In case you’re one of the six people left on the internet who hasn’t seen the “BBC dad” video, let us fill you in.
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with professor Robert E. Kelly went viral last week when Kelly’s two small children barged into their father’s office while he was live on air. They were followed by a woman (who turned out to be Kelly’s wife) frantically sliding into the room and ushering them out.Since the incident, various followups, interviews and parodies have surfaced.
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New Zealand’s “Jono and Ben,” a satirical news and entertainment TV show, reimagined the scene, replacing a father with a mother.
The parody begins the same way — a woman answering interview questions when her daughter walks into the room.
Instead of trying to shoo the child away, the woman takes the girl into her lap, feeds her from a bottle and continues talking to her interviewer. Then, when a toddler comes in, the woman doesn’t bat an eye and hands the child a toy to play with.
Throughout the spoof, the woman cooks, cleans, helps her husband find a missing sock and even defuses a bomb — all without breaking her concentration on the interview.
That’s what you call a super mom.
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