians to establish themselves and get anywhere.
HScarlet if you look on Wikipedia she wasn’t even the 5th difficult woman on season 17 nevermind ever
Deborah...I kinda figured you’re a woman and I’ve no doubt if tough for a female comic to make it big but it would help if they were actually funny and didn’t use women’s suffrage as the punch line every time. She just seems really bitter as well, I get diversity quotas and such but were no other female comedians available?
They probably have a quota for female comics who have a chip on their shoulder.
Tom Allen nails it about heterosexual men and aggression not being the best lol
I love Dara, but I sometimes wonder if he's doing coke.
20:30
"I'm female!" - is that her only joke? She used it 8 times in one episode.
And it wasn't funny the first time she said it.
Much very much agreed.
It's a shame seeing her not do so well on this panel show after listening to tons of episodes of her podcast on which she is so utterly brilliant...🤔 she definitely has a lot more to offer than she got to show on there and I still think she is absolutely brilliant😁
@@MsKeksPudding I will take your word for it, but when she was on Have I Got News for You, she was just as unfunny.
Am I the only one that doesn't wonder why Deborah White, has only had one appearance on this programme?
no definitely not
@@alexander6011 She is probably moaning that the BBC won't have her on and saying that they are sexist, when it is because she is not funny.
basketball trainers actually
Dackel
Attendance award !!!! :D
26:42 tumblr in a nutshell
14:28
Comparing a bald gay to Milton's hairy head was made laugh the most
About twelve.
Is it; How many times in this episode will Deborah Frances-White mention that life is unfair when you're a woman?
Drew Lovelyhell Is it... how many comments will be about how unfunny women are in the first twelve comments on any Mock the Week video?
@@maniswolftoman Way off. In the first twelve comments on this video, there was one comment about women being unfunny.
*My* comment was about Deborah Frances-White being a bore. I don't buy into the myth that women aren't funny. I think all the other female comedians on this show are great, and I love Tina Fey, Sarah Silverman etc.
But Deborah comes across as bitter and her jokes aren't funny or clever, she just sees an opportunity to complain about percieved inequality in the form of a joke. If I was producing this show, I wouldn't have her back if I could get Aisling Bea or Katherine Ryan instead.
Drew Lovelyhell Talk about an unfunny bore... Using any opportunity to complain about perceived injustice, you say?
Get over yourself. It was a joke.
What was a joke? Your birth?
Drew Lovelyhell God you’re a dreary little person and intensely uncreative, aren’t you? My first comment wasn’t even a shot at you. The fact that you’ve taken it so personally makes me happy.
Keep the idiocy coming, poor little one.
The funniest Mock the Week I've seen in a long time. Thanks!
I respect your sarcasm.
But yours is just a little snarky, isn't it, Mr Grumpy? Big Ed Sheeran fan, are you? :D
category was "politics"!
23:00 it's been 19 years from Janet Jackson to Rose Montoya and nipples are still not free in america
Damn you're quick
Boris becomes leader and MPs want to resign? Sweet.
Its not a metaphor - is a simile if you use "like"
Liam Connelly I think a simile is a subset of metaphor.
If you aren’t an English teacher then please look up the word fun. If you are an English teacher then please realise that if it’s funny no one cares
2:03 here's a hint.... Get funny.
The "Dads" wiped the floor with the others.
wow Deborah loves the Virtue Signalling
Also, its not a metaphor. It was a simile
bout time we had an all woman episode
Be a bit of a stretch....... Angela's good. There was a big black American lass who was funny too (but might have caused a shedload of complaints with her 'fingering' quip). Holly, well sometimes. Maizie could work as a filler. Oh there's a cracking funny petite American lass - might be asian or afro asian who is very sharp. Not sure if Sarah Milican's been on the show but she could hack it. But if any of that half dozen fell ill the producers would be strugling for a sub to bring on.