It's the bang

That's why he came a lot

she looks like Philomena Cunk

Check the community you're in.

oh fuck... i thought it was sober monk... im so dumb

sir please put your tray up the plane is about to land

You're just proving their point /s

Emma Stone was born in 1988. Which means she missed the premier of the 1986 BBC sitcom 'Brush Strokes'.

Okay, I know the lady they are saying she looks like, but not who she is. Every time it's always a meme that references her to people who already know her, so there's never a name. Who is this red haired woman so many people know??? I gather she has some kind of show on British TV or something.

Have we ever seen the two of them together?

Diane Morgan is an actor from the UK. She got a small recurring role in some of Charlie Brooker's shows (Screenwipe, Weekly Wipe, etc) as a vox pop interviewee, alongside Al Campbell, the director.

Her character (and Campbell's) originally had different names for each appearance, but Morgan's eventually settled as Philomena Cunk. It's meant to be an absurd name; Campbell's recurring name was Barry Shitpeas.

Cunk's character got a couple of spinoff mockumentary specials in around 2016 where she was the presenter, and then a couple of miniseries later ("Cunk on Britain" and "Cunk on Earth"). I imagine Diane Morgan has had increasing control of the writing and the character as it's gone on.

The shows are very funny but won't vibe with everyone's sense of humour.

Philomena Cunk, portrayed by Diane Morgan.

The shows are very funny but won't vibe with everyone's sense of humour.

Is this a necessary detail to include? Humor is subjective, and I don't recall the character or shows ever generating controversy/backlash. Also, your statement describes all comedic content ever created...

Same thing I'd say in person, and I included it because I know a few people who didn't care for it, but I agree that it's kind of redundant.

However, she was just approaching her first birthday when Technotronic released their hit single Pump up the Jam.

I remember some toxic user recently said she was "not pretty, she's third or forth tier Midwestern at best" or some shit. People are strange.

It's sorta true though for a lot of celebs.
There are plenty of people you could pluck off a college campus and put a style team and personal Trainer / chef behind and would look as good as she does.

I'm sure people would be so denigrating to a man about his looks.

Groovy jacket, baby! Yeah!

Weird.

Men rating women like they've ever actually seen a woman to begin with

Obviously society has a more extreme and ingrained beauty standards for women but I think my statement holds for both sexes equally.

For every movie star there are 10,000 Instagram influencers who are just as good or better looking by traditional beauty standards.

What I was pointing out originally is that I think it's toxic to go out of one's way to shit on a woman's looks. The fact that it came up is the point, not that famous men or women may not be as attractive as they appear on camera. To me that very much goes without saying.

The fact that someone found it noteworthy to point that out and then exaggerate it to say Emma Stone is not attractive seems like a pretty shitty thing to do and additionally they wouldn't have done it regarding a man. It seems like you're defending that person? I don't know, I'm not really sure what point you're making.

Only 4 posts in past 6 months :-(

A Philomena Cunk reference? In this economy?

Wait ... what? Who, me? Why does it matter?

British humour is sarcastic and crude, much cruder than most people's taste.

No, the community :)

Oh! Well, good job on your end for reviving it! I love myself some British comedy and she's up there! Subscribed!

The overall joke of Philomena Cunk is, BBC documentaries try to be highbrow and prestigious, so what if one was hosted by someone who is thoroughly unsophisticated? My favorite individual joke is, beholding a baroque masterpiece painting, interviewing the resident art expert, she gestures to the painting and asks "What the fuck is this?"

It's basically the same joke as having Larry The Cable Guy host an episode of NOVA.

I mean, c'mon. She must have chosen that outfit on purpose, right? It's too much of a similarity!

Either way. Looks good on her.

Well now, subscribed!

Men are bad

It was also like Colbert in the early days at Comedy Central, where the guests didn't realize they'd been booked for a joke interview.

I've taken it as a lampooning of documentary makers/presenters. Especially history ones. There's a definite vibe of "aren't I all fancy and knowledgeable?!" about many UK docs in recent years. The whole Brush Strokes/Technotronic thing is a jab at them trying to look cool & with the times, but missing by a mile, because they're history or science nerds! Having a dipstick presenter here adds a comedic counter to the fancy/highbrow presenters of real docs.

Oh I think they're all in on it, since Brass Eye back in the 90s that'd be a real challenge to catch so many people out. But they do a great job of going along with it!

On the basis of what?! Yes both aspects exist in British comedy, but there's plenty of depth too. If you're American, I can say that I'd take anything British over US comedy given what we get of that here! If you only get some of our stuff then you're not getting the full range (& vice versa).

It's fertile ground.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WjnmzljtREk

He knows it!

"Tree"

Coming from a user who once wrote "I like shoot dog."

Trolls are weird.

Emma stone could make a dirty paper bag look good.

Its because, like me, she was raised in Arizona and our schools were terrible. Terrible to the point where our lack of basic knowledge is apparent at a glance.🫠😜

You think I'm American when I spelled humour with "u" after "o"? I live across the Irish Sea so I get the full range of British humour. When i said crude, I don't mean unrefined, what I mean is that there is plenty of very edgy and "toilet humour" jokes. I'm saying that people not familiar or did not grow up with British humour would be taken aback and find it distasteful.

Cunk on earth is amazing.

No, I like snoop dog.

I agree, but my takeaway is: humans are so beautiful in general. Like I pass by so many people I would love to paint. I wouldn't put down one because there is another. Let's lift us all up.

I didn't know this was here, but I support it. In spirit, not financially.

Next thing you know they make an entire community around Cunk! smh

I just wonder why celebrities need to be pretty.

Look at Steve Buscemi, wonderful actor.

I know what you said