Philomena Cunk - Moments of Wonder - Full Series Part 1 (Episodes 01 - 08)

Not sure it was a series as such. 4 minute ep's that were included in
the half-hour shows 'Charlie Brooker’s Weekly Wipe', I think.

Anyway I've compiled them into two 30 minute collections.

Pt 01 (Eps 1-8);
00:00 - Time
04:21 - Crime
07:54 - Evolution
11:13 - Computers
15:19 - Money
19:02 - Churchill & WWII
23:00 - Philosophy
26:31 - Climate Change

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Part 02 (Eps 9-15) is here;
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I just came across this which gives a bit of background to the evolution of the character;

[blackravenmeditation]

Does anyone else just adore the existence of this human?! 🤗

[WoodstockG]

Time is the space between your first breath and your last breath.

[westwood--savage-]

Time is like a flowing river. And the things in rhe river are experiences.

Oh.. like fish in the water..

[vincelockyer]

How did those shoes get in my fridge? 😨

[raerae]

"Next time, Ill be finding out where our laps go when we stand up".
So many funny one-liners!

[Vasya_Bosyakov]

"1 in 20 people has been a victim of crime which means that 19 out of 20 people are criminals. No wonder we need police" -indeed 🤣🤣🤣

[wolfganghendery]

Imagine being an academic and being so excited you are going to be on a BBC documentary and you stay up late researching just for Cunk to walk in and ask what a chair is haha

[gldntchr]

3:45 The look back kills me every time lmao

[vaguelydangerous]

If they made a million of these, I would watch them all.

[taylorplummer]

Her conversation with philosophy lady was quite genuinely deep, philosophers are the one profession who will never be rattled by 'stupid' questions

[monkeytron]

That’s so funny because his explanation of time was really good and she just looks back at the camera hahahah

[sailordora]

My favorite line: "Hello, Science Man. Who are you?"

[rbilleaud]

She's really brilliant because she presumably comes up with her comments in response to the experts off-the-cuff. She doesn't know what they're going to say so she has to think fast.

[frankgordon]

Her dry humor while staring right into the camera without a hint of smile is so funny.

[suedenim]

I think she's even funnier to Americans, because we're primed to assume anyone with a RP British accent is smart.

[asmithgames]

"Many of those rules, like killing and gravity, are still used by God today, even though God's dead." 😂😂

[seigneurjesuistoipshaw.]

She is without a doubt, the funniest woman on earth!❤

[literallyjustgrass]

25:00 Oh my god you can just see her going through all the different answers in her head as she finally decides to answer with "yes"🤣🤣

[noneyabuiznezz]

how am I just now watching this? she is the most brilliant comedian I have seen in a long time.. this should be prime time #1 spot

[chloeew]

She is a great lecturer, so much wisdom and dignity. 😊