British satirical puppet show targeted Prince Harry with brutal mockery in its debut episode. The program, aired in the UK, focused entirely on the Duke of Sussex’s life, turning him into the butt of its irreverent humor.
At age 40, Harry continues to face public criticism, especially on television. This is not new—the animated show South Park previously took aim at Harry and Meghan during their “Worldwide Privacy Tour” episode.
The life of the Duke of Sussex was mocked
“Spitting Image: The Rest Is Bulls!t” made a bold return*, with Harry as a main target. The show accused him of lacking “any discernible talent” and depicted him with an exaggeratedly ugly puppet, mocking his looks. The puppet version of Harry plays a major role in the clip shared on YouTube.
In the episode, Harry’s puppet hosts a podcast titled “The Rest is Bulls-t”, alongside Paddington Bear. He introduces himself by saying: “I’m Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex. Just a regular guy with a title who’s fifth in line to the throne.” He adds that he entered the podcast world because he has no “discernible talent.”
Later, Harry’s puppet praises Elon Musk for “shrinking the U.S. government down to size,” joking, “I’m trying to do the same with my family!”
Meghan Markle doesn’t appear in the episode, although the script includes references to their life in Montecito, California. At one point, the puppet mocks Harry’s supposed butler: “Nutrition matters. So Perkins makes me a bacon sandwich in case Meghan whips up another one of her rancid smoothies.”
The show also references Harry’s explosive BBC interview, in which he complained that his father had stopped speaking to him. On the phone, the puppet pleads: “Talk to me directly, Dad, please?”
Comedians Al Murray and Matt Forde lead the program, known for their dark and unapologetic humor. Their aim appears to be a no-holds-barred, real-time assault on politics, pop culture, and media control.
