Britain is like a cup of tea — warm, slightly bitter, and best enjoyed with a biscuit and a quiet grumble about the state of things. Cheers.
Explores the era from King Henry VIII through to Lord Horatio Nelson.
Philomena begins at the absolute beginning: “In the beginning, there was nothing. Then, there was something. And that something was quite a long time ago.” She investigates cavemen ("Did they have sponsored content on their cave walls?"), Stonehenge ("a bunch of rocks that got famous for standing still"), and the Romans. Her interview with a classicist about the Roman invasion devolves into a debate about whether Hadrian’s Wall had a "door."
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