Philomena examines the Victorians and is joined by Chris Packham who tries to shed some light on Darwin's discoveries. More Here - / rolotomasi136
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@seaoftranquility72283 роки тому
‘Babbage never foresaw the terrible consequences of his invention, a machine that would autocorrect his name to cabbage, every single time.’
@RJAamir2 роки тому
This almost killed me
@Sam-tz8ou2 роки тому
hahahahahhaahaha
@shelbynamels9732 роки тому
Why don't you quote the rest of the video? That way we can just read your post and save us the watch??
@seaoftranquility72282 роки тому
@@shelbynamels973 Time constraints.
@salehinkibria83772 роки тому
I wheezed. This is a rare gem in the comment section
@alexanders75693 роки тому
"The death of queen Victoria reduced the number of women in British politics by 100%" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@dqwerty587Рік тому
💀💀💀
@thesubhumancomedyРік тому
Great writer.
@derlynmudombi114310 місяців тому
"She was not always a sour , disapproving old lady . She was once a sour , disapproving baby"😂😂😂
@wioi8 місяців тому
I absolutely love that part, also the one about the crown and that it must have been a relief for her mother 😂
@TheAndrewj968 днів тому
@@wioi”Their untrammeled sexual passion is evident in every photograph of them” is what gets me the hardest.
@HaffmatthewМісяць тому
There’s something magical about Philomena marching up to these professionals and immediately blurting out “who are you?” lol
@jvcksn9292 роки тому
"Darwin eventually evolved himself... into a corpse." Best way to view death.
@glitchesandglitter2 роки тому
best line LMAO 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@eminence_Рік тому
it's devolving
@bmkrecordstazРік тому
@JZ's BFF well if you think about it, that was an evolution too
@vaibhavchadha585Рік тому
I bet he must have written about that in the "Oranges of Peaches"
@othernicksweretakenРік тому
@@jzsbff4801 isn't every dead being immortal?
@kiwik54522 роки тому
“Despite the spoiler in its title, Oliver’s Twist doesn’t have a twist at the end - which come to think of it, is a brilliant twist in itself” amazing
@malteschaper3782Рік тому
I love how proud she looks into the camera when she "comes to think of it".
@Yme7Рік тому
That’s how clever Dickings was.
@user-kf7dn5dh1f6 місяців тому
@@Yme7yep and Dickens was quite clever as well...
@kmc706217 днів тому
It’s the only time she smiles the entire show LOL!
@Ozzymandius1Рік тому
“If Shelly’s one of the greatest poets in English literature, how come nobody gives a shit about him today.” “Thats a complicated question.” That shit sent me.
@lmb88820 днів тому
Sooo good. 😂
@jena.alexiaРік тому
"I'll be starting sentences in one location - and finishing them in another." 😅 Classic trope. They must've watched a lot of real historical docos to nail all these clichés and it's brilliant.
@user-jc6vh8ck1f7 місяців тому
The same thing Nolan does in many of his movies
@AgentZ-18447 місяців тому
they make the documentaries lol it's the same guys so easy
@STho2052 місяці тому
Has she done one where she is driving a car pointlessly and speaking to the cameraman?
@yoshi8508Рік тому
"must be a good book if you can overlook the fact that he slept with his sister" dead
@lesleymcshanemitchell9651Рік тому
Priceless
@beetroot_chutney2 роки тому
The Victorian era produced more Victorian writers than any other period in history 😂
@MwauraXavierРік тому
Queen Elizabeth was born right in time for the Elizabethan era
@editedbysummerРік тому
The fact I read that as she said it, is so strange 😂
@paulinegallagher7821Рік тому
@@MwauraXavier lol you beat me to it
@MwauraXavierРік тому
@@paulinegallagher7821 haha. This woman is just perfect.
@AngelBaby-md3mmРік тому
“And he had brown hair like harry styles” HAHAHAHAHAHHAHHAHHAHAHAHAJAHAHA
@jinh605Рік тому
19:21 "so why was that considered entertaining" had me on my knees this woman is a miracle
@andrewfalconer8599Рік тому
I loved her ‘acid house’ joke.
@MiscEvieousМісяць тому
lmfao dawg i was wheezing - Charles "Dickings" also caught me off guard 🤣
@RuerlKhanРік тому
As a historian I really love this series - it's funny, it's well put together, the questions are so basic and dumb that they actually can help give a very rough sketch of british history for those who are unaware of it. - Which likely is why the experts agreed to join into the series. That and because academics can't shut up about topics that interest us.
@user-pl6bh4bd7q4 місяці тому
totally random, but why do you all call yourselves academics? seems a bit pompous to me 😂 all it really means is that you read right? lol
@RuerlKhan4 місяці тому
@@user-pl6bh4bd7q It means you have a university degree in most cases - it's not being pompous, it's being a nerd who can't shut up about their favorite topic.
@user-pl6bh4bd7q4 місяці тому
@@RuerlKhan then why not just call yourselves nerds? lol also, louis ck has this great bit about asholes. basically it goes like this: “you ever have a friend that’s an ashole and you tell them and then they say, ‘im not ashole’. but you dont get to decide if youre an ashole. that’s for everyone else to decide” now replace ashole with pompous 😂
@RuerlKhan4 місяці тому
@@user-pl6bh4bd7q Well, because academic is an actual thing, not just "nerd" - it's not pompous anymore than it's "pompous" to call yourself an electrician or a plumber. (Both things that require a great deal of know-how, I should know as my academic degree just landed me with unemployment, so now I am in training to become an electrician). Academic is just a catch-all phrase for a teacher or scholar at an university - so to be one you have to be either graduated from it, studying at it or teaching at it. Feel free to think it pompous however, that's entirely on you and won't really influence me one way or another. (Merry christmas if you celebrate that btw).
@askthepizzaguy2 місяці тому
Historians basically have low standards for who they're willing to talk to. They're not very snobbish. Actually not kidding, you have to be very patient if you're going to teach anyone anything. It's a good quality.
@EdJonesVideos3 роки тому
The fact that the academic from the London university appears always just about on the verge of crying really makes this episode
@kiobio73112 роки тому
@@pashadyne i thought the same. Allthough i ask myself how they set up these interviews lmao
@Ukraineaissance20142 роки тому
Yes theyre told to act along with it
@dorianleakey2 роки тому
@@kiobio7311 I think they are just told to answer sincerely, rather than start laughing or get angry, act like they think its real.
@hiimterry2009Рік тому
I seem to remember reading that they're told it's comedy, but they have no idea what they'll be asked. Honestly, though, I'm not sure how they would be able to find enough experts who're completely unfamiliar with Philomena Cunk, or especially being unfamiliar with Diane Morgan generally.
@cheesobogo3199Рік тому
@@dorianleakey this whole time i thought they were actors too...
@milesparker5572 роки тому
"Animals who were dead are less likely to reproduce than live ones." Quite a controversial sentence there.
@OlleLindestad2 роки тому
It's actually a brilliant summary of natural selection. One of the main reasons why people fail to understand evolution is that they overthink it as some kind of transformational driving force. In fact it really is just about some individuals leaving a lot of offspring and some leaving few or none.
@TheGreatestGoon2 роки тому
Life Happens exactly! It’s such a simple statement at face value but almost fully encapsulates the idea of natural selection😁
@RFC-35142 роки тому
She's factoring in sperm banks.
@marcroy50892 роки тому
A cold take
@mikeharrison18682 роки тому
Tell that to Kent Hovind!
@2eleven48Рік тому
Let's not ignore the writers of this and other episodes. Their wit and play on words and satire are to be hailed as true and great British humour.
@daveroche65227 місяців тому
Also all the interviewees keeping a straight face - full marks..
@babygrogu845Рік тому
"Workers did long, feckless hours, with no breaks and low pay, in squalid and threatening environment, conditions unthinkable to anyone today who isn't a junior doctor" - thanks Philomena for tribute to us :)
@EmajenusРік тому
It's insane how seriously she speaks when everything coming out of her mouth is a joke. She's really gifted.
@OneOfTheLovelessРік тому
I'd like to think she worked for that.
@johndawkins623Рік тому
I agree, it's almost like she's acting
@mmmar7317Рік тому
Gifted? Really?
@suspicioustumbleweed4760Рік тому
@@ajw9377 better than the fumbling neck smeller we have now
@m.n.executor1902Рік тому
I DON'T KNOW HOW SHE KEEPS A STRAIGHT FACE! No way i could say things that funny and not let on i knew what i was doing, it really is a gift
@i_live_under_a_bridge3454Рік тому
The way he answered "Mr. Tickle" while looking terrified is just peak comedy!
@lisasommerlad1337Рік тому
It was a thing of beauty.
@hunkhkРік тому
@@lisasommerlad1337 he himself being athing of beauty - i want more!
@JustinLHopkinsРік тому
@@hunkhk Agreed. He’s gorgeous.
@kimhill3614Рік тому
He never laughed once. Tremendous.
@pathopewell1814Рік тому
I take my hat off to him. I have a Masters in literature, and look up to him as highly intellectual. Ron Byron!!😅
@kalebwick3429Рік тому
“And unlike horses, trains have a big smiley face on the front and the voice of Ringo Starr.” 😂😂😂
@AlmostEthicalРік тому
Queen Victoria is often portrayed as old and grumpy. But she wasn't always a sour, disapproving old woman. She was once a sour, disapproving baby.
@isabellaangeline2175Рік тому
This woman is a comedic genius as are all the writers. I haven’t laughed this hard since the pandemic started. Feels good, man.
@QIKUGAMES-QIKUРік тому
Cheers... I was wondering are these Brits for real or what !???? What does CUNK Mean ? I'm Australian we don't get any comedy here anymore 😳
@septemberwaqar6576Рік тому
One could die laughing!
@joemiller9445Рік тому
Why did you laugh when the pandemic started?
@handsomal2435Рік тому
@@QIKUGAMES-QIKU have you never watched A current affair before? That’s hilarious
@universal5459Рік тому
it was like watching an alien figure out how the world worked, funny as hell
@whateverwhatever34434 роки тому
"It was immediately obvious to anyone that slavery was wrong, that's why it was only allowed to continue for hundreds of years."
@budweiser6003 роки тому
People with a life expectancy of 25 might welcome slavery as a method of survival.
@idno89553 роки тому
1000s
@jimfiggerty8333 роки тому
More than half of the population of Rome were slaves at any one time.
@yuratea17003 роки тому
@@jimfiggerty833 Yes, but being a Roman slave was quite different from being an industrial slave. Both conditions were horrible though.
@davidmacaart9533 роки тому
@@jimfiggerty833 Roman slaves, among many others up until the transatlantic slave trade rose to prominence. The Emperor Pertinax was one such slave. The emperor Septimius Severus was an African and the last Roman Emperor to try his hand at conquering the Pics. Chattel slavery in perpetuity has never before existed in human history. To suggest there is some kind of comparison between the two is reductive at best and just plain ignorant at worst. I hope it's the prior Jim!
@donjones4719Рік тому
"A face like Alfred Hitchcock watching a dove drown." What an incredibly random line! The writers come up with such original takes and jumbled readings, and her delivery is incomparable.
@damonedwards154411 місяців тому
I though it was a dog drowning
@MrTomb78911 місяців тому
@@damonedwards1544 so did I...😊
@kmc706217 днів тому
I think she says dog
@donjones471916 днів тому
@@kmc7062 Sounds more like dock but I think you're right, dog fits better.
@deniseking7659Рік тому
I shouldn't have listened to this while recovering from pneumonia. I almost coughed myself to death through laughing so much!
@tamjac10Рік тому
I hope you feel better! 😄
@busboifinnРік тому
It would’ve been a good way to go haha
@classicaldeb10 місяців тому
Oh dear! 😮
@wabisabi6875Рік тому
"With its year-round sunshine and abundant food, Australia was seen the perfect place to send its murderers." This stuff is absolutely hilarious.
@2HN.Рік тому
Just imagine, u commit crime and instead of punishment, get a permanent vacation abroad.
@charlesc.9012Рік тому
@@2HN. Everything is deadly whether or not it moves. Camping? Gum trees shed limbs to crush people, and leaves might cause excruciating pain when used as toilet paper. Walk in the woods? Koalas might drop down and maim someone, and the ticks could cause allergies to beef and pork for the rest of your life. Since chicken was still a delicacy, going vegan in 1850 is the worst experience. Swimming? Box jellyfish are lethal. Staying home? Most spiders are venomous, and the puddles outside have brain-eating parasites living in them. Most land is either arid or jungle, which are the 2 worst kinds of living conditions humans could settle in the 19th century.
@papercamera2989Рік тому
@@murph_mustela bruh where tf you living, Alice Springs?
@FalconlibraryРік тому
When Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip visited Australia, an Australian customs officer jokingly asked Philip if he had a criminal record. "I didn't realize that was still a requirement," Philip replied.
@FalconlibraryРік тому
@@papercamera2989 Either that, or a town like Alice.
@ernestomartinez4090Рік тому
- "He was your favorite?" - "YEAH!". - "The one who slept with his sister?".
@jollyfighter7319Рік тому
„Must’ve been a pretty good book, if you can overlook that he slept with his sister“
@harmonicpsyche8313Рік тому
Plenty of experts give funny absurd answers to Ms. Cunk's funny absurd questions. That particular expert managed gave an absurd answer right out of the gate. Unforced error imo
@felotterРік тому
"When Britain fought two world wars but no world cups." That's brutal.
@Bowie_EРік тому
Four years ago?? She's been around for this long and y'all just now shared her with the rest of the world on Netflix? 😭 She's brilliant lol
@ericblair58415 років тому
Watched her on BBC last night, best quote of that ep was 'He wanted Parliament to be dissolved but nobody could find a big enough glass of water.'
@beakfordflappering46473 роки тому
shouldnt you be in the hague war crimes tribunal? LOL (line from stewart less, comdedeien)
@JoiskiMe2 роки тому
😂😂😂😂
@philippededeken4881Рік тому
Why?
@zamnodorszk78985 років тому
The most subtle joke in the intro has to be "to understand where Britain is heading, we have to look behind us"
@josephbennett42365 років тому
Not exactly the most 'subtle'.
@emjayay5 років тому
@@josephbennett4236 Oh wait now I get it.
@michakwiatkowski13134 роки тому
@@emjayay i dont get it
@ruqayyahqadri66184 роки тому
@@michakwiatkowski1313 poor lad
@michakwiatkowski13134 роки тому
@@ruqayyahqadri6618 poo on the loo
@philalethistry7937Рік тому
that poor man at 4:53. he's so traumatized by the last questions, he boils his answer down to "Jane Austen was a woman who wrote novels" lmfao
@chrisstratton987Рік тому
"their unbridled sexual passion for one another is evident in every photo."🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@bigsam4205Рік тому
I know she says it all the time but I still laugh when she says “Hello, who are you?”
@thegrayyernaut9 місяців тому
Later she even asked "What are you?" :v
@brianmgrim9 місяців тому
Bigsam4205: I agree. Did you see the Shakespeare one where she asks ‘who are you and what’s your game?’?
@snakejones99658 місяців тому
Don't forget about her mate... I believe his name is Mark!😂
@bochenggu14398 місяців тому
@@snakejones9965it’s paul.😂
@assmahane35107 місяців тому
@brianmgrim yea with Iqbal Khan I think. He paused a second lol
@Josh-dz3epРік тому
"You could go there for free...if you were Black and didn't want to go there " That took me out 😂😬
@user-bo9lo2cv1x8 місяців тому
Absolutely perfect comment on slavery. 7:11
@victorkabanda7696 місяців тому
“Eventually Darwin evolved himself into a corpse, he was buried here in Westminster Abbey before evolving again into worms and dust”
@owenmayes21288 місяців тому
"There was a young man from Nantucket... " Brilliant 👌🏼
@XprPrentice6 років тому
"Why would you want to turn a pig into a cow? Pigs are quite good at being pigs, and cows are relatively good at being cows." I love the experts in this series
@edwardianed5 років тому
He says that, but if no other species other than cows have tried being cows, what's his frame of reference for cows being relatively good at being cows? Cows might be shit at being cows compared to pigs.
@danyellx6154 роки тому
Christopher Prentice I love Chris Peckham
@andrewtrip86173 роки тому
Edward Ashford I think a cow is better at being a cow than a pig is at being a pig .that said a pig can be a cow better than a cow can be a pig .
@LTPottenger3 роки тому
He does not seem to understand evolution. The environmental niche being available would create a cow if cows did not exist. You would have some sheep or pigs who were more cowlike over time and eventually would take over the whole niche, become larger, produce more milk, and so on.
@valyriantime9103 роки тому
"So why did he come up with a theory than turns monkeys into men? Aren't monkeys quite good as monkeys and men just quite good as men? " That should have been her next question.
@onlinefriend38892 роки тому
5:04 "Austin wrote novels ... filled with words it's almost impossible to care about" - GCSE English Literature in a nutshell
@n.r.53802 роки тому
FasCinating! :)
@MichaelPooPantsРік тому
I love how the biologist said pigs are quite good at being pigs, but cows are only relatively good at being cows. 😄
@tariq_al_fahim170Рік тому
'Oranges of Peaches' by Charles Darwin had me dead
@maryambintghassani23412 роки тому
"Who's your favourite Mr. Man?" "Mr Tickle." Props for the poise on that counter-attack, sir. She tested you and you passed.
@darrenrobinson9041Рік тому
And the BAFTA for "most uncomfortable interviewee in a musical or comedy goes to ....."
@jasonporter5912Рік тому
I still haven't figured out if the interviewees are in on the joke but I like to imagine they are not.
@gregoryboatswain1605Рік тому
@@jasonporter5912 Originally they weren't. But I think the character has been around for so long that they are wise to it now. Although I suppose some of them might still be caught off guard.
@barbh1Рік тому
Reminiscent of Ali G interviewing Noam Chomsky.
@Blackadder75Рік тому
@@jasonporter5912 they are (and were) , they got instructions to answer all questions as genuine as possible, they didn't know exactly what she was going to ask, just that it was a comedy program
@johncostello31743 роки тому
" These days people pay thousands of pounds to visit the sun kissed islands of the Caribbean. In the seventeen hundreds you could go there for free. If you were black ...and didn't want to go there " XD
@CR-zx2zi2 роки тому
I literally yelped out loud
@arthurrubentsРік тому
That one had got me. 🤣
@thebagelsproductionsРік тому
😂😂😂
@K3NnY_GРік тому
This is comedy gold, the presenter, the writers. Everyone's just nailing it.
@melodyssong4916Рік тому
I almost spit out my drink when she pronounced the C in 'fascinated'. It's the details with this show.
@lizroberts15699 місяців тому
😂 me too.
@Max-DuBois21 день тому
@@lizroberts1569 I also almost spit out my drink.
@mayam48305 років тому
i spat out my tea at 'by ron' this is a fucking masterpiece
@myview5840Рік тому
But who is Ron
@TheFallofTheEleventhРік тому
@@myview5840 historian: *pure confusion*
@madridista3927Рік тому
Twas bloody brilliant!
@paulsolon6229Рік тому
Language
@Blackadder75Рік тому
@@myview5840 little brother of Fred and George
@shubhammundhra5113Рік тому
Asking stupid questions to experts... My favorite genre of comedy
@msamour5 місяців тому
You have to hand it to all the interviewees, they were amazingly patient with Philomena.
@citizenkata8 місяців тому
Gotta say, the people Philomena interviews are taking it so stoically that it makes me believe in their expertise more than any "normal" conversation would😂
@m0L3ifyРік тому
I love how angry the expert looks when she has to explain where steam comes from 😂
@andrewfalconer8599Рік тому
She was not having it that day lol.
@Rain-Man915Рік тому
At that moment it was coming out of her ears.
@snakejones99658 місяців тому
Don't forget I'm going to be using the C word a lot then pointing at the Sea.😂
@rahatkhan_75 місяців тому
Let's not ignore when one told her how much cow and pig are best being cow and pig
@garhull116 років тому
"conditions unthinkable for anyone who isn't a junior doctor" savage
@terryplatt81156 років тому
'Babbage never foresaw the terrible consequences of his invention - a machine that would auto-correct his name to Cabbage every single time' - brilliant, classic line!
@chrisneedham58035 років тому
@@terryplatt8115 ....... I get as much laughter reading the comments (things people pick out) as I do watching the video
@williamchamberlain22633 роки тому
My sister is a GP: try to stay awake while you're being treated by a junior doc on rotation.
@eloiseripley3 роки тому
True
@AIA1990Рік тому
@@chrisneedham5803 humor and laughter is a social activity that’s why :)
@DrN007Рік тому
18:00 The guy totally dodged comparing his beloved queen Vic to Darth Vader 🤣
@Fotosynthesis858Рік тому
“It was immediately obvious to anyone that slavery was wrong. Which is why it was only allowed to continue for hundreds of years.” 🤣 Phelomena is a fricken genius & why she isn’t more famous is beyond me! GIVE THIS WOMAN HER OWN SHOW!!!
@matthewprice2626Рік тому
She does her own sitcoms and this is her own show really as she was a spinoff character originally.
@parkeydee8 місяців тому
This is her own show
@mitchybooooy4 місяці тому
@@parkeydeeI was hoping someone would say this 😂😂
@paulm6110Рік тому
“Even though, at the time, half the men in Britain were women.” Sides still hurting from the laughter.
@kmc706217 днів тому
And then the door she tries to open is locked. Effing brilliant!! 😂
@OmegaMapDesign5 років тому
Absolutely love that she keeps calling Dickens "Dickings"
@re-unbox8962 роки тому
And he died....forever
@PaTrick-cf6evРік тому
Was it before or after the industrial revelation?
@marilenafourli5990Рік тому
In the previous episode she refers to Middle Evil years. !
@janinealexander6132Рік тому
Diane Morgan is so funny! Don't know how she keeps a straight face sometimes. A big shout out to Charlie Brooker too for co-writing this series!
@donparker45215 місяців тому
Dickens came to create the most “time consuming” stories in history. Brilliant
@mar_man8132 роки тому
"Workers did long thankless hours, with no breaks and low pay, in a squalid and threatening environment -- conditions unthinkable today to anyone who isn't a junior doctor." As a physician in the US, this hit way too close to home :D
@Taz1451Рік тому
Not really the same though is it
@lesatmorhaim9546Рік тому
Junior doctor (resident) from the Philippines here. 30+ hr shifts, 36C weather with broken AC, and tuberculosis everywhere. All for 16,000 pesos ($275) a month after taxes. Very relatable 😂
@lisasommerlad1337Рік тому
Unfirtunately, it is very similar, and i find it morally wrong. Patients need sane doctors, not sleep deprived idiots.
@madridista3927Рік тому
Neurosurgery junior doctor from Germany here - this is SO on point it made my stomach twist...
@mysticmeg111Рік тому
She is speaking the truth- no joking at all. I am a retired RN and junior drs are treated terribly . Even when really tired they perform well and are not idiots.
@Hokie200proof3 роки тому
Her interview subjects were absolute stars in this. Prof. Greg Dart (the first interview about the romantics) delivered the greatest straight man performance I've ever seen.
@matthewbartsh9167Рік тому
I think he was just being himself.
@LolaOpheliacРік тому
@@matthewbartsh9167 no
@valnerothgaming8918Рік тому
@@matthewbartsh9167 I swear, when she's talking about translating Austen's works into "proper English" he looks like he almost cracks up.
@mrsantoro8306Рік тому
@@LolaOpheliac Yes!
@carolanjosmeloРік тому
@@valnerothgaming8918 Yees, I love his face at 5:16 😅 It looks like he almost laughed
@zagraflicks10 місяців тому
"the oranges of the peaches" 10/10 joke
@rogerpetersen333811 місяців тому
How these experts answer her questions and not totally lose it is amazing.
@jeremysolomon77912 роки тому
16:11 "It was immediately obvious to anyone that slavery was wrong, which was why it was only allowed to continue for hundreds of years" I died XD
@jshepard1522 роки тому
Thought that was a very predictable joke. Just me?
@yourmum69_4202 роки тому
@@jshepard152 you have a predictable pfp
@anon-tlv339911 місяців тому
slavery was abolished in favour of a new term, minimum wage.
@rahatkhan_75 місяців тому
😂😂😂😂
@clariphonication3 роки тому
"The idea that man and ape were close relatives was considered both hilarious and shocking; a bit like Graham Norton, but with more profound consequences for humankind".
@maynan33 роки тому
😂😂
@krk621611 місяців тому
The way she just calls Benedict Cumberbatch an ALIEN 😂😂😂😂
@hotpink000Рік тому
I absolutely lost it when she referred to cumberbatch as alien 😂
@matthewhinkel96967 місяців тому
Unfortunately, she is incorrect. Cumbledink Snaggleboof is actually a lizard man.
@richardw.johnson2875Рік тому
“He came up with a theory, that said that animals who were dead, were far less likely to reproduce than those that were alive” 😂😂😂😂 LOL’ing
@markhardwick8032Рік тому
It’s so funny and also it’s actually not the worst summary of evolution by natural selection 😂
@K1RTBРік тому
More intuitive than „survival of the fittest“.
@maniscalcaneРік тому
Pretty accurate description of the theory tho
@halloweenallyearround4889Рік тому
I mean in a way, that's what it is.
@7thMackРік тому
I can’t believe that I haven’t caught wind of this woman before now. Where the hell have I been anyway? She’s utterly hilarious.
@kurtvigenser60412 місяці тому
Thank you from Australia for hooking everyone up with Cunk. She’s gold!
@albino_penguin2268Рік тому
I love that she crossed all the voting boxes, ticked one then they hold the camera angle on her and a sign saying "put a cross in only one box. It's the small details that show the writers care.
@jpkey87Рік тому
This had me my crying, she looks so pleased with herself when she's putting the ballot in the box and it's not going to count.
@tigana6 місяців тому
I was dying. So subtle yet hilarious
@andrietsa2 роки тому
I love that 100 yards stare she has when she gets answers to her silly questions
@rsyvbh8 місяців тому
The way she silently disapproves of the computer historian not writing rude words on calculators
@BobbthemonkeyРік тому
Completely died at 11:33 when she walks up and just says "Hello, who are you?"
@rahatkhan_75 місяців тому
😂😂😂😂
@drmikehuntphd79052 роки тому
... "Chewbacca?" "I think that's stretching it..." Brilliant
@srenjensen38172 роки тому
LOL!
@evantyoung80335 років тому
"Eventually Darwin evolved... into a corpse."
@Sirinwara5 років тому
faskinated... :D
@LTPottenger3 роки тому
Just like western civilization has done
@James-gk8ip3 роки тому
@@LTPottenger you might have missed the point, but look at the Oranges of Peaches
@rufiosykes8992 роки тому
Really?
@82892869hi2 роки тому
@@LTPottenger right wingers when they rant about the fall of the white race on a video about the minions or a coconut or some other completely unrelated shit
@gsesquire34413 місяці тому
"How long until you could evolve a pig into a cow?" Lol
@acpguitar1516Рік тому
This series is all killer, no filler, and this episode should come with a warning! 🤣
@guywhocantgrowabeardРік тому
I noticed this only a short while back. This series has almost ZERO filler. They had SO much good stuff that they wanted to get out, that they didn't have time to put in bullshit filler. It's jam packed with thoughtfully made content.
@HypeShot-27Рік тому
I had no idea the 1980s sitcom Brush Strokes was such a prominent cultural phenomenon throughout every period of British history.
@kitaster1546Рік тому
Im binging them and living for the Brush Strokes cameos
@adzdahlman9724Рік тому
It wasn't . They just picked it up , it could've been anything . It was previously languishing in obscurity , forgotten by everyone , barr a few , now adult , women who are prob married to / divorced from , the wrong men . It was sh*t , just watch AN episode .
@fleasy4393Рік тому
Is the joke that BBC documentaries make contrived segues to crap they still have the rights to in order to pad out time/content? I don't know, I don't watch that many actual BBC docs.
@lisasommerlad1337Рік тому
@@adzdahlman9724 i had forgotten that i had forgotten it.
@adzdahlman9724Рік тому
@@lisasommerlad1337 yeah , me too , much like Hale and Pace had been ; until , some genius brought them to mind recently ~ I was quite annoyed , if ever anything designed to entertain didn't . Hope I haven't ruined your day .
@psychicgamer793911 місяців тому
“Filled with words, it’s almost impossible to care about” KO’d me hahah
@anasoto3781Рік тому
She is a genius, I haven’t laughed this hard in a long time. I’ve been binge watching all her videos since I discovered her
@patrickbrawner24384 роки тому
It cracks me up how serious the experts seem to address her questions, lol.
@Stiffd12 роки тому
It’s staged as your smile.
@TellyArchive2 роки тому
@@Stiffd1 No shit.
@generalkweizr70912 роки тому
@@Stiffd1 thank you captain obvious
@SS-yr3ij2 роки тому
@@Stiffd1 wooooshh
@Jagar_Tharn2 роки тому
@@Stiffd1 That doesn't make it less funny. Realistic reactions to her would be 99% boring as hell, confusion, refusal to engage further, leaving.
@erato_902 роки тому
the "wrong/ron" part took me a few seconds until i bursted out laughing
@sortof33372 роки тому
by ron . lmao.
@truethat774Рік тому
I love this woman. Her deadpan delivery is everything! 😂😂😂😂
@shoaibakramchaudharyРік тому
I love the perplexed and irritated faces of expert whenever she posts a daunting question. Such a genius 😂
@rikinhoustonРік тому
"Why would you want turn a pig into a cow?" "To see what it's like." 💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀
@MrJdcirboРік тому
"Babage never foresaw the terrible consequences of his invention: a machine that would autocorrect his name to 'Cabbage'... ever single time." 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@johnrudy9404Рік тому
Her timing and fluid movement from one idiotic statement to another is perfect.
@WendelltheSongwriterРік тому
"How did it end?" I heard that professor utter that question 5 minutes ago and I'm still laughing!
@christophcooper25573 роки тому
"The oranges of the peaches" omg, I almost dieded
@LuisFernandoAstorga2 роки тому
As an English as a second language speaker, I thank you for helping me finally get that joke
@katherinetutschek4757Рік тому
@@LuisFernandoAstorga Don't feel bad, I just got it now too😂
@princessbunny80085Рік тому
“We don’t even know if he died… he could be.. you, and thats terrifying cause you’d have no way of knowing” THIS SHIT IS JUST SO GOLD 😹😹
@Jlm79088 місяців тому
“eventually, to shut everyone up, she fell in love with her cousin Albert.” 💀
@robertwhitten2655 місяців тому
I know I'm just typing what she said but 'Babbage never foresaw the terrible consequences of his invention, a machine that would autocorrect his name to cabbage every single time" That is gold.
@madisafriend43882 роки тому
The fact that I just had an existential crisis when she asked about why planes don’t boil when going through clouds if they’re made of boiling water really sums up this episode for me
@user-jr7vc9dp7u2 роки тому
clouds =/= steam
@Andrew4HandelРік тому
@@user-jr7vc9dp7u Steam can be very hot.
@Fred-oz3twРік тому
@@user-jr7vc9dp7u its actually the same. But steam does not need to be hot. Kind of easy to answer that.
@miker.6421Рік тому
It's not hot... It's like fog... Do you burn your face when you walk through fog? xD
@neolexiousneolexian6079Рік тому
@@Fred-oz3tw Clouds are liquid state, condensed droplets. If they were still steam, gaseous, you wouldn't be able to see them. And steam, by definition (at reasonable pressures), does need to be hot- Same way ice needs to be cold. Look up the phase diagram for water.
@perlefisker3 роки тому
So cleverly made - intelligent humour with sharp comments. Philomena is perfect for this.
@docolemnsx2 роки тому
Perfect? She is Philomenal!
@justinmorgan2126Рік тому
She's an utter idiot, with a stupid common accent... I can only assume you're being satirical.
@blaineselkirk9946Рік тому
"him, her, them and tree" pretty much sums it up.
@cygnusbeast37408 місяців тому
9:16 I really appreciate whoever had the idea to use "From the new World", a piece very explicitly not about Britain, as background music for this Britain Mockumentary.
@goodman20504 роки тому
British humor is unbeatable.
@MrGiorgioud3 роки тому
It is, no doubt about it. Unfortunately it is in danger of becoming extinct. Less and less people possess it, and there is a good argument that this nation is becoming progressively a humourless one. All the clues are thete....that is why, when one finds a gem like this one, it is to be cherished.....
@dw9993 роки тому
If there were some unified entity under the label "British humor," then there wdn't be such divergence between, say, "The Bennie Hill Show" and "Monty Python's Flying Circus," or among the many comics whose stand-up you can watch on "Live at the Apollo," or among the many comics whose quips you can catch on hundreds of "Mock the Week -- Scenes We'd Like to See" clips on YT. Yes, some British humor is sublime -- as is some American humor, and some Australian humor, etc. -- and some is crummy. Please avoid stereotypes -- they never do any good (even the so-called positive ones), and they usually cause a lot of harm. In addition, thinking in stereotypes is a sure way to become intellectually flabby, and the last thing this world needs, given the existential crises we face, is for anyone to let his/her brain turn to mush.
@trajancanada2 роки тому
@@dw999 Lighten up, Francis.
@sb_dunk2 роки тому
@@MrGiorgioud *Fewer
@georgelazenby71672 роки тому
@@dw999 British Humor is funny.
@SPLICYРік тому
12:27 - "Babbage never foresaw the terrible consequences of his invention: A machine that would auto-correct his name to 'cabbage'. Every. Single. Time."
@BrianHurryРік тому
I wonder how many people died of a heart attack while laughing at this hilarious woman!
@anthonystaton3740Рік тому
Just woke up in the hospital from my heart attack. It has to be quite a few.
@BKKfreak4 місяці тому
The man from Nantucket. "How does it end?" Great question. 😂
@ZibonnnРік тому
"...which is four more than Fast & Furious." She is casually spitting out some hilarious lines! 😆
@OfficialKorSide5 років тому
“She looked like Alfred Hitchcock watching a dog drown” best line in the episode and maybe the series lmaooo