Cunk On Britain Episode 4 - Twentieth Century Shocks

Philomena and Mark Lawson examine the first half of the 20th Century, with two world wars but no world cup.
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[@KeshavGaur90]

"Radio made it possible for you to listen to other people without the use of thin walls or a devastating mental condition"

[@douglaskay9959]

The word RADIO is an American word meaning the device invented in England by an Italian and he called it WIRELESS for obvious reasons. I was a WIRELESS mechanic in the Royal Signals.

[@catherinerobilliard7662]

Keshav Guar, I really did laugh out loud

[@The_Crimson_Fucker]

@@douglaskay9959 You're old and senile, go do those things old people do like fishing and forgetting why you're in rooms.

[@larrylewis5721]

@@douglaskay9959 Lighten up, seriously......Chrissakes. Go back and read what you wrote.

[@CourierSiix]

@@douglaskay9959 dont care, its called radio

[@noone3216]

"The show got a record audience of 400 - the sort of viewing figures BBC4 still dreams of." 😂😂

[@KeithPenrod]

"He narrowly avoided tragedy by dying." ROFL I LOVE her. LOL

[@alexlogan7559]

This needs to go on my tombstone

[@eelllieeee]

Its like when she refferred to charles darwins death by saying "he evolved into a corpse"

[@piwetshombe4684]

That's my favourite part as well!! "Little did he know it at the time....."🤣🤣🤣

[@piwetshombe4684]

@@eelllieeee 🤣🤣

[@thewhisper4269]

@JZ's BFF He evolved into a scientist, then he evolved into a corpse

[@JS-te2vj]

"We know it will be hard, and we will expect it to be long" - Winton Churchill

[@masterchuck8772]

That's really sexy

[@wiltsunen8244]

"We shall fight them bitches" - Winton Churchill

[@current9300]

"Nobody's dick is that long, not even Long Dick Johnson, and he had a fucking long dick. Thus the name." -Rose of Sharon Cassidy

[@floridanews8786]

Insert "that's what she said" joke here

[@circularisnotthis4316]

Insert “‘insert that’s what she said joke here’” here. I think you’ve been twatted open.

[@indricotherium4802]

"Teenagers that looked like adults but had the brains of children - like professional footballers today." What an absolute gem!

[@Kauffy901]

I declare this informative, educational, and entertaining.

[@period5304]

I am डॉलरPERIOD and I condone this message.

[@margaretkairu7418]

Hardly accurate but EXTREMELY FUNNY!

[@trollmeistergeneral3467]

@Fletcher901 And I declare it puerile, infantile, childish and decidedly unfunny. I cannot, for the life of me, understand why these eminent academics and historians participated in this stupid send-up of real history. “Why did they call it ‘Norman’s (sic) land?’ Were only people called Norman allowed in there?” Is that supposed to be funny?

[@Kauffy901]

Username checks out.

[@Woosaidthat]

@@trollmeistergeneral3467 no one invites you to parties do they?

[@prashanthmachalef]

"buried him under soil to rule over fellow potatoes for eternity " 😂😂

[@adriannzekwue1382]

I was looking for this comment 😂

[@bobjohnson6946]

Funniest one, just because of how random it was.

[@marcosteffen94]

😂😂

[@rme1383]

What Edward had to do with potato?

[@danschwarz]

@@rme1383 apparently a King Edward potato is a cultivar grown in the UK. I was confused too

[@thascuzza7316]

''We will fight them bitches'' Actually genius.

[@woongah]

Wait, it's not an actual, direct quote of the man itself?

[@israelasiku3975]

@@woongah "We shall fight on the beaches, we shall fight on the landing grounds, we shall fight in the fields and in the streets, we shall fight in the hills; we shall never surrender"

[@blackporscheroadster6415]

We will fight them bitches on the beaches.

[@quintomalley1196]

Also sounds like something the man would've actually said.

[@benrobertson7855]

“…..And you madam will still be ugly…”

[@praveenb9048]

What I want to see is a blooper compilation where the profs / experts just fail to keep up their solemn expressions and laugh till they cry.

[@matteomerlini604]

I have a very sneaky suspicion it may be the case they've not been made aware of the oke until after the interview

[@hughmoore963]

@@matteomerlini604 there was a great chat at the BFI with Charlie Brooker and Diane Morgan, and they both explain that the experts are in on the joke. Imagine there’d be a lot more walkouts if they weren’t!

[@matteomerlini604]

@@hughmoore963 I see - I stand corrected, then

[@dontbefatuousjeffrey2494]

The "in on the joke" thing is why I love Professor Ashley Jackson the most: he always seems on the verge of losing his s**t, yet keeps answering the questions in good faith with facts 'n' that. Honestly, my favourite of their experts 😀

[@dudesayingthings]

@@dontbefatuousjeffrey2494 same here! He always seems like he's just about done with phelomina's BS.

[@vollsticks]

"...even women male prostitutes." I never get tired of this series, there are so many jewels that reveal themselves with each watch.

[@jeansafiera96]

Damn women stealing everything

[@krumuvecis]

they took our jobs!

[@NormAppleton]

@@jeansafiera96 They stole buttsecks from men, damn them

[@souxcasa]

Every time I watch this she still catches me off guard 😂

[@glocke380]

"Hitler thought the German's where an elite race like the Grand Prix." Brilliant

[@blackdragoncyrus]

Germans were*

[@phily8093]

No they weren't 😉

[@Demun1649]

@@blackdragoncyrus No one is an elite race. Every single one of us is an accident. YOU had no control over your conception, nor your colour, nor your race, nor your language. You had no control of your education until over 18 years old. Your "impression" that you are better is caused by conversations, or brain washing, by inferior intellects you came across in whatever life you tried to live. Racism is taught, not born with by the subject.

[@radvelvetcakez]

We really aren't

[@blupunk01]

I'd never heard of Brush Strokes before, but I now know when it occurred in relation to many major events in British history.

[@rollingwave2732]

I actually went and watched an episode of Brush Strokes😂

[@joshthesandwich]

@@rollingwave2732 how was it? Is the pump up the jams of sitcoms?

[@rollingwave2732]

@@joshthesandwich No, it wasn’t. It was sweet and old fashioned. He was a ladies’ man but he didn’t take advantage of a drunk lady! It’s a very random sitcom to have selected. I suppose it adds a further dimension to Cunk’s personality that she likes it so much.

[@abelq8008]

I kind of want to watch some now.

[@jaysinha0]

I suddenly remembered watching it in the 90s (or whenever) because there had been nothing else on at the time.

[@DorkJedi96]

"Soon it caught on and everybody wanted to be killed. It was a bigger craze than fidget spinners." - LMAO 😂

[@dirkbonesteel]

Love these but hope she never comes to US. No one will understand she is a character or that it's comedy so she will probably be elected President.

[@sparXKuijper]

LOL XD

[@Sam-lr9oi]

I'd like a Shitpeas Goes American series, it'd be like old Colbert Report when people still thought the character was genuine.

[@ghett0bla5t]

She wouldn't even have a choice. She'd just walk off the plane and they'd be like "you're president now", then they'd carry her to the Whitehouse.

[@psammiad]

I think even if she was real, she'd do a better job of it than Trump.

[@ghett0bla5t]

@@psammiad Her shoes would do a better job than Trump.

[@josephesposo]

"Why did they call World War I, "World War I"? It's quite pessimistic numbering, isn't? Or did they just know it this is the start of a franchise?"

[@Smirnovka23]

Can’t stop laughing

[@ricecrispsandspaghetti2111]

“His brother George also vacated unexpectedly early to spend more time in his coffin ” 😂

[@markcotter4213]

I'm laughing so hard I'm crying over this line!

[@rahatkhan_7]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@chrisofnottingham]

It cracks me up when she suddenly swears in the middle of talking normally.

[@hiimterry2009]

The first time she did that, in the first episode, I had to pause until I stopped laughing. Then I watched it 10 more times! "And the queue for Nemesis at Alton Towers, in that it never fucking moves."

[@urieldaboamorte]

it reminds me of The Onion's Sony video. the deadpan coupled with swearing is chef's kiss

[@thescandinavian2487]

In Swedish tv for instance is very common to swear in family programs, important part of expression and...Scandic's are not as stuck up as lets say the people who live in the U.S

[@PutinsMommyNeverHuggedHim]

@@thescandinavian2487 swearing is considered low-class, uncultured, unprofessional and rude in most civilized countries, not just U.S.

[@thescandinavian2487]

@@PutinsMommyNeverHuggedHim You need to get out more kid, swearing is not even remotely a sign of being uncultured or low class, being judgmental and girlsplaining things on the other hand is, have a nice day !

[@adriannzekwue1382]

"Hitler wanted to make Britain German, to match it's Royal family 👀' I swear if you're not re-winding her videos every 5 seconds you're gonna miss a whole lot 😂

[@cathhl2440]

I’m not native; I know I’ve missed much!

[@rme1383]

@@cathhl2440 me too.

[@davidgoosen1633]

Yes this woman, speaks a lot of Truth between the lines, like Hitler wanting to make Britain German like it's royal family! With the Queen's passing recently, you'll notice how no one, no one said anything about that fact!

[@jovangorgi]

Everybody wanted to be killed. It was a bigger craze than the fidget spinners.

[@thomaslutro5560]

@@cathhl2440 Me three.

[@jonpavlovsky]

They soon settled into a british way of life, not smiling and being permanently tired

[@Justmt6940]

“Today racist bigotry has no place in contemporary Britain...except Kent” LOL (24:48)

[@PutinsMommyNeverHuggedHim]

why Kent pol

[@walfreysimporios]

This sentence speaks volumes!!

[@boredlawyer3382]

23:28 -- "Once the NHS arrived, if you were poor and you got sick, you weren't on you own anymore. You were in a crowded waiting room full of other sick people." 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@struck.kobe1999]

“He narrowly avoided tragedy by dying” makes sense

[@dennisgalvin2521]

"..his tv was finalized but idiotically he'd invented it without checking to see if there were any programmes on yet".

[@whoah1988]

Best one 😂

[@pigpuke]

"Why did the British build bombers to attack their own territory?" "How do you mean?" "Well, the Lancaster Bombers." The look on his face was priceless. It's like his brain just melted. Brilliant stuff.

[@It-b-Blair]

🫠

[@gustavosarabia4899]

i didn’t get that one, can sb explain me?

[@doswillrule]

@@gustavosarabia4899 Lancaster is a city in England, so the implication is that the Lancaster bomber (a WW2 plane) was designed to bomb Lancaster

[@aaron.aaron.v.b.9448]

This is probably the best summarization of the reasons for wwI I ever heard. "His assassination triggered a serious of other killings. Soon it caught on and everyone wanted to be killed."

[@FirstLast-di5sr]

Yup, right up there with the one Black Adder Goes Forth.

[@eduardlebediuk6121]

Yossarian would be proud.

[@bard6184]

"Before the war, King Edward had abdicated, so he could spend more time in his mistress. His brother George also vacated the throne unexpectedly early, to spend more time in his coffin."

[@brittanyhodge736]

Damn the Brits’ humor is top tier. This show is killing me 😂

[@Jumpoable]

Where are you from?

[@brittanyhodge736]

@@Jumpoable the US. Arizona to be more specific. Where are you from?

[@Jumpoable]

@@brittanyhodge736 Oh, I'm also from a former British colony! It's called Hong Kong.

[@avalonjustin]

Hello friends I'm from Canada.👋Diane Morgan has fans all over the world!

[@MatecaCorp]

Nah man this is all they got

[@colinr0380]

"Before the war King Edward abdicated, so that he could spend more time in his mistress..."

[@TheNefastor]

So many awesome jokes in show just by changing or omitting a word or two... "We shall fight them bitches !" 🤣

[@helenziegenfus6754]

😂😂

[@zoe547]

"Luckily Britain had a hero on its side. A man who's name will never be forgotten; Winton Churchill"

[@blackdragoncyrus]

Whose*

[@HomoLegalMedic]

@@blackdragoncyrus you must be fun at parties.

[@Demun1649]

@JZ's BFF I do, but I'm not gonna tell you. You win your own pub quizzes.

[@Mermete8]

Winter Church Hill is a legendary name to Brits as Napoleon Cumberbatch is to French

[@Mskitso1111]

"Hero" my foot, he caused death of millions in his persuit of victory. dude literally caused a famine with his policy. I wonder how much of the British army were originally british, Britain won relying on the manpower of its colonies and military and weaponry support from USA.

[@CataLinaMurariu]

‘He was dead important. By which I mean he was only important when he was dead.’

[@heatherrockwell9012]

"But he turned out to be a monster who would stop at nothing to achieve his goals, a bit like Boris Johnson"

[@PutinsMommyNeverHuggedHim]

excellent!

[@MatthewMcVeagh]

27:13 "More research needed, make sure script amended before voiceover record." That's the hilariousest thing in all these episodes!

[@adam19890911]

Breaking the fouth wall, not literally but with words.

[@therook24]

Utter genius 😂

[@unrepentantoffender188]

"Hilariousest" The f

[@MatthewMcVeagh]

@@unrepentantoffender188 Tell me you can't understand it!

[@azjmsxhn]

bro i cant anymore

[@fredmila]

The kind of audience BBC4 still dreams of

[@Haffmatthew]

I just adore “United Britain of Great Kingdom”. It makes me feel both silly and full of whimsy

[@adzdahlman9724]

Straight in with , "if you sang Land of Hope and Glory in Portuguese , would it still sound alright ; or would it fucking ruin it." World class - more more more please. I'm still smiling hours after every episode*

[@blackmore4]

Personally I think everything's improved with Portuguese (especially Brazilian Portuguese) vowels.

[@adzdahlman9724]

@@blackmore4 I honestly wouldn't know , I was picking up on the rhetoric humour , not the linguistics - it's not a complicated joke , any non English speaking country would suffice . She should've , inappropriately ,,, said Wales ha ha

[@urieldaboamorte]

@@adzdahlman9724 imo Wales would be a bit too tired for this show. "they speak weird haha" is always the joke when Wales is mentioned. I think Portuguese balances the divide between "English/mainstream" and "too foreign" pretty well. Edit: I say this because I think "what if it was in Spanish?" or "what if it was in Mongolian?" (respectively) would make the joke more stale

[@adzdahlman9724]

@@urieldaboamorte Ha haa , you're pushing my intellect at this time of day . I'm WELL accustomed to everything North Wales has to offer - from my love of the terrain , the hatred of my dialect / English bastard I was , their hatred of me STEALING THEIR WOMEN , it was an interesting time . I moved onto an unoccupied tidal island , CRASHED the locale . I've never previously known / or since , experienced , such hostility . Unique bunch .

[@aminemaia921]

@@blackmore4 I thank you on behalf of my people

[@shipwreck9146]

"If you sang it in like Portugueses, would it still feel British, or would that just *FUckin* ruin it?" Oh my god, I lost it. It was so unnessarily agressive, but so perfect.

[@kathowed]

Brilliant writing, sublime delivery. This is what television was invented for.

[@ppsh43]

TV was invented for this and Brush Strokes

[@ABCDEFG-ce4eu]

Content worth putting your iphone down for.

[@Barbreck1]

You said that about the Generation Game too, Geof...

[@paulstewart6293]

Exactly. Don't forget Monty python either. Bise

[@bmxt939]

It's so childish yet so clever, it makes me just adore her.

[@Falconlibrary]

I think this series has hit on the perfect way to educate the public: Philomena makes us laugh and listen to these very learned scholars and gives them a wider audience than they otherwise might find. Brilliant on so many levels.

[@OneOfTheLoveless]

Also he frequent but not distracting spelling mistakes and inaccuracies made me Google/inform myself about the historic events. Brilliant.

[@gianni2083]

They soon settled into a British way of life: not smiling and being permanently tired

[@jaysinha0]

True dat

[@ruthmccabe3527]

QFT...

[@patagualianmostly7437]

Guess they are even happier now realising the great mistake they made.

[@PatrickLongest]

I will never not laugh at the "Brush Stokes" drop-ins. 🤣

[@maazkalim]

running-gag. 🤣* There! FTFY

[@missdydaniel]

“how we went from ancient man to Ed Sheeran” 😂😂😂

[@TheNefastor]

"We shall fight them bitches." I laughed so hard my cat fell out of my desk. I love you, miss Cunk.

[@bradlyspencer7287]

Did you ever make it back inside your desk?

[@PutinsMommyNeverHuggedHim]

your cat????

[@lynneregan5776]

@@PutinsMommyNeverHuggedHim m

[@radvelvetcakez]

​@@PutinsMommyNeverHuggedHimLove ur user

[@PutinsMommyNeverHuggedHim]

@@radvelvetcakez thank you 😄

[@sensennsen]

"Awarded Churchill by voting him out of office." brilliant!

[@Skullzy-01]

Whenever she “corrects” the professionals and just interrupts them mid sentence I cry

[@smackednoodle]

"Even thought it looks like Charlie Chaplin, it's actually not funny at all" cracked me up. I felt so guilty

[@blartversenwaldiii]

yeah

[@erickoontz6835]

You know, I almost never laugh out loud at KZbin videos. But in the case of Philomena Cunk, it never fails.

[@darrenrobinson9041]

The badly timed train wave and the shouting at helicopters - a few seconds in and I'm already laughing.

[@dandy5948]

i’m australian and studied modern history in highschool, naturally we studied mostly the australian side of the story but ironically i learnt more in this satirical masterpiece than i did in 6 years of studying it in a classroom

[@ic1815]

“Like most sequels, War 2 was proving less fun, than War 1.”

[@Dcook85]

25:03 "so he could spend more time in his mistress" LMAO so subtle but so sharp!

[@gorillaguerillaDK]

"A bit like Boris Jonson" - I'm laughing so hard that I have tears in my eyes!

[@francis4293]

Suddenly it doesn’t feel so funny anymore 😢

[@DarkAngelEU]

@@francis4293 Welcome to 1984, served straight on a silver platter.

[@sebasfrankes6501]

Her question on whether “land of Open Glory” still works in Portugese is actually shockingly sharp. That is what makes this brilliant, you never know when she is gonna say nonsense or something incisive.

[@foreignparticle1320]

Brush Strokes is the glue that holds the United Kingdom together.

[@greyquinn]

Does anybody else want to watch Brush Strokes by now?

[@psammiad]

No. Really no.

[@rogermunns9206]

Yes, Dexys Midnight Runners..................

[@Rojoco88]

Every episode I forget about it. Then bang - Brush strokes intro. Gets me every time 😂

[@samuelchristie570]

Ross Coburn It’s the joke that just keeps giving

[@jaysinha0]

No. 😡

[@samsheep1234]

"A bit like Boris Johnson"... The irony is hurtful at this point.

[@alexjoeluke]

That guy was so mad at her calling it “war 2”

[@giantbluewhale]

her reactions are what makes the whole series

[@KP-ms5cj]

tops at her craft... 5:16 turns genius at 5:20!

[@glazdarklee1683]

I love the way the experts work so hard at not breaking character. As an American, it reminds me a lot of what Stephen Colbert used to do.

[@theonesillyboy]

"we shall fight them bitches" got me in stitches 🤣 - genius writing perfectly delivered!!

[@Daijyobanai]

Mark Lawson trying to keep a straight face, haha. You can see the tears in his eyes, he's half a second away from cracking up every time.

[@Imaveryniceguy]

The woman is absolutely magnific. Perfect delivery and that face...my God 🤣🤣🤣

[@falconbritt5461]

I still love "a fork in its crossroads." Every time. (As a former English teacher in America, let me say she is so much like a poorly educated 8th grader. You wouldn't believe the questions they ask or what they write in papers.)

[@Pantuflas295]

I still remember a college friend's student teaching essay assignment in 7th grade 20th c. history in the mid 1980s. Instructions: Write a two page essay on an historical figure from WWll. Use and cite sources. For example Encyclopedia Brittanica. The title, followed by three laboriously copied consecutive encyclopedia entries, that to this day make me chuckle was: "Hitler, Hittites and Hives."

[@fittyrightonpoint6466]

Classic British humour Extremely funny dry wit Philomena is top tier.🔥🔥💯💯👍👍👏👏⭐⭐

[@AgentDigits]

"I think I'd kill myself if I couldn't have crisps" I love this show

[@dersteve4240]

Quotes like "King Edward had abdicated so he could spend more time in his mistress" are what makes this so brilliant

[@descoiatorul]

This is brilliant. Absolutely brilliant. Top-notch British humor.

[@Demun1649]

There is NO SUCH THING AS BRITISH HUMOUR. It is all just HUMOUR. Trashy nationalists get everywhere.

[@patagualianmostly7437]

@JZ's BFF We have a rather unique ability to laugh at ourselves. We never take criticism seriously at any level.... we can laugh at our detracters...& laugh along with them. Something newer arrivals fail to grasp....and would wish to condemn us for. Duck 'em I say, Duck the Duckers.

[@DataLal]

@@patagualianmostly7437 I wouldn't say it's totally unique. Canadians can do this too. Then again, we were a British colony and in some small ways still are. 😄

[@geoffreyngugi9941]

14:50 "Churchill speeches were stirring and powerfully erotic" Churchill: We know it will be hard, we expect it will be long.. 😂😂😂😂

[@lancemousel3457]

Watching her would make me both of these if you get the drift!

[@margaretcaine4219]

Thanks! I'd missed that one.

[@MeowZer_ing]

I laughed so hard. Had to be my favorite comment.

[@lawdpleasehelpmeno]

"The viewership was up to 400, numbers that BBC4 can still only dream of." got me good

[@Xth3Z]

How anyone being interviewed by her can sit through this with a straight face is beyond me. 🤣

[@madyjules]

she said recently on a US chat show (Seth Meyers) that these experts bust out laughing all the time & they have to do more takes… brilliant 😂

[@kb7clx]

The thing about Portuguese was brilliant. But I was waiting for her to ask the expert if he knew why Americans were always playing a British patriotic song at their graduations lol.

[@madyjules]

good question 😂

[@piwetshombe4684]

"Little did he know it at the time, but he'd narrowly avoided tragedy by dying." 🤣🤣🤦‍♂🤦‍♂🤦‍♂

[@lucysmith2197]

“Today, racist bigotry has no place in contemporary Britain... except Kent.” Boy, don’t I know it.

[@CrackinACold1]

"Frankie goes to Hollywood singing about spunk." Good lord I wasnt ready for that 😳😭

[@KeiferElliott]

This is an EXTREMELY refreshing series. Let’s all sit back and have a laugh. God knows we need it! I think Diane Morgan is hysterical! How she says those things and keeps a straight face…..I haven’t laughed this hard in ages. British tv is so much better than American in my opinion and experience.

[@Mizmoon2020]

You’re just pissed we never got to watch Brush Strokes over here. We had to settle for Welcome Back Kotter.

[@TheRimma1987]

I'm feeling so big priveleges to being in west Ukraine and listening your show now. Thanks for that our army and support of your great country)

[@rondonnis6588]

the trench conditions were so bad that they wouldn't even get a two star rating on trip adviser lol

[@anyscaleclassics6880]

Why have I literally only just found out about this? And her? Borderline comedy genius masked by sublime silliness. 👌

[@memph1ston]

The Brush Strokes cutaway gets me EVERY time. I never expect it.

[@maazkalim]

running-gag gets me* There! FTFY

[@dontcare7086]

I spit up my coffee when she said "even women male prostitutes" 😂

[@JK_Clark]

"Churchill's speeches were stirring and powerfully erotic. He was one of the greatest orators of all time. And some of the phrases he used still resonate today; such as 'finest hour', 'never surrender' and of course We shall fight them bitches." Fucking nearly dying here, lmao, watered down my beer too!

[@evifnoskcaj]

These are so hilariously done. I'm addicted.

[@relativeparadox9567]

I have a customer that comes to my store in Montreal, she was in the Royal Ballet during The Blitz. They were instrumental(as was the music) in helping people cope with the harrowing experience. She said that whenever the sirens went off as they were preforming, everybody would shhh them and the performers just kept going and help the crowd enjoy what could be their last moment. I'm transferring stores this week. Going to miss her.

[@ToutCQJM]

“Along the way, I’ll be shouting at helicopters” I’m done for. Hahahahaha

[@mason2me]

that "first world" line is absolute comedic genius.

[@Doomsquad99]

"Mario 64's redefined the platform game for a new generation." Man the writing is good.

[@laurawareitsat]

Not smiling and being permanently tired. I'm dying!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@valentingjorgjiovski4896]

"or the band named after him" oh that touched my heart, this is amazing

[@swaggerjagg22]

She is obsessed with brush strokes hahhahaahhaha

[@voltss1235]

"Or NHS for less long" made me laugh, it's brilliant when you think about it.

[@muddshshshark]

Just discovered Miss Philomena couple days ago , love her . How do they keep a straight face?

[@Demun1649]

@JZ's BFF Gosh you are a regionalist fart.

[@michaelsalmon3450]

my dream woman, never afraid to call a dead king a potato

[@TheNervousnation]

She does ask some great questions.

[@owr7702]

"We shall fight them bitches!" is such an inspiring quote tbh

[@eezyclsmooth9035]

Britons are World Re known for having "A Stiff Upper Lip". What is truly astounding is: the highly educated scholars and historians in this series never even flinch, scratch their heads or roll their eyes at the questions.

[@JaseAndrews]

"What was up with the Sewers, did someone try to flush something that was awful?" That joke only works with a British accent, amazing

[@SpeedFranklin]

The commitment to the Brush Strokes gag is laudable. I almost want to see it now...almost

[@Dragodol]

For real haha she has you all invested in each episode and then bam out of nowhere BRUSH STROKES

[@73whitezz]

Been a fan of hers for years. She's brilliant!

[@standpharrison]

'Things were shithouse bad' abavahaha

[@johncox2284]

It's like hearing a report in school from a 8 year old on what they did last summer!