Earth is the science name for the world, so it has two names, like Puff Daddy and everything in Wales. Cunk explaining how we know so much about the Battle of Hastings: "We’ve got an accurate visual record of the whole thing thanks to a quick-thinking bystander, who took a tapestry of it. Never mind all those Fictional Religious books that have been around for thousands of years THIS IS THE ONLY BOOK YOU'LL EVER NEED. After Life cast: who stars with Ricky Gervais in new Netflix series – and where else you've seen them". It’s the sort of idea that tell you more about Freud than anybody else, but what can you expect from a man who wanted to hump his mum?

David Bianculli of NPR gave the series a positive review, stating that it has "cult classic potential". I feel like as I was reading it, it was so easy to read it *IN* the voice of Philomena Cunk and that's a true sign that art and artist have become so intertwined that one and the other cannot be separated.

I tired of the character's voice towards the end but otherwise found it entertaining and surprisingly witty. Also in 2020, Morgan played Gemma Nerrick in the British mockumentary Death to 2020, created by Charlie Brooker and Annabel Jones. On the practice of transporting criminals to Australia: "As soon as the criminals landed, they stole a whole country, which was a much bigger crime than nicking a cabbage or whatever they’d gone down for, proving that if you trap criminals with loads of other criminals, it only makes them worse.

Thank you to Netgalley and Grand Central Publishing for the eArc of this book in exchange for an honest review!

I highlighted 75 sections of text on my Kindle to use as a quote later, but I do not intend to copytype them all. stars) If you've watched and enjoyed the Netflix mockumentary Cunk on Earth, you will enjoy this book. Philomena Cunk is probably one of the greatest philosophers of our time and in this book she presents an encyclopedia of knowledge which is most relevant to the world which we live in today. Although probably not quite as hilarious as her interviews, there’s still plenty of laughs to be had here regardless. If you want to check out Cunk on Earth, you can do so right now as the full series is streaming for anyone with a Netflix subscription.