Cunk on Britain - Season 1

Season 1
Episodes

Episode One: Beginnings
In this first episode, Philomena takes us right back to the beginning with the Big Bang and interviews Robert Peston about British politics.

Episode Two: The Empire Strikes Back
In this second episode, Philomena's odyssey takes her from King Henry VIII to Lord Horatio Nelson.

Episode Three: The Third Episode
Philomena Cunk examines the Victorian era, with help from guests including Chris Packham. He tries to shed some light on Darwin's discoveries.

Episode Four: Twentieth Century Shocks
In episode four, Philomena and Mark Lawson examine the first half of the 20th century, with two world wars but no world cup.

Episode Five: The Arse End of History
In the final episode, Cunk has made it to the 21st century and Brexit.
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