Wednesday, 15 November 2017

Watch: Viewers believe there’s an F-bomb in the latest Paddington Christmas ad


An English accent can be a tricky affair, even when it involves the beloved kids’ favourite character, Paddington the Bear.

Paddington Christmas ad for Marks & Spencer [Image: M&S/YouTube]

Paddington recently starred in the latest Marks & Spencer Christmas ad and many people believe they heard an f-bomb in the heartwarming commercial.

The ad, included below, shows Paddington lying in bed on the night before Christmas, while hoping to receive marmalade. He suddenly hears a thump on the roof. When Paddington climbs up to the roof, he bumps into a character, dressed all in red, who he immediately believes to be Santa Claus. Meanwhile, said character is actually a burglar, who has been swanning around the neighbourhood, stealing families’ Christmas gifts.




Paddington, being the nice bear he is, offers to help Santa Claus deliver all the gifts. He recognizes many of the names on the parcels and wants to make sure they get to their rightful owners.

As the burglar and Paddington complete their deliveries, they spot a family, hugging and happy over their Christmas gifts. The burglar is apparently moved by the whole situation and has finally discovered the true meaning of Christmas.

Before he leaves, the burglar gives Paddington a huge bear hug, and says, “Thank you, little bear.” There’s only one problem – many viewers heard this a little differently and believe the burglar actually said, “F**k you, little bear.”  Enjoy watching the video here, and let us know in the comment section exactly what you hear.


Naturally Twitter came alive to the story, with many funny posts, believing the burglar should be placed on Santa’s “naughty list.” However some people only heard the words “Thank you.” 















Meanwhile, the new “Paddington” film is set for release in the U.S. this coming January (with no f-bombs included).

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