James is at the girls school becase he is English (or at least is percived to be English) and they feared for his safety if he went to the boys school.
@@thegrandmuftiofwakanda Actually, he's ethnically just as Irish as the rest of them. According to Michelle, James' mom Kathy got pregnant in Derry, then traveled to London to get an abortion. She never got the abortion and raised James in England until dropping him off in Derry. So ethnically, he's Irish. He just has an English accent.
I love this series - probably because it's really about the triumph of friendship over adversity. It takes a while to tune into the Derry accent, but the programme captures the spirit of those troubled times while managing to be funny, hopeful, dark, satirical and witty, all the same time. I think the characters will live on in our minds for many years to come.
James was going to start at Christian Brother Boys but there were serious concerns for his safety because unfortunately James happens to be English lol
Derry, (Catholic), Londonderry, (protestant), is the same town but divided by religion. Catholics want for a united Ireland, while the protestants want to remain British. Tensions still exist, but not to the extent of the fighting, (the 'troubles'), that took place leading to the Good Friday Agreement, signed in 1998. Derry Girls is set during the 90's leading up to that GFA. It's 3 seasons, plus a one hour special to finalise it. The special features a cameo appearance by a very well known American. It's a superbly written show, extremely funny, and touching at times. About 4 girls and a boy going through teenage hood, their growing pains, and leading them to adulthood. It gives a real insight into the mindset and particular humour of the good people of Northern Ireland. The soundtrack is brilliant, and anyone watching who was of a similar age during that time will immediately relate. If you can get to watch it Tysheen, I highly recommend it.
Here let me help you with that : Derry (Catholic) Londonderry ( Prod ) Londonderry ( Correct ) The Good Friday Agreement ( Catholic ) The Belfast Agreement ( Prod ) The Belfast Agreement ( Correct)
My first British or Irish comedy was 1961 so over 60 years ago and this was one of the best I have seen but,surely, impossible,for you to see these clips because nearly every one of them is in context and you would have to know a little of the kid's backstory and that era in Northern Ireland's story, as well to fully appreciate the endless jokes:)
The boy is English and in certain parts of Ireland at this time, that wasn't good ! So he was Safe in the girls school. The boys would have kicked the Shxt out of him. Cheer's 🇬🇧 edit: and yes they keep saying he's gay..which doesn't help.
It's nowhere near as hot as here. It reached 33°C (91.4°F) in Bradford, West Yorkshire, and was that hot for most of the day, yet we're nearly always cooler in the North compared to Southern England. However at least it's not that humid like it was around 10-12 days ago.
33 Degrees ? 91.4 ? You're not even trying (or frying). TODAY we have just broken The UK Temperature Charts since records began in 1794 so the record has gone after 128 years this very day in The Beautiful South:) 40 Degrees or 104 F !!!
Not afraid of dead people but I regret going to the hospital to see dad after he past away. Now my last memory of him is a very skinny pale body. When mum past away I refused to see her. My last memory of her is 2 weeks before when we was celebrating her 90th birthday and that's a much better memory.
TODAY we have just broken The UK Temperature Charts since records began in 1794 so the record has gone after 128 years this very day in The Beautiful South:) 40 Degrees or 104 F !!!
Hello Tysheen, I am coming to you from Australia and Derry Girls is very popular here! BTW it is one of our worst winters here we having at this time! In Carwell NSW (Central Tablelands) we are experiencing min temps of - 1 degrees up to max of 14 degrees. We are also getting fog and frosts in the morning. So don’t believe all you hear about “sunny Australia” 🙂🤣🙂 love your vids keep them coming and take care😀❤️🙂
TODAY we have just broken The UK Temperature Charts since records began in 1794 so the record has gone after 128 years this very day in The Beautiful South:) 40 Degrees or 104 F !!! Sounds MUCH hotter if you use Fahrenheit.OVER 104 DEGREES! lol
It's a *British show,* commissioned by a *British TV network,* produced by a *British production company,* broadcast by a *British TV channel,* and set in the *British country of Northern Ireland.* It's also set in the 1990s during the later stages of *The Troubles,* which was started because a minority of *Northern Irish* and *Irish* people refused and still refuse to accept the fact that *most of Northern Ireland want to remain part of the UK, and therefore remain British!*
Actually "The Troubles began during a campaign by the Northern Ireland Civil Rights Association to end discrimination against the Catholic/nationalist minority by the Protestant/unionist government and local authorities. It wasn't how you describe "they refused to accept British rule" The refused to accept being discriminated against and being treated as second class citizens. What really kicked off the Troubles was the British sending in the army to quell a peaceful human rights protest during which they shot 26 unarmed protesters killing 14. and the rest is history so they say!
Please take a Xanax. And it's not British, because it's not on the Isle of Britain. The only British countries are England, Scotland and Wales because they're the only countries on that island. Northern Ireland is part of the island of Ireland.
James is at the girls school becase he is English (or at least is percived to be English) and they feared for his safety if he went to the boys school.
He is English. I don't think they could have made that any clearer.
@@thegrandmuftiofwakanda Actually, he's ethnically just as Irish as the rest of them. According to Michelle, James' mom Kathy got pregnant in Derry, then traveled to London to get an abortion. She never got the abortion and raised James in England until dropping him off in Derry. So ethnically, he's Irish. He just has an English accent.
@@jenniferbaumgarden9293 He's English and is explicitly refered to as English.
@@thegrandmuftiofwakanda two months late but your username is iconic ✨💅
@@missiedits Thank you, I am certainly legendary around here.
I love this series - probably because it's really about the triumph of friendship over adversity. It takes a while to tune into the Derry accent, but the programme captures the spirit of those troubled times while managing to be funny, hopeful, dark, satirical and witty, all the same time. I think the characters will live on in our minds for many years to come.
Yes it was terrible that girls like this actually existed and they were under attack by the IRA who were THEIR OWN PEOPLE!!!
James was going to start at Christian Brother Boys but there were serious concerns for his safety because unfortunately James happens to be English lol
Girl with the black hair is from Ukraine. She came for a visit to get away from the ‘bad air’ of Chernobyl!
Derry, (Catholic), Londonderry, (protestant), is the same town but divided by religion. Catholics want for a united Ireland, while the protestants want to remain British. Tensions still exist, but not to the extent of the fighting, (the 'troubles'), that took place leading to the Good Friday Agreement, signed in 1998. Derry Girls is set during the 90's leading up to that GFA. It's 3 seasons, plus a one hour special to finalise it. The special features a cameo appearance by a very well known American. It's a superbly written show, extremely funny, and touching at times. About 4 girls and a boy going through teenage hood, their growing pains, and leading them to adulthood. It gives a real insight into the mindset and particular humour of the good people of Northern Ireland. The soundtrack is brilliant, and anyone watching who was of a similar age during that time will immediately relate. If you can get to watch it Tysheen, I highly recommend it.
Here let me help you with that :
Derry (Catholic)
Londonderry ( Prod )
Londonderry ( Correct )
The Good Friday Agreement ( Catholic )
The Belfast Agreement ( Prod )
The Belfast Agreement ( Correct)
@@thegrandmuftiofwakanda lol no
I'm in the East of England - it was 99° today - might hit 104° tomorrow... Too much!! 😳
I put 4 ice cubes in my squash, they melted in under a minute, west Midlands
My first British or Irish comedy was 1961 so over 60 years ago and this was one of the best I have seen but,surely, impossible,for you to see these clips because nearly every one of them is in context and you would have to know a little of the kid's backstory and that era in Northern Ireland's story, as well to fully appreciate the endless jokes:)
The boy is English and in certain parts of Ireland at this time, that wasn't good ! So he was Safe in the girls school. The boys would have kicked the Shxt out of him. Cheer's 🇬🇧 edit: and yes they keep saying he's gay..which doesn't help.
That running "gag" doesn't really work because there were lots of prod schools in Londonderry
@@thegrandmuftiofwakanda but he’s not Protestant he’s Catholic born in Engalnd so they would want him to to go a catholic school
@@Momo_1412
1. He's not a girl either.
2. There are Catholic Boys / Mixed Schools in Derry.
You definetly need a whole episode to get the jokes.
It's nowhere near as hot as here. It reached 33°C (91.4°F) in Bradford, West Yorkshire, and was that hot for most of the day, yet we're nearly always cooler in the North compared to Southern England.
However at least it's not that humid like it was around 10-12 days ago.
33 Degrees ? 91.4 ? You're not even trying (or frying). TODAY we have just broken The UK Temperature Charts since records began in 1794 so the record has gone after 128 years this very day in The Beautiful South:)
40 Degrees or 104 F !!!
Not afraid of dead people but I regret going to the hospital to see dad after he past away. Now my last memory of him is a very skinny pale body. When mum past away I refused to see her. My last memory of her is 2 weeks before when we was celebrating her 90th birthday and that's a much better memory.
Yes please do more of Derry girls
Claire is also my favourite, she is so funny😂
Absolutely love Derry girls.
It is so hot here in England too!
TODAY we have just broken The UK Temperature Charts since records began in 1794 so the record has gone after 128 years this very day in The Beautiful South:)
40 Degrees or 104 F !!!
How hot was it to say you need air conditioning,
I couldn't live like that, the hotter the better for me,
Great show but this combination is just ridiculous.
You need to watch the episodes.... Its set in Derry, Ireland in the 90's... Its fantastic! 🇮🇪
Can’t speak for other English people, but I AM interested in air conditioning at the moment! Can’t sleep because of the heat 😔
Please watch the show - it is brilliant on so many levels.
Still awake too. 😊
Same here 😊
Hello Tysheen, I am coming to you from Australia and Derry Girls is very popular here! BTW it is one of our worst winters here we having at this time! In Carwell NSW (Central Tablelands) we are experiencing min temps of - 1 degrees up to max of 14 degrees. We are also getting fog and frosts in the morning. So don’t believe all you hear about “sunny Australia” 🙂🤣🙂 love your vids keep them coming and take care😀❤️🙂
She’s from Ukraine not russia .
Well it's going to be 41c here in England, now that's what you call hot 😀
TODAY we have just broken The UK Temperature Charts since records began in 1794 so the record has gone after 128 years this very day in The Beautiful South:)
40 Degrees or 104 F !!!
Sounds MUCH hotter if you use Fahrenheit.OVER 104 DEGREES! lol
I love 41° , fingers crossed it wil be higher this year, it's only 29° today. Its funny though how the BRITs always always always complain
That was terrible. Not you, those clips. Never seen as much Derry Girls with as few funny moments.
Did you watch any of the episodes fully ? These shorts are not showing everything.
Derry {Londonderry/Stroke City} is in Northern Ireland UK. Show is loved by both parts of community.
" Stroke City " XD
omg yess ,i asked for u to watch derry girls
Oh Thank You Jeff.
@@TysheenOrane Have you reacted to "2 girls one cup"?
Derry Girls is really funny. Pity there are only 3 series.
Hi Tysheen,
Hot in London as well. Infact it might be the hottest day on record with temperatures of 104-106f forecast and no AC!! 🥵
Oh nooooo, that's blazing hot
@@TysheenOrane It's so hot that my kooglesack is welded to my upper thigh.
It's a *British show,* commissioned by a *British TV network,* produced by a *British production company,* broadcast by a *British TV channel,* and set in the *British country of Northern Ireland.*
It's also set in the 1990s during the later stages of *The Troubles,* which was started because a minority of *Northern Irish* and *Irish* people refused and still refuse to accept the fact that *most of Northern Ireland want to remain part of the UK, and therefore remain British!*
Actually "The Troubles began during a campaign by the Northern Ireland Civil Rights Association to end discrimination against the Catholic/nationalist minority by the Protestant/unionist government and local authorities. It wasn't how you describe "they refused to accept British rule" The refused to accept being discriminated against and being treated as second class citizens. What really kicked off the Troubles was the British sending in the army to quell a peaceful human rights protest during which they shot 26 unarmed protesters killing 14. and the rest is history so they say!
@@KernowWarrior yeah the fact that he had to put *British* in bold 6 times just shows he's a little... biased to say the least. xD
Please take a Xanax. And it's not British, because it's not on the Isle of Britain. The only British countries are England, Scotland and Wales because they're the only countries on that island. Northern Ireland is part of the island of Ireland.
It's not just Northern Bogland that is British.
Southern Bogland is British too.
It is in the BRITISH ISLES.
@@KernowWarrior Propaganda is fun, but I find facts far more enlightening.
opne of them was in father ted, briefly...en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tommy_Tiernan
I heard one of these taigs was in school...briefly.
You need to watch the whole entire show.