Episode list

British food has a bad reputation, but Siobhan Thompson's here to set the record straight, offering nine tasty U.K. dishes that will quiet the naysayers.

Siobhan Thompson performs a tour of the accents of the British Isles - and the celebrities who speak with them.

Siobhan Thompson follows up 'One Woman, 17 British Accents' with a video dispelling a commonly believed myth about Stonehenge.

Blimey. Siobhan Thompson offers us a few British phrases that often baffle her American friends.

Britain has had a number of great kings and queens, but also some truly terrible ones. Siobhan Thompson looks at the worst of the worst.

Benedict Cumberbatch's unique appeal definitely relates to his acting prowess and unconventionally attractive looks, but there's more to the story than that. Siobhan Thompson shares her insights on the actor and his passionate fans.

Everyone knows 'Doctor Who' and 'Downton Abbey,' but what about those shows that are so uniquely British that they haven't crossed the Pond? Siobhan Thompson reveals the TV shows that come up in daily conversation in the UK.

America has the Barrymores, the Coppolas, and the Fondas, but who are the British acting families of note? Siobhan Thompson rummages through the UK's family trees in search of the greatest British acting dynasty.

Siobhan Thompson reacts to everyday office frustrations with some barbs from the Bard. Check out the Shakespeare plays from which the insults originated here:

Why did Americans drop the "u" from British words like "humour" and "behaviour"? What about "theater" vs. "theatre?" Siobhan Thompson explains the spelling divide between our nations.

Anglophenia's Siobhan Thompson shows you how NOT to cover an awards ceremony. Filmed six hours ahead of the BAFTA Los Angeles Jaguar Britannia Awards, which will air on BBC AMERICA Sunday, November 2 at 9/8c.

Remember, remember the 5th of November: Guy Fawkes is one of Britain's most infamous figures. Who's the man behind the mask made famous by V For Vendetta and the protest group Anonymous? Siobhan Thompson explains.

Your favorite classic American TV shows were originally British? Siobhan Thompson looks at the many series we've pilfered from the folks across the Pond.

From explosives at the dinner table to burning letters to Santa, Siobhan Thompson looks at 10 ways Christmas differs in Britain. (Notably, they don't call them the holidays.

Anglophenia's Siobhan Thompson takes over the Britannias red carpet and gets celebs to do their worst accents. With Doctor Who's Jenna Coleman, Jon Favreau, Lea Thompson, Patricia Heaton, Celia Imrie, Stephen Mangan, Allen Leech, Ben Barnes, Tom Hughes, and others.

From Cadbury Flake to jelly babies, Siobhan Thompson shows us the British candies we should all try at least once.