In her BBC/Netflix documentary special investigating the most profound questions about existence, Philomena Cunk explains the moment that human life is created.
“The disappointingly flavored soup that vomits from the penis contains millions of plucky young tadpoles which swim their way up through the female pipework towards an egg and then kamikaze into it, like a tiny 9/11 happening up a lady,” she deadpans. “This is where, incredibly, the miracle of life begins — and the precise moment that a woman’s right to choose ends.”
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The fictional Cunk, played adeptly by comedian Diane Morgan, is offbeat, ill-informed and almost always wrong.
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