Cunk on Food

Cunk's Cravings

Twitter: OnCunk

Sharing all things Cunk - a fictional character from Charlie Brooker's Weekly Wipe, Cunk on Britain, Cunk on Shakespeare and Cunk on Earth - Portrayed by the incredible Diane Morgan.

[MyDeceptionOfficial]

"Why do we cry, if onions are the ones getting hurt ". Genious. I love this woman so much.

[HisShadow]

"It's probably been misspelled or you can't read very well."

Jesus. This guy is the only one that seems to be able to counter Cunk's energy and I love it!

[nirfz]

Still impressed by the language some of the interviewed people are using...
to quote: _I think that he was probably able to take on..., and manage his emotions while engaging with potatoes at first sight_

[richarddennis]

"I don't think anyone has ever invented a root vegetable"
Absolute genius. No idea how that guy kept a straight face when he said that, haha.

[KarmikCykle]

And with that last clip, Cunk ruined bread sauce for that man for life.

[ChristianPauchet]

I have no idea how the interviewees maintained their composure having these sort of seemingly ridiculous questions asked with such a straight face. Diane Morgan is probably one of the best comedians today. I absolutely love her.

[Sunprism]

I love her tiny moment of pride after the guy compliments her peanut question

[luismdgr]

I think he was able to take on and manage his emotions while engaging the potatoes at first sight

[lucborot]

The Soviet Onion and mansplaining take a lot to be beaten

[jaroneaton]

Her kicking the table was subtly perfect

[britaeirikr]

She's asking about stool consistency straight faced to a food historian, but she looks like she is your niece and she's sincere. It is hard to get mad at such a sweet childlike persona. Sweet Cunk.

[JayJnr]

"And thats from a professor Sean" 😭😭💀

[inesgomesmiranda]

6:28 "Don't wanna be rude but I think you're mansplaining it a bit. Can we stick to the topic of the Soviet Onion, please?" Quality right there 😂

[casey]

The fact that the peanut allergy question is accidentally (?) a real and intriguing subject is very funny to me

[archve]

when she bumps into the table in the second interview is amazingly simple comedy that absolutely sent me.

[josemaria]

Cunk on crisps is probably the most relatable she has ever been

[whocares_bear]

0:11 That whistle that comes out when she says "I love crisps" 😂

[eeyorehaferbock]

I feel like there are two types of Philomena Cunk questions:
1. Ridiculous, borderline non-sequiter questions with obvious answers.
2. Actually serious questions that a lot of other people would probably ask as well if they weren’t afraid of somehow looking stupid.

[JohnJaneson]

"unless of course the zoo itself is struggling financially" 😂😂😂😂

[SouthCountyGal]

"... basically a big bird roasted whole. That may sound disgusting, but in the days before television, they didn't know big birds have a person inside."

Brilliant, brilliant writers!