一個(gè)滿嘴跑火車，脖頸有一顆黑痣的女主持人。能夠以各種奇怪刁鉆角度把各種專家問(wèn)到啞口無(wú)言，但最終還是敗給了小孩子們的童言無(wú)忌。對(duì)于一個(gè)歷史性節(jié)日，一個(gè)普羅大眾都了解的概念加以解構(gòu)后娛樂(lè)化的解讀。時(shí)而是客觀可信的史料真相，時(shí)而是斷章取義的段子開(kāi)涮，時(shí)而還是用電影電視片段重新剪輯的惡搞。如果你喜歡英式幽默的話，肯定能笑出八塊腹肌，像我這樣笑點(diǎn)很高的，都能被一些匪夷所思的想法刺激到噗嗤一笑！

總的來(lái)說(shuō)，如果你想以這30分鐘認(rèn)真學(xué)習(xí)知識(shí)，那就別看了，如果你想換種角度，開(kāi)開(kāi)腦洞，那么一定不能錯(cuò)過(guò)！

《黑鏡》編劇查理·布魯克在BBC有一檔諷刺欄目，其中有個(gè)虛擬主持人Philomena Cunk大受歡迎，查理索性將其釋放出來(lái)做了幾個(gè)獨(dú)立節(jié)目，片中P姐腦洞大過(guò)天，圍繞每期不同的主題，明明是向?qū)＜覍W(xué)者求教，卻總是搞得對(duì)方一臉黑線，一隊(duì)烏鴉眼前飛過(guò)，無(wú)數(shù)羊駝內(nèi)心奔騰，是我所見(jiàn)過(guò)的最好的談話終結(jié)者。其實(shí)，惹人歡笑的同時(shí)，片中蘊(yùn)藏著豐富的事件背景，信息量極大，目前網(wǎng)上放出的資源有兩期，分別是《扯蛋圣誕節(jié)》、《扯蛋莎翁史》

'Santa has a list of good and bad children. The good children will get lots of presents and so, it turns out, will be the bad children. In fact, only ones who won’t get very much are the poor children- that’s because Santa judges a child’s goodness based largely on parental income.’

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'Today, some people choose to turn the outside of their homes into a giant Advent Crown. A jolly house covered in electric lights maybe expensive and use a lot of power, but it’s the perfect way to cheer up a world worried about climate change and dwindling recourse.'

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'Of course, in Queen Victorian times, only the super rich had fancy decorations. Ordinary, poor people had to celebrate Christmas by coughing and counting their surviving offspring.'

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'Although it was scheduled to be over by Christmas, the war with Germany lasted four years. Mechanised conflict is the most horrifying legacy of the 20th century, as anyone who’s seen Robot Wars will agree. But at Christmas 1914, there was a brief ceasefire. The fighting stopped. Soldiers got out of their holes and joined together in a place called No Man’s Land showing that, even at moments of peace, men will still divide into two sides and try to beat one another. The Great War claimed over 17 million lives, making it the worst incident of football-related violence of all time.'

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'TV’s becoming a thing of the olden past, like sundials or ploughs, because today, everyone has their own little screen, so they can ignore their immediate surroundings on an individual basis instead of as part of a collective effort. We’ve often told to feel sorry for those who are alone at Christmas, but these days that’s all of us and it’s brilliant.'

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Hear hear.