Did Katherine Parkinson Reference The Wombles in a GCSE Biology Exam? | Would I Lie To You?
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Katherine Parkinson: "I was so sure that Wombles were real, I used one in an example of a mammal in a GCSE Biology exam."
From Would I Lie to You? Series 5 Episode 3.
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David's explanation of children's TV characters usually being anthropomorphic animals is pretty spot on.
How many people knew what a Tasmanian devil was before they saw one on Looney Toons for example?
I thought the tasmanian devil was purely fictional, because Taz was the only one I'd ever heard of 😂
Just about every single Australian.
I was so disappointed when I visited Tasmania and they were not spinning around
Maybe next time eh?@@felipemaldonado8028
"and immediately the Wombles are on him!" set me off haha
"No dignity when there's wombles around! It's a brilliant program!"
I just love David's rants!😂
"And this one’s for the GCSE…"
After seeing Katherine in Taskmaster, I absolutely thought this was true! :D
Was going to write this :D
"am I the spider?"
@@OwlRTAwhere did it go (gazing at the sky looking for the shoe)?
And the shoe was next to Alex who couldn't contain his laughter 😂
In Wimbledon you're never more than three feet from a womble.
Well what did you expect.... She thought the Entire internet was a box 😂😂
I don't understand why it's difficult to believe that this would be a question in a GCSE exam. This is a standard type of multi-part question, you start with a definition, then some characteristics, and then some examples, and the examples get you 1-2 marks out of 100.
I think Lee was under the impression that "Name three mammals" was the full extent of the question since Katherine had left it at that. A bit silly to think sure but not implausible for someone to think that.
The part that I had issue with is the fact that it's open-ended. You want a question to ensure they understand what mammals are. That's fine. But you make it multiple choice. It's inefficient to make a grader read handwriting for this kind of question.
Loved that the segment involved everyone on both teams
Hahaha, I've seen this clip many times but I just caught Lee saying "That's my role on this show" in response to David's "You are such an intellectual snob!" Too good.
Next you're gonna tell me clangers aren't real!
At my school in the 80's as a punishment for mi-behaviour people were often given "Womble Duty" which consisted of getting plastic bag and a litter picker from the janitor and spending break time picking litter in the school grounds.
I grew up in Wimbledon and, when I was 4, the BBC did a mock-up on the Common with actors in Womble suits. I sat on Uncle Bulgaria's knee (I know, it wouldn't be allowed now) and I genuinely thought he was/they were real. Believed in them way beyond Santa and the tooth fairy.
So, sad as it is, I can relate to 15-year-old Katherine 😅
Remember what a wombawombawombawomba-WOMBLE you are!!!
I love these. Keep producing them
I can recommend the All Brit channel which offers playlists of full length episodes. Seems more reliable for simple episode watching than most other channels I've bumped into. th-cam.com/video/FlJByRfjLXM/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=AllBrit
It's amazing how competitive comedy is; everyone jumping in with their jokes especially David Mitchell. Poor old Katherine was completely drowned out.
Having said, that this is really funny
Katherine’s Clanger! 😅
Of course what’s really funny is that David thinks Wimbledon is a real place
It is, they just moved it to Milton Keynes
is this a joke about wimbledon common i don't get?
Wimbledon Common is a real place.
@samsowden that's just the football club, wimbledon is a place in London
I can not belive they didn't put her on Bake Off before Matt and still now.
Re-teaming up with Noel would be superb.
Shame they got a reality star instead.. Why bother going for acting classes. -_-
Noel is NOT funny!
@@TapDancerDood and? Noel is staying and that can't be changed unless he's sacked or quit.. So Katherine should of been the one to join him and not the social experiment they have got.
That dancer fella is a nut.
Sweet as...
@@BF-up5xw Sweet as a nut???
I mean, wombles clearly are mammals
that she got an "A" in the exam tells you everything you need to know about the state of the education system.
*the state of the education system like ten years ago
Nah, I did mine a few years ago and there are always some easy ones that pretty much everyone can get to inflate the time and spread the population over a range of marks as opposed to clusters of high marks and low marks. As such, making such a mistake does not make someone stupid, nor does it remove any possibility of them receiving an A, not to mention that the grade A star existed at that time meaning she wasn't actually one of the top students of her year. The point I'm trying to make is that believing that wombles existed doesn't discredit the A that she got, nor does it suggest that the education system is flawed in any way.
I refer you to 1:22
I wonder if she misremembered the exam the question was on. That is not a gcse question.
It could be actually, just one of the first couple easy ones, it could have been one mark if you got all 3 right
It's a perfectly reasonable 1 mark question for a GCSE paper.
When I was in 6th form, I helped some year 11s with their foundation maths prep and one of their practice paper questions was "Measure the length of this line with a ruler.". We'd all agree that it's a fairly simple question, but that's why it was only worth 1 mark.
It's the same with this question: a relatively easy, 1 mark question to build the students' confidence. If all of the questions were really hard, that would affect performance and not provide an accurate measure of various students' abilities - you'd get a handful of students getting them all right, a few more getting some of them right and the rest get no or very few marks.
After seeing The Wombles for the (just now) 1st time, I can say for certain that I’d rather watch Bugs Bunny.
Try watching an episode it's silly and wholesome
News Flash: Nobody cares.
I have to say she's is so unlikable and unintelligent and rude
Think you might be alone on that..
Thomas - are you being sarcastic or are you just a really grumpy man?
That's because you're an idiot.
you have to say that? Or you’re so lonely and pathetic that you want the attention you get from writing that?
No, you really didn't have to say that.