In Little Britain Abroad, while holidaying in Portugal, he is hypnotised by Paul McKenna (who does this in Kenny's trademark 'Look into my eyes...' style) into losing his powers of hypnosis, living on the street and digging through dustbins to find a half-eaten box of KFC. In the last sketch, Vicky goes to hospital and loses her voice after jumping off the chapel roof. Another of her trademarks is that, whenever a customer reveals an aspect of their personal lives (such as when a man comments that it's been a while since he saw his daughter, or a couple comment that they have been married for thirty years), she will shrug her shoulders and mutter "Oh.".

https://littlebritain.fandom.com/wiki/Dudley_and_Ting_Tong?oldid=4758. Ting Tong Macadangdang is the wife of Dudley Punt. Appearances: Radio Show; Starting in Series 1 Appearances: Radio Show; Series 1 and 2 and Little Britain Live When she was telling him he needed a job, Andy was tired of her unfair treatment, and killed Mrs Mead by pushing her off the cliff. Her character is similar to that of Mr Doggy's owner. She appeared in four of the episodes and a deleted scene in which she convinces Slimmer of the Year Lisa Warren (Sarah Chalke) that her donuts are low-calorie, then cut off a large part of her hair, because she insulted her. Appearances Series 1 Deleted scene In it, a student, who is very realistic about his career opportunities in the future, comes into his office to discuss his desire to become a caterer or engineer. In Series 2, the owner of the spa, Mr. Hutton (Walliams) tries frequently to get her to pay for the increasing cost of her stay at the spa to no avail (Bubbles is prepared to go to any length to avoid doing so, including hiding so long in a tanning bed that she burns her entire body the colour of charcoal). Ivanka (pronounced "Iwonka", by herself) was the bride of Dudley's brother in Little Britain Abroad.She is also a porn star featuring in "Snow White Does Seven Dwarfs" which is a porn movie.. Dudley and his wife Ting Tong Macadangdang visited them at their campsite, Dudley was instantly smitten with Ivanka upon sight, much to Ting Tong's disgust.

He is irrationally sensitive and always answers with the words "Correct" for positives and "Incorrect" for negatives.

Anne is a patient at the Steven Spielberg Hospital in Little Bentcock, where she is being trained for integration into society.

In her final sketch, she blind dates another man, who accidentally drives off with her wig. His hotel is opposite IKEA. It is revealed in the second sketch that he has a third ear, the most likely explanation for his hate of other people seeing him. She also confessed that her real name was Tong Ting and that she was from Pong Pong. Embarrassed, the customer changes his mind and instead goes to pay for the items he has taken. A recurring character in Series 2, Viv Tudor is seen to be the manager of a jewellery shop.

Catchphrase: "A-Yeeeees!

Each attempt usually takes place in an empty auditorium, showing that they are largely unpopular record attempts. In reality the medal Mills is said to have won was actually won by the late Ivorian athlete Gabriel Tiacoh. In an Emily Howard sketch, he says that he is wearing a beautiful dress that belonged to his father; he routinely introduces Emily as "rubbish [or not very good, or some similar phrase] transvestite Emily Howard". He then starts admitting more gay people while Daffyd looks on in shock. Dudwey!" In an interview with the Big Issue he said it was “lazy” to “get a laugh just by playing black characters”. At this point, Liz suddenly stabs and kills her with a knife, revealing that she had been fabricating her claims of being Sugden's bridesmaid. Go!". Ting Tong eventually invited her entire family to live in Dudley's home, turned it into a Thai restaurant and forced him to spend Christmas Eve standing on his porch, waiting for it to close.

Gary and Jason are two working-class friends who always visit Gary's grandmother, on whom Jason has a crush. However, in his final appearance, two officers from the Inland Revenue service used it against him, tricking Ray into making overdue tax payments. This is being pushed down a hill and the children have let go." and sometimes ending long statements with "... and shit. In her first sketch, she attempts to become a model for an art class, but is forced to pose with no clothes on, thus being forced to admit that she is not a lady. Walliams appears in a cameo in the film Run Fatboy Run as a character similar to Mr Mann. The Prime Minister and the object of Sebastian's affection. In another episode, she was playing a quiz game with Dudley, and she, for a Thai woman, apparently knew a lot about British history (such as the Green Goddess), he asked where she was really from, she replied that she was from Tooting (in London). He often struggles to get Dennis to agree to take conventional acting roles, whereas Dennis is only interested in writing and singing theme tunes. In the sketch, set in an ordinary British off-license, a customer (portrayed by David Walliams) comes in and, being the only other person in the shop, is forced to do his shopping under the gaze of the newsagent, who attempts to make conversation by commenting on each of the items that the customer takes (for instance "Thirsty?" Marjorie returns to America in Little Britain USA and a new aspect of her personality is shown - she is also homophobic, as seen when Rosie O'Donnell attends a meeting and gets her own taste of Marjorie's medicine. Bubbles stays at the prestigious ski resort of Klosters in Switzerland. Also, during the Marjorie Dawes sketches, he expresses much contempt for overweight people, such as calling them "vermin", or expressing a desire to have them arrested, removed from the country, spat on or shot dead. Appearing in Episode 8 of Series one, Boris is an intense Russian man who works as a babysitter. It is also noticeable that the narrator, in his voiceovers, expresses contempt towards people who are overweight, much like Marjorie's own contempt.

She goes to such lengths to get him parts, that she pretends it's his birthday, that he's dying, and even threatening to "tell 'em you touched him!". As with Meera in the UK series, she pretends not to understand a Mexican member of the group, whom she also refers to as an illegal immigrant and that Marjorie believes that the member is from the Philippines. with "No, is still the same baby."). These sketches are some of the more traditional in the series, relying upon word play and surrealism.

He is exceedingly bitter about the fact that he is largely unknown to the general public, as opposed to Neil Armstrong. Sandra Patterson is a stage mother who is unusually determined for her son Ralph (which she pronounces as "Raif", a reference to Ralph Fiennes) to get into acting. Played by: Matt Lucas and David Walliams He's weeping softly, softly weeping, the children are lifting him, and putting him into a wheelie bin. As they are packing her belongings into boxes, the husband discovers numerous books, toys and essentials that suggest her homosexuality that she kept hidden from him. At the end of each of her sketches she is caught in the act, berated by "Mr Doggy" and she is often arrested by the police. However, their marriage has deteriorated to the point that they often remain in an awkward silence which George tries to break in the best tone he can give, but when this doesn't work, he comments on how he dislikes her. Played by: David Walliams In her first appearance, the police are at her shop, investigating a recent break-in. Bubbles seeks to emulate the upper classes; she mispronounces many English words 'a la française' and is unable to pronounce 'v' in certain words ('diworce'). She admitted that she comes from Tooting in London, not from a remote Thai village called Pong Pong, as she'd originally claimed. Early versions of the sketch feature Roy being unable to provide Mr Mann with his request due to it being too specific, and attempting to provide him with a substitute, which he may refuse for a trivial reason which is important to him. She also speaks with a lisp pronouncing "borstal" as "borthtal" and a West Country accent. She admitted that she comes from Tooting in London, not from a remote Thai village called Pong Pong, as she'd originally claimed. However, as the family begin to mourn, he speaks again to reveal himself as still alive, and "still waiting". In Little Britain Abroad, she travels to Monte Carlo to stay with Ronnie Corbett, whom she believes to be one of her oldest friends in spite of the fact he does not know her, and she later pays a visit to a Swiss boutique at a ski resort to borrow a dress for a dinner party, but ends up ruining the dress upon wearing it. "My name Ting Tong, Ting Tong Macadangdang." The sketches generally involve Dudley and Ting Tong's relationship blossoming, only for Ting Tong to reveal a secret about herself. Anne has worked at a library (where she earns £5 but then, much to the doctor's surprise, intentionally drops the money into a drain), at a bowling alley and as a pianist in a restaurant; she takes a keen interest in amateur dramatics and home decoration. Little Britain has been accused of pandering to prejudice and hatred. Only one sketch featuring him was made, in which he is seen to host a party whose invitees consist solely of this demographic. "; Lou: "Bit of a kerfuffle!" They then complained about Carol, saying that she'd been rude and unhelpful. Other trademark actions of hers are misspelling "chocolate" (spelling it "choclit," "choglud" or "chucklet"), and blatantly overeating despite attempts to hide it, as well as avoiding the subject of her own weight whenever it comes under scrutiny - such as shouting at her superior at Fat Fighters Head Office.

", "Bitch!" He goes to great lengths to ensure comfort for certain inhabitants, mainly himself. Latymer Crown is a masseur who works on a patient of hers called Jonathan, a very stress prone patient.

In Little Britain Abroad, while holidaying in Portugal, he is hypnotised by Paul McKenna (who does this in Kenny's trademark 'Look into my eyes...' style) into losing his powers of hypnosis, living on the street and digging through dustbins to find a half-eaten box of KFC. In the last sketch, Vicky goes to hospital and loses her voice after jumping off the chapel roof. Another of her trademarks is that, whenever a customer reveals an aspect of their personal lives (such as when a man comments that it's been a while since he saw his daughter, or a couple comment that they have been married for thirty years), she will shrug her shoulders and mutter "Oh.".

https://littlebritain.fandom.com/wiki/Dudley_and_Ting_Tong?oldid=4758. Ting Tong Macadangdang is the wife of Dudley Punt. Appearances: Radio Show; Starting in Series 1 Appearances: Radio Show; Series 1 and 2 and Little Britain Live When she was telling him he needed a job, Andy was tired of her unfair treatment, and killed Mrs Mead by pushing her off the cliff. Her character is similar to that of Mr Doggy's owner. She appeared in four of the episodes and a deleted scene in which she convinces Slimmer of the Year Lisa Warren (Sarah Chalke) that her donuts are low-calorie, then cut off a large part of her hair, because she insulted her. Appearances Series 1 Deleted scene In it, a student, who is very realistic about his career opportunities in the future, comes into his office to discuss his desire to become a caterer or engineer. In Series 2, the owner of the spa, Mr. Hutton (Walliams) tries frequently to get her to pay for the increasing cost of her stay at the spa to no avail (Bubbles is prepared to go to any length to avoid doing so, including hiding so long in a tanning bed that she burns her entire body the colour of charcoal). Ivanka (pronounced "Iwonka", by herself) was the bride of Dudley's brother in Little Britain Abroad.She is also a porn star featuring in "Snow White Does Seven Dwarfs" which is a porn movie.. Dudley and his wife Ting Tong Macadangdang visited them at their campsite, Dudley was instantly smitten with Ivanka upon sight, much to Ting Tong's disgust.

He is irrationally sensitive and always answers with the words "Correct" for positives and "Incorrect" for negatives.

Anne is a patient at the Steven Spielberg Hospital in Little Bentcock, where she is being trained for integration into society.

In her final sketch, she blind dates another man, who accidentally drives off with her wig. His hotel is opposite IKEA. It is revealed in the second sketch that he has a third ear, the most likely explanation for his hate of other people seeing him. She also confessed that her real name was Tong Ting and that she was from Pong Pong. Embarrassed, the customer changes his mind and instead goes to pay for the items he has taken. A recurring character in Series 2, Viv Tudor is seen to be the manager of a jewellery shop.

Catchphrase: "A-Yeeeees!

Each attempt usually takes place in an empty auditorium, showing that they are largely unpopular record attempts. In reality the medal Mills is said to have won was actually won by the late Ivorian athlete Gabriel Tiacoh. In an Emily Howard sketch, he says that he is wearing a beautiful dress that belonged to his father; he routinely introduces Emily as "rubbish [or not very good, or some similar phrase] transvestite Emily Howard". He then starts admitting more gay people while Daffyd looks on in shock. Dudwey!" In an interview with the Big Issue he said it was “lazy” to “get a laugh just by playing black characters”. At this point, Liz suddenly stabs and kills her with a knife, revealing that she had been fabricating her claims of being Sugden's bridesmaid. Go!". Ting Tong eventually invited her entire family to live in Dudley's home, turned it into a Thai restaurant and forced him to spend Christmas Eve standing on his porch, waiting for it to close.

Gary and Jason are two working-class friends who always visit Gary's grandmother, on whom Jason has a crush. However, in his final appearance, two officers from the Inland Revenue service used it against him, tricking Ray into making overdue tax payments. This is being pushed down a hill and the children have let go." and sometimes ending long statements with "... and shit. In her first sketch, she attempts to become a model for an art class, but is forced to pose with no clothes on, thus being forced to admit that she is not a lady. Walliams appears in a cameo in the film Run Fatboy Run as a character similar to Mr Mann. The Prime Minister and the object of Sebastian's affection. In another episode, she was playing a quiz game with Dudley, and she, for a Thai woman, apparently knew a lot about British history (such as the Green Goddess), he asked where she was really from, she replied that she was from Tooting (in London). He often struggles to get Dennis to agree to take conventional acting roles, whereas Dennis is only interested in writing and singing theme tunes. In the sketch, set in an ordinary British off-license, a customer (portrayed by David Walliams) comes in and, being the only other person in the shop, is forced to do his shopping under the gaze of the newsagent, who attempts to make conversation by commenting on each of the items that the customer takes (for instance "Thirsty?" Marjorie returns to America in Little Britain USA and a new aspect of her personality is shown - she is also homophobic, as seen when Rosie O'Donnell attends a meeting and gets her own taste of Marjorie's medicine. Bubbles stays at the prestigious ski resort of Klosters in Switzerland. Also, during the Marjorie Dawes sketches, he expresses much contempt for overweight people, such as calling them "vermin", or expressing a desire to have them arrested, removed from the country, spat on or shot dead. Appearing in Episode 8 of Series one, Boris is an intense Russian man who works as a babysitter. It is also noticeable that the narrator, in his voiceovers, expresses contempt towards people who are overweight, much like Marjorie's own contempt.

She goes to such lengths to get him parts, that she pretends it's his birthday, that he's dying, and even threatening to "tell 'em you touched him!". As with Meera in the UK series, she pretends not to understand a Mexican member of the group, whom she also refers to as an illegal immigrant and that Marjorie believes that the member is from the Philippines. with "No, is still the same baby."). These sketches are some of the more traditional in the series, relying upon word play and surrealism.

He is exceedingly bitter about the fact that he is largely unknown to the general public, as opposed to Neil Armstrong. Sandra Patterson is a stage mother who is unusually determined for her son Ralph (which she pronounces as "Raif", a reference to Ralph Fiennes) to get into acting. Played by: Matt Lucas and David Walliams He's weeping softly, softly weeping, the children are lifting him, and putting him into a wheelie bin. As they are packing her belongings into boxes, the husband discovers numerous books, toys and essentials that suggest her homosexuality that she kept hidden from him. At the end of each of her sketches she is caught in the act, berated by "Mr Doggy" and she is often arrested by the police. However, their marriage has deteriorated to the point that they often remain in an awkward silence which George tries to break in the best tone he can give, but when this doesn't work, he comments on how he dislikes her. Played by: David Walliams In her first appearance, the police are at her shop, investigating a recent break-in. Bubbles seeks to emulate the upper classes; she mispronounces many English words 'a la française' and is unable to pronounce 'v' in certain words ('diworce'). She admitted that she comes from Tooting in London, not from a remote Thai village called Pong Pong, as she'd originally claimed. Early versions of the sketch feature Roy being unable to provide Mr Mann with his request due to it being too specific, and attempting to provide him with a substitute, which he may refuse for a trivial reason which is important to him. She also speaks with a lisp pronouncing "borstal" as "borthtal" and a West Country accent. She admitted that she comes from Tooting in London, not from a remote Thai village called Pong Pong, as she'd originally claimed. However, as the family begin to mourn, he speaks again to reveal himself as still alive, and "still waiting". In Little Britain Abroad, she travels to Monte Carlo to stay with Ronnie Corbett, whom she believes to be one of her oldest friends in spite of the fact he does not know her, and she later pays a visit to a Swiss boutique at a ski resort to borrow a dress for a dinner party, but ends up ruining the dress upon wearing it. "My name Ting Tong, Ting Tong Macadangdang." The sketches generally involve Dudley and Ting Tong's relationship blossoming, only for Ting Tong to reveal a secret about herself. Anne has worked at a library (where she earns £5 but then, much to the doctor's surprise, intentionally drops the money into a drain), at a bowling alley and as a pianist in a restaurant; she takes a keen interest in amateur dramatics and home decoration. Little Britain has been accused of pandering to prejudice and hatred. Only one sketch featuring him was made, in which he is seen to host a party whose invitees consist solely of this demographic. "; Lou: "Bit of a kerfuffle!" They then complained about Carol, saying that she'd been rude and unhelpful. Other trademark actions of hers are misspelling "chocolate" (spelling it "choclit," "choglud" or "chucklet"), and blatantly overeating despite attempts to hide it, as well as avoiding the subject of her own weight whenever it comes under scrutiny - such as shouting at her superior at Fat Fighters Head Office.

", "Bitch!" He goes to great lengths to ensure comfort for certain inhabitants, mainly himself. Latymer Crown is a masseur who works on a patient of hers called Jonathan, a very stress prone patient.

In Little Britain Abroad, while holidaying in Portugal, he is hypnotised by Paul McKenna (who does this in Kenny's trademark 'Look into my eyes...' style) into losing his powers of hypnosis, living on the street and digging through dustbins to find a half-eaten box of KFC. In the last sketch, Vicky goes to hospital and loses her voice after jumping off the chapel roof. Another of her trademarks is that, whenever a customer reveals an aspect of their personal lives (such as when a man comments that it's been a while since he saw his daughter, or a couple comment that they have been married for thirty years), she will shrug her shoulders and mutter "Oh.".

https://littlebritain.fandom.com/wiki/Dudley_and_Ting_Tong?oldid=4758. Ting Tong Macadangdang is the wife of Dudley Punt. Appearances: Radio Show; Starting in Series 1 Appearances: Radio Show; Series 1 and 2 and Little Britain Live When she was telling him he needed a job, Andy was tired of her unfair treatment, and killed Mrs Mead by pushing her off the cliff. Her character is similar to that of Mr Doggy's owner. She appeared in four of the episodes and a deleted scene in which she convinces Slimmer of the Year Lisa Warren (Sarah Chalke) that her donuts are low-calorie, then cut off a large part of her hair, because she insulted her. Appearances Series 1 Deleted scene In it, a student, who is very realistic about his career opportunities in the future, comes into his office to discuss his desire to become a caterer or engineer. In Series 2, the owner of the spa, Mr. Hutton (Walliams) tries frequently to get her to pay for the increasing cost of her stay at the spa to no avail (Bubbles is prepared to go to any length to avoid doing so, including hiding so long in a tanning bed that she burns her entire body the colour of charcoal). Ivanka (pronounced "Iwonka", by herself) was the bride of Dudley's brother in Little Britain Abroad.She is also a porn star featuring in "Snow White Does Seven Dwarfs" which is a porn movie.. Dudley and his wife Ting Tong Macadangdang visited them at their campsite, Dudley was instantly smitten with Ivanka upon sight, much to Ting Tong's disgust.

He is irrationally sensitive and always answers with the words "Correct" for positives and "Incorrect" for negatives.

Anne is a patient at the Steven Spielberg Hospital in Little Bentcock, where she is being trained for integration into society.

In her final sketch, she blind dates another man, who accidentally drives off with her wig. His hotel is opposite IKEA. It is revealed in the second sketch that he has a third ear, the most likely explanation for his hate of other people seeing him. She also confessed that her real name was Tong Ting and that she was from Pong Pong. Embarrassed, the customer changes his mind and instead goes to pay for the items he has taken. A recurring character in Series 2, Viv Tudor is seen to be the manager of a jewellery shop.

Catchphrase: "A-Yeeeees!

Each attempt usually takes place in an empty auditorium, showing that they are largely unpopular record attempts. In reality the medal Mills is said to have won was actually won by the late Ivorian athlete Gabriel Tiacoh. In an Emily Howard sketch, he says that he is wearing a beautiful dress that belonged to his father; he routinely introduces Emily as "rubbish [or not very good, or some similar phrase] transvestite Emily Howard". He then starts admitting more gay people while Daffyd looks on in shock. Dudwey!" In an interview with the Big Issue he said it was “lazy” to “get a laugh just by playing black characters”. At this point, Liz suddenly stabs and kills her with a knife, revealing that she had been fabricating her claims of being Sugden's bridesmaid. Go!". Ting Tong eventually invited her entire family to live in Dudley's home, turned it into a Thai restaurant and forced him to spend Christmas Eve standing on his porch, waiting for it to close.

Gary and Jason are two working-class friends who always visit Gary's grandmother, on whom Jason has a crush. However, in his final appearance, two officers from the Inland Revenue service used it against him, tricking Ray into making overdue tax payments. This is being pushed down a hill and the children have let go." and sometimes ending long statements with "... and shit. In her first sketch, she attempts to become a model for an art class, but is forced to pose with no clothes on, thus being forced to admit that she is not a lady. Walliams appears in a cameo in the film Run Fatboy Run as a character similar to Mr Mann. The Prime Minister and the object of Sebastian's affection. In another episode, she was playing a quiz game with Dudley, and she, for a Thai woman, apparently knew a lot about British history (such as the Green Goddess), he asked where she was really from, she replied that she was from Tooting (in London). He often struggles to get Dennis to agree to take conventional acting roles, whereas Dennis is only interested in writing and singing theme tunes. In the sketch, set in an ordinary British off-license, a customer (portrayed by David Walliams) comes in and, being the only other person in the shop, is forced to do his shopping under the gaze of the newsagent, who attempts to make conversation by commenting on each of the items that the customer takes (for instance "Thirsty?" Marjorie returns to America in Little Britain USA and a new aspect of her personality is shown - she is also homophobic, as seen when Rosie O'Donnell attends a meeting and gets her own taste of Marjorie's medicine. Bubbles stays at the prestigious ski resort of Klosters in Switzerland. Also, during the Marjorie Dawes sketches, he expresses much contempt for overweight people, such as calling them "vermin", or expressing a desire to have them arrested, removed from the country, spat on or shot dead. Appearing in Episode 8 of Series one, Boris is an intense Russian man who works as a babysitter. It is also noticeable that the narrator, in his voiceovers, expresses contempt towards people who are overweight, much like Marjorie's own contempt.

She goes to such lengths to get him parts, that she pretends it's his birthday, that he's dying, and even threatening to "tell 'em you touched him!". As with Meera in the UK series, she pretends not to understand a Mexican member of the group, whom she also refers to as an illegal immigrant and that Marjorie believes that the member is from the Philippines. with "No, is still the same baby."). These sketches are some of the more traditional in the series, relying upon word play and surrealism.

He is exceedingly bitter about the fact that he is largely unknown to the general public, as opposed to Neil Armstrong. Sandra Patterson is a stage mother who is unusually determined for her son Ralph (which she pronounces as "Raif", a reference to Ralph Fiennes) to get into acting. Played by: Matt Lucas and David Walliams He's weeping softly, softly weeping, the children are lifting him, and putting him into a wheelie bin. As they are packing her belongings into boxes, the husband discovers numerous books, toys and essentials that suggest her homosexuality that she kept hidden from him. At the end of each of her sketches she is caught in the act, berated by "Mr Doggy" and she is often arrested by the police. However, their marriage has deteriorated to the point that they often remain in an awkward silence which George tries to break in the best tone he can give, but when this doesn't work, he comments on how he dislikes her. Played by: David Walliams In her first appearance, the police are at her shop, investigating a recent break-in. Bubbles seeks to emulate the upper classes; she mispronounces many English words 'a la française' and is unable to pronounce 'v' in certain words ('diworce'). She admitted that she comes from Tooting in London, not from a remote Thai village called Pong Pong, as she'd originally claimed. Early versions of the sketch feature Roy being unable to provide Mr Mann with his request due to it being too specific, and attempting to provide him with a substitute, which he may refuse for a trivial reason which is important to him. She also speaks with a lisp pronouncing "borstal" as "borthtal" and a West Country accent. She admitted that she comes from Tooting in London, not from a remote Thai village called Pong Pong, as she'd originally claimed. However, as the family begin to mourn, he speaks again to reveal himself as still alive, and "still waiting". In Little Britain Abroad, she travels to Monte Carlo to stay with Ronnie Corbett, whom she believes to be one of her oldest friends in spite of the fact he does not know her, and she later pays a visit to a Swiss boutique at a ski resort to borrow a dress for a dinner party, but ends up ruining the dress upon wearing it. "My name Ting Tong, Ting Tong Macadangdang." The sketches generally involve Dudley and Ting Tong's relationship blossoming, only for Ting Tong to reveal a secret about herself. Anne has worked at a library (where she earns £5 but then, much to the doctor's surprise, intentionally drops the money into a drain), at a bowling alley and as a pianist in a restaurant; she takes a keen interest in amateur dramatics and home decoration. Little Britain has been accused of pandering to prejudice and hatred. Only one sketch featuring him was made, in which he is seen to host a party whose invitees consist solely of this demographic. "; Lou: "Bit of a kerfuffle!" They then complained about Carol, saying that she'd been rude and unhelpful. Other trademark actions of hers are misspelling "chocolate" (spelling it "choclit," "choglud" or "chucklet"), and blatantly overeating despite attempts to hide it, as well as avoiding the subject of her own weight whenever it comes under scrutiny - such as shouting at her superior at Fat Fighters Head Office.

", "Bitch!" He goes to great lengths to ensure comfort for certain inhabitants, mainly himself. Latymer Crown is a masseur who works on a patient of hers called Jonathan, a very stress prone patient.

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