Philomena Cunk - S1 E3 - The Third Episode
🕑 Added 2024-12-01 13:00:09 +0000 UTCOh have I missed these! You can NOT get distracted for a second though, the funny is most definitely constant. What a joy!
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Joshyboiiiiii
You watched the next time??? SCENES!!!!!
Joshyboiiiiii
5318008
Mandy Cane Lane
Haha! Dang it, I knew some of the actors names after all! Also debated whether it was Saget or Sagget π€£. 23! So close! That was great fun and tbh I did better than I expected π€ͺ
Joshyboiiiiii
Quiz results 1. Don't be silly ya tit ππ it's actually behzinga himself Jim Parsons 2,3 and 4 all β although it's saget but I'll let you off π 5. You also could have had cobie smulders, Josh Radnor, Jason segal and the surname you're after is hannigan 6 and 7 β 8. Barney was 23 to a woman called Rhonda 9 and 10 are correct I believe that's 8 out of 14? You definitely did do good π feel like it was easy but if I made it harder it would be way too hard, seems to be no middle ground
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I wasn't trying to be rude. FIFY π
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Anyway isnt it problema? Are you even a real latina? π€ͺπ€ͺπ€ͺ
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Glad my appreciation amuses you so
Mandy Cane Lane
He can still fix his fly being handcuffed π
Mandy Cane Lane
HAHAHAHA! TouchΓ© Stevus! Well played π€π»
Mandy Cane Lane
I was so confused until I read it out loud π
Mandy Cane Lane
Thank you for apologising for yelling at me. It is important to be able to own up to mistakes π€ͺ
Mandy Cane Lane
I do really like QI! I just don't have enough time for everything, so I am trying to cycle stuff and stay as organised as possible π
Mandy Cane Lane
π€ No problemo! π€β¨οΈ
Mandy Cane Lane
Oh wonderful! Thank you Rob! π€β¨οΈ
Mandy Cane Lane
Hahaha! Everyone is misunderstanding the brick thing! I have nothing against bricks per se. I dislike lack of color. I don't like concrete either. But the world lacks color! I also personally do not like the color of bricks, so rather them be colored. But the world is too grey π (and brick colored in some parts π€)
Mandy Cane Lane
Oh yay! GAME ON! 1) hmmmm...... Will Ferrel? π€ 2) Scooter! 3) 9 seasons 4) Bob Sagget 5) Neil Patrick Harris, Alison something.... that is all I got. π¬ 6) 2 a.m.! 7) She sat on cake π€£ 8) 22? 9) Ted EVELYN Mosby! More like Shmosby! 10) π¦ I think I did pretty good π
Mandy Cane Lane
Oh cool! I never knew they had faces on both sides! Also trippy that they are different sizes. π€ I did know about the shield in the coins, that is really cool. Thank you Liam! π€β¨οΈ
Mandy Cane Lane
Haha! I did notice she voted wrong π€£
Mandy Cane Lane
Hahahaha! I am officially done π€£
Mandy Cane Lane
Oh brilliant! Not enough of those in the world! ππ»
Mandy Cane Lane
Hahahhaa! Noted, shall leave the bricks alone π€ͺ
Mandy Cane Lane
Lol π€£π€£
Mandy Cane Lane
Hahahha! Fair argument, I shall leave the bricks alone π
Mandy Cane Lane
Thank you Kevin! And I get that, but I personally don't like the color bricks have. I love when people paint each individual brick green or blue and leave the grout. Don't see it much though because it takes forever π
Mandy Cane Lane
I hope I didn't mess it up! Haha, wouldn't be the first time, but I think this is correct π€
Mandy Cane Lane
OHHH! Gonna have to watch that bit again!
Mandy Cane Lane
I never knew that π€
Industrialist2015ofUk
yea she's an expert actress for sure. British America i think is what Canada was called between 1600's and 1930s. but the empire spanned over half the world!
Kirk Deighton
the music guy she interviews in this was the guy that did the weird music for the blackadder credits.
Carl-Fredrik L
No but he would have his own warped retelling of what he learned from her. So many layers!
Mandy Cane Lane
I don't think Karl would identify π€£
Carl-Fredrik L
I would love to watch Karls reaction to this show. And tell Ricky and Steve about it
Carl-Fredrik L
Wait, i thought you already reacted to this ?? Or am i trippin
KevinM
Great reaction! Couldn't disagree more with you about bricks though. I'm genuinely sad when I see a house with painted over bricks, it just flattens and dulls all the character of the building.
BobSandwiches
So... I just tried what the History professor absolutely never did (no honestly, never, ever, ever did) and typed 5318008 into the calculator on my phone, but, when I turned it upside down, the screen just rotated and made it the right way up again! Bloddly modern technology! And, Oy! Leave our bricks alone! That building Philomena was walking past was five hundred years older than the USA and is still standing thanks to the British bricks it is faced with; each one lovingly hand-crafted from the finest Shropshire clay by indentured craftsmen with 20+ years experience; the bricks fired in kilns using gold-plated coal with the mortar holding them together mixed by the treading of the feet of only the fairest young women (all under the age of 19) from the surrounding towns and villages. * How very dare you! * Mind you, I have a bad cold and just woke from a dream, so now I think of it, I may have that description a little mixed up with the fever-dream I just had. It is just possible...
Benjamin Taylor-Yates
Curious to see if Randy Mandy can figure out what "Tommy Tank" stands for π€£
Benjamin Taylor-Yates
Tbh, we didn't really feel the need in our year. We were giggling whichever way up it was π€£
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HA! π https://iili.io/21c82a9.png
Rob Broadway
8008135? Surely if you are going to turn it upside down the 8008 goes *last* ie 5318008
Josh Read
Stop picking on our bricks!!! We will not tolerate this abuse much longer lady!!!!
Jonathan Davies
Chris Packham (the guy who she had the monkey conversation with) is a very famous tv presenter of Nature type shows and a massive animal rights activist! One of my Heroβs π
Jonathan Davies
Mandy and her Brick agenda is starting to get nasty now! We donβt want to paint our bricks Mandy stop judging us for it! ππππ
Stevus
It's pretty rare to paint over brickwork in Aus too. Why would you want to cover up all the lovely earthy hues of the bricks!? And anyway, paint is typically used as protective coating for whatever material it happens to be painted on. Bricks don't usually require that. Mmmmm bricks
Rusty Dog
At 31:15, the figure to me looks like Jeff Vader offering Dickens cake or death, and he turned down the cake. :) When Philomena was at the ballot box, she put a cross on all of the entries and ticked the top one. Then the camera shows a notice saying "Only put an X in one box" or words to that effect. This was great. If she was real, she'd be a perfect pick for Karl on a dating app. :) Can't wait for the next ep already!
AWR93
Front and back of UK notes for you Mandy (no glasses needed) https://ibb.co/W6GjmB8 https://ibb.co/473SvmX And if youβre interested, the coins: https://ibb.co/8987rNG
Julian T
I concur. I paused the video and came here to defend bricks. I donβt think thereβs anything to be gained from covering them up.
Julian T
Absolutely. I hate when creationists will say βif we evolved from monkeys, how come there are still monkeys?β They think thatβs a serious question, itβs mind boggling.
Joshyboiiiiii
HIMYM quiz time 1. Which famous actor was nearly cast as Barney? 2. What was the name of lily's high school boyfriend? 3. How many seasons were there? 4. Who voiced old Ted? 5. Name the main cast (real life names) (1pt for each) 6. Finish off the saying Ted mother always says.Nothing good happens after... 7. How did lily ruin her wedding dress in season 1? 8. How old was Barney when he lost his virginity? 9. What's teds middle name? 10. When Ted gets a tramp stamp WHATS THE TATTOO!! As I'm a day late and it's only 10 I may do a part 2 tomorrow
Benjamin Taylor-Yates
Not gonna let the Brick thing go are you? π€£ Trust me Mandy, they look so much better than concrete. We do paint them in some places but Bricks don't really need painting to last. And you'll notice there's different coloured bricks used to draw little shapes and designs into the work. You'll also find in hilly areas of especially Yorkshire, Scotland and the Cotswolds, that houses are built of a creamy coloured quarried stone. 08:30: If you're wondering what Mr Men are it's an old Children's book series, my mum had a full collection. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mr._Men 09:10 Jane Austin is indeed on the money. That particular one is a Β£10 note. The value is written on the top right corner but we generally differentiate them by colour. Β£5 is green, Β£10 is orange, Β£20 is purple and Β£50 is red. With that they've also got imprinted brail on them to help the visually impaired. 33:16 Our friend Gluteus making another appearance there, and the rest. 8008135 π€
Rob Broadway
Thanks, brilliant reaction I think your idea of the experts being angry is possibly explained as not quite as harsh and them being angry is not necessarily as it may appear in this interview about the Philomena Cunk character, recorded at the BFI, with Dianne Morgan and head writer Charlie Brooker. https://youtu.be/uZ-5eOD57Ss
Josh Read
It's all good Stevus π
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Thanks ol buddy ol pal π€
Sadbnnuy
Sad it was glossed over but then again it's not an actual documentary. Queen Elizabeths funeral in 1901 was probably one of the first major kickstarts for the film and TV broadcast era. Apart from her Jubilee procession in 1897 saw by 3 million people it was one of the first big royal events recordedπ I know your time is short but I do think some QI episodes or maybe a short documentaries could be fun now and then. I understand if you want to keep the Patreon comedy oriented. Loving Taskmaster reactions tooβ€οΈ
Stevus
I 'liked' your comment, but to be clear, I was only 'liking' the first sentence.
Stevus
OK, not funny, but I need to clear something up that one of the interviewees said. Charles Darwin did NOT believe that humans evolved from monkeys. That's something that Christian Apologists say to be misleading. Humans, as well as other great apes, and monkeys, share a COMMON ANCESTOR (sorry for yelling that at you). Monkeys are like cousin species to us. Now, I imagine you don't even remember the bit that I'm correcting, but as it seems to be a quite common misconception, I thought it prudent, just in case.
Jeffrey44
This doesn't really work without a third party female to refer to. Traditionally, it's "my wife". "My wife loves nothing more than to end the day with a Dicken's Cider" for example.
Remi
My favourite creation from Dickens was cider, I love Dickens cider, Mandy do you like Dickens cider?
Stevus
I hope you've got a good memory, 'cause... damn. Well, anyway, TRY to remember that picture of cousins possibly not so in love, but actually apparently are. It will be relevant when you presumably get to Blackadders Chrissy Carol. I sure hope you LOVE SUPWISES! In the meantime, check out THIS SHIT!!! https://youtube.com/clip/UgkxreX3URWMqCoyEP3rTmtQE5rAZaC0LnM9?si=lXbWNxu3WLbI9pI0
Stevus
I know I'm a bit late, but I read a book about Laser Quest. Not bad.
Remi
24:10π€£ he's not fixing his fly, he's handcuffed and shackled
Remi
Is this colourful enough for you? https://images.app.goo.gl/foKRrtKQhV4ssWfP7 Tenby https://g.co/kgs/YvqRmyW Oh and black magic is a brand of chocolates not a male stripper
Jeffrey44
Here is an article about a man from Nantucket. I think it's probably relevant. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/There_once_was_a_man_from_Nantucket
Tee Tee
Glad you returned to this, I'd seen a few clips on YT but the full episodes are so much more fun. π
Jeffrey44
That friendly train that you initially mistakenly believed you recognised as "George" was in fact Thomas the Tank Engine. Thomas was a character from the British TV show Thomas the Tank Engine and Friends which was narrated by Ringo Starr from the popular band The Beatles. American Television took the footage from Thomas the Tank Engine and Friends and added live action scenes to it also featuring Ringo Starr and later George Carlin. That's Thomas the Tank Engine and Friends (or Shining Time Station as an American would say). You may also be interested to know that "Tommy Tank" is rhyming slang.
Josh Read
The second picture of Sherlock Holmes was played by the actor Jeremy Brett who was my nan's cousin. He sadly died in 1995
Yoshua Simoleit
Yeah the red bricks are commonly found in England, Belgium, Netherlands, Northern Germany, and Denmark. Those are sort of the Red Brick areas of Europe, all in one sort of corner of Europe. I live in Scotland and there are some but it's not as prominent here as in the North of England in particular. I love playing Geoguessr, that game where you are plonked somewhere on google street view and you have to guess where you are, so red brick buildings are a big clue.
irreverend
The Albert Hall joke pertains to an old song about Hitler only having one ball, the other is in the Albert Hall.
irreverend
Here's a slightly better resolution version of that map of colonial possessions https://c8.alamy.com/comp/FF98AG/world-map-colonies-nworld-map-showing-the-colonial-possessions-of-england-france-portugal-spain-and-holland-by-adolph-von-steinwehr-late-19th-century-FF98AG.jpg
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They have to learn! π I must admit I had to Google if they still existed. It's been that long since I've seen one. I was surprised by how many are still going. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7SUKaHptpBg
Jeffrey44
The music expert who played the keyboard in this episode is Howard Goodall who composed the music for QI and Blackadder.
Jeffrey44
What a nice thing to say.
irreverend
I think most people have put 55378008 into a calculator. I certainly have :) @Feisty Steve I haven't gone to a laser tag place in 2 decades, but I was drunk and accidentally hit a 12 year old in the face with my gun last time I went.
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Thank you as always, Mandy. π€π€
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"I declare, after all, there is no enjoyment like reading." She obviously has never been to Laser Quest!
irreverend
Jane Austen is on the polymer Β£10 note in England and Wales. https://tf-cmsv2-smithsonianmag-media.s3.amazonaws.com/filer/89/b4/89b453ad-2262-4ddb-9ee5-e0005f3e73c7/file-20170911-1380-1f88e6m.jpg Scottish Β£10 note is different though.
irreverend
There's quite a few houses around where I live made from slate, almost dry stone walled together. They look very interesting.
Hypnobob
Stuart
The brick thing seems to come up a lot so I will answer it. It is true that a lot of towns have mostly brick buildings but not everywhere. There are whole towns and cities where the buildings are made from the local stone, or seaside towns which are brightly painted. When brick is used it is often rendered and painted, but because of the weather conditions this won't last long and the maintenance is high. A brick finish just needs repointing every 30 years, so it is mostly practical.
Joshyboiiiiii
First suey