Little Catherine Things: No Camping
“Of course it was Glastonbury over the weekend, and did either of you go?”(x).
Little Catherine Things: Astrology
”Catherine insists that if it stopped tomorrow, she’d be happy. She says she’d become an astrologer: ‘I would have trained to be one before but there aren’t any courses.’ She genuinely believes in ‘the trends in the sky’ and worships Jonathan Cainer” (x).
Little Catherine Things: Can’t Drive
”Have you got to drive? ‘Cos I can’t drive.” - Genius; Episode One
Little Catherine Things: Fuck.
“Who would have thought the simple words ‘Fuck you’ would have gotten us out of that tight little spot?”
LittleBig Catherine Things: Décolletage.
“I always struggle to keep up with him (David Tennant) because he hasn’t got breasts like I have. Breasts aren’t built for running.”
Little Catherine Things: Pinewood & Craft Services.
Little Catherine Things: Hair[Talk Show Edition].
“I’m a ginger princess.” - Front Row [10 Dec ‘10]
Little Catherine Things: Never Cooked a Meal
“I’ve never cooked a meal in the, you know, oven- thing.”
Little Catherine Things: Sobriety
She does not drink, smoke or take drugs - never has. But there was a story going round that she had accidentally got drunk on a glass of vodka and cranberry juice. “I drank this drink, but then I thought, ‘Well, surely I would know if it was alcohol’, and everyone’s going, ‘Well, no, with vodka you can’t taste it or smell it’, and then someone said, ‘Yeah, it was really weird because you really seemed to be having a good time at the party and that’s not like you! Hahahahaha!’” (x)
Little Catherine Things: Fanning Herself
Little Catherine Things: Shakespeare
“Shakespeare…you know, Shakespeare is great. But I would just like to posit my problem with Shakespeare. One of the plays where women have to transform into men - this is the problem I have with the productions of Shakespeare: What they do is, the woman has to pretend to be a man for some reason, so she’ll go offstage, and she’ll come back on stage, wearing a hat, and lo and behold, there’s a new bloke in town! And every character on the stage goes, ‘Aye, aye guv’nor, you’re a man, ain’t ya!’ And then, at the end of the play, when she has to reveal herself, she takes her hat off, and everyone goes, ‘Naaah, we thought you were a man! What with the hat and everything!’”
Little Catherine Things: Competitiveness




