This week (almost) all the main party leaders debated ahead of the snap general election on 8 June.
One of the major players missing from the BBC stage was the Prime Minister Theresa May, who reasoned that she can connect to more voters on the campaign trail.
In her place, the Conservative party was represented by Amber Rudd the Home Secretary.
Amber and her party took a severe beating from the audience and from her fellow politicians.
She was regularly shouted down and often took the full brunt of the criticism for Theresa May not attending the debate.
At one point, the Green's Caroline Lucas asked 'how she slept at night', when discussing the Conservative's selling of arms to Saudi Arabia.

The audience too weren't best pleased with May's absence. This rather cold laugh echoed around the auditorium when she asked voters to judge the Conservative party on their record.

Obviously these aren't 'official' BBC subtitles... But they come fairly close.
It really didn't go down well.
Many couldn't stomach the fact that a leader who promoted herself as 'strong and stable', didn't appear strong enough to debate the issues.
And there were plenty of references to Theresa May dodging responsibility.
'We don't duck the hard choices, Rudd, so you should go over the top first' #BBCDebate https://t.co/ebXuPk0jyW— Toby Earle (@Toby Earle) 1496256055
It's bold of Amber Rudd to say Theresa May doesn't duck tough choices when she hasn't turned up. #bbcdebate— David Wyllie (@David Wyllie) 1496255811
Amber Rudd calling on the country for a Prime Minister who hasn't even got the bottle to show up. An utter embarrassment #bbcdebate— Aaron Bastani (@Aaron Bastani) 1496255785
Tim Farron remarked in his closing statement that the British public weren't 'weren't worth Theresa May's time'.
That struck a chord with many.
"You're not worth Theresa May's time, don't give her your time either". Devastating from Farron #BBCDebate— Declan Cashin (@Declan Cashin) 1496260851
Tim Farron just finished Theresa May and the Tories #BBCDebate https://t.co/JKhlZmArV0— G (@G) 1496262075
Some shared pictures of the Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn meeting voters outside the debate.
As it is the first day of June tomorrow, might this be the official end of May?