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@Sonia Hamilton - Mr Stewart and Mr Victor always strike me as the most talented people in each episode.

Susie and Raksha, I'm in love.

As her, I love everything that is related to the past, in partircular medievel period. It's a pitty that everybody in my circle of social living don't have interest, and even despise the past.

It also lit up while talking with Hektor.

Simp losers that you all are 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣..

Look up Lucy Worsley, she is a brilliant historian and a very attractive lady.

Lmao, wow I've not heard Fozzie bear's name mentioned since probably the '90s. I was instantly transported!

Phil and Tony don't always find what they're looking for, but they ALWAYS find the pub.

*PLEASE GIVE US MORE OF THEM & LUCY W.!!!!!!*

BlueEyed Scorpio Just as it’s now Sir Tony, it should be Dame Lucy. Better yet, Lady Lucy. Ms. Lipscombe is also wonderful.

A slash fiction in the work,,,,,

For real I clicked so fast. Didnt even read the whole title.

Tony is not a historian

And she's amazingly attractive

Lol. A good teacher. 😉

Like to teach her a thing or two, know what I mean? Nudge, nudge, wink, wink. A nudge is as good as a wink to a blind man...

You should try The History Guy: History Deserves To Be Remembered channel.

@@Russia-bullies Sue will never be forgotten. Man what a good looking woman.

They should rebuild Nonsuch palace.

Owners of the land on the other hand allegedly HATE this show... or what people behind the scenes do

@@Atomy111 ....they don’t have to let them dig. Time Team is invited in. Owners can always so no.

@@Atomy111 Do you have a link for that?

Have you seen the people that are building a castle using period construction techniques? Very interesting.

That would be amazing!

Every period has its standard of beauty and style of painting and so all the ladies of that period tend to look the same, especially when they all wore French hoods. Mary was considered very beautiful, and her mother Elizabeth of York was quite pretty in the existing portraits too. Anne Boleyn had a longer, thinner, harder look to her. I think Henry VIII went after Anne because she didn't push him to be responsible, the way Catherine of Aragon did.

Mary Tudor, ‘the French Queen’ was paler than Anne Boleyn. She had the famous Tudor strawberry blonde hair and Anne’s hair was probably dark brown or auburn. Both Mary and Anne popularized the French Hood in England. Anne was Mary’s lady in waiting for a short time in France. When Henry VIII became enamored of Anne, Mary took the side of his wife, Katherine over Anne. I’m sure there was real affection between Katherine and Mary, but I think there was also some snobbery going on about not wanting one of her previous maids becoming her queen, and maybe there was some embarrassment with how Mary and Charles Brandon married so soon after Mary’s first husband, the King of France, died. At any rate, Mary despised Anne and she died just after Anne’s coronation.

Sadly it was raining on day 3.

Wish the States had this much history to find.

@@mercedes523 the USA would have more to find if they listened to or respected the natives of the land they're on. the land goes way back beyond it being colonized, but the way that the original pilgrims treated the natives means we may never know what they do.

@Jerseydevil - The research you wish for seems to cover the European invasion only. People were living in North America for least 22,000 years, as footprints in White Sands National Park, New Mexico, prove. There are large mounds built within the borders of the USA along with cities and even cliff dwellings carved into living rock. Even the Mayans built within the USA. The USA is much larger than Great Britain and so is more spread out. It seems like you can't put a shovel into the ground there without finding ancient archeology. The USA requires more seeking and the will of the people isn't as keen as in the UK where important sites fall under the protection of their National Heritage. I live in the Hudson River Valley. For example, there are caves between Goshen and Florida (NY) where people lived at least toward the end of the last Ice Age and left artifacts to prove it.

@@MossyMozart Yeah, I know, I've been to Cahokia, and there is the Anasazi ruins ,the serpent in NH, etc,.Oddly enough, though I am fascinated with Britain's history, They have castles, and Abbey ruins from the Reformation, Viking hoards ,etc. Oddly enough ,I am indigenous. Grass is always greener I guess 🙂

What i would give!

It only sounds good on the surface- Yet even the key words used in the intro give lie to that easy safe life narrative: powerful influential in England's history invariable means politically and often fiscally and royally entangled, and thus taking huge risks in various competing interests and royal Houses. Not to mention the harrowing flips of which religion made you a saint or a heretic- thus running a grave danger of being called traitor and being executed and all lost to the Crown. Probably repeatedly. And being nearly forced to make massive "loans" or gifts multiple times a generation that would never ever be repaid to spendthrift and extravagant Kings. And then the pillaging of inheritances by those supposedly caring for minor heirs, and spendthrift parents who while not being jailable as ton could most certainly bankrupt and put in massive debt the estate inherited.

You forget the huge responsibility… Maintaining an estate like that is a gigantic undertaking, so many complicated aspects to it. And you could so easily lose it by making bad decisions, or being too free with your spending. This is why so many of these estates got sold off piecemeal, because those who inherited them spent the money irresponsibly and could no longer afford the upkeep. They lost their inheritance because they weren’t responsible enough! You have to be savvy in business and finance to keep these estates running and in the family. You don’t just get to sit back and enjoy the wealth, that’s so far from the truth it’s not even funny.

@@hideyourloveaway128 i am extremely aware of all of what you said and i agree. That being said, personal experience has taught me to also be aware of just how hungry a person can be, no matter how many hours they work because the cost of renting even a one bedroom apartment takes working two jobs and still having to pinch pennies to eat every day. I'm ridiculously frugal and even when i have extra money, i save as much of it as i can. My car is 20 years old, my laptop is 12 years old, i haven't bought new clothes in 10 years except for 2 pairs of shoes. The one nice thing i have is my phone, which i borrowed money to get and paid back little by little. I had to have it for work and had to invest. I don't want or need a lot of fancy material things to have a good life, but to not even have to ever worry about being able to pay bills and eat food would be amazing.

@@sarahwithanhyouheathen3210 hi sarah with an h, i m in canada. I dont have money worries. I can understand worrying/fretting about upkeep but my real estate is extremely humble. 2 houses, both built by me. If your post is honest thats no way to live at my age. I m 61 and i made many mistakes in life but somehow have come out smelling like a rose. I m currently a big tine team fan. Wish you well

that is their motto for every dig. "We have only three days". :)

Four Days

It must depends whether the current owner wish to have it all discovered.

It’s unfortunately the format, probably for budgetary purposes on the show’s end, but I can’t help but believe the current owners are offered some continued archeology support by others if the discovery draws the attention of other institutes or individuals, who either can be paid or are willing to do it at their own expense.

👏😂

More often than not humans do actually do this. I even heard about this one time long ago in the early springtime- thousands of people went to watch a parade in Philadelphia. They had fun that day.

The Olden Days!

The second wave is coming. It is inevitable. Those who refuse to learn from history will be forced to repeat it. Sadly, those of us that did learned are forced to repeat it with the willfully ignorant. The Spanish Flu swept through the US in the spring of 1918, but by summer it seemed to be over. In early fall, a second wave of cases began to turn up. On September 28, 200,000 people packed themselves into a 2-mile stretch of Broad Street to watch another parade. The first flu cases showed up two days later. A day after that, flu patients filled EVERY bed in EVERY hospital in Philadelphia. By the end of the week, 2,600 people had died. Meanwhile, in St. Louis, where the parade had been cancelled, only about 700 people died of the flu.

Sturgis bike ralley usually has 350k to 500k. Schools open all over. Anti maskers all over. We're looking at way way worse than. Philly 1918.

@Flygirl fly - Not all of us do. Many of us watch "Time Team" IN SPITE of Mr Tony.

Me too!!

Well I think he has the right, as his father is the baron of this property, and he is over seeing the estate for his dad, no doubt this lad will be the heir to the title when his father passes.

Why?? The house has been gone for over 200 years. I get so tired of veneration of estates of the rich. No family these can keep those estates up, unless they can monetize. The days of being able to hire 100s servants to keep the place functioning are long gone. Why shouldn’t regular people be able to live in that land?

@@feral_girl lol no doubt they can if they have the finance to buy the land first, if you have the readies you can buy what ever you like.

When I was in the SC, someone built one of those lathes. It was extraordinary to see and use.

The people on this show are amazing. I can’t even begin to imagine how exciting it would be to walk where Charles Brandon did.

It would be interesting, actually... And yes, most people find me to be either dull or weird, or both 😂

Its takes all kinds i guess. Lol

You need a different boyfriend. If he doesn’t find this stuff utterly fascinating then he’s not deep enough for you!

Special interests in history are totally awesome and valid :) watch whatever you want and don't let anyone bug you about it! (They are also compelling hosts too, I agree.)

Blackadder's young descendent needs the help of Baldrick's descendent to save the estate!

@@emsnewssupkis6453 omg yes! genius! they always had cunning plans ;P

@@kiki0girlify You wouldn't recognize a cunning plan if it painted itself purple and danced naked on a harpsichord singing cunning plans are here again!

I laughed out loud and scared my cats.

Rumour has it we know the name of the butler who set the whole mansion ablaze! It must have been Edmund Blackadder, the butler of prince George in the late 18th century. To Tony this endeavour must have been a trip down memory lane!

agree, have watched many, but these are in higher quality.

@@samanthamaynard4447 The content is more important than the quality.

Thank you for your research.

I separate Time Time between Mick and no Mick. I liked Mick.

Good to know! Thanks. 😊

When I visited the Tower of London, I stood long moments touching the old roman wall. To actually touch and see a bit of history, is amazing.

I agree...

I saw that look

Yes, 😂😂 I saw in her expression an attempt to conceal how attractive she found the owner… And I’m sure the feeling was mutual! I sense some chemistry there…

Lol don't know whether the good doctors husband would agree with you all pairing the missus off to Hector🤣🤣🤣

Same! Despite him always seeming the most antagonistic of the bunch.

I watch Time Team right before bed. It's not boring at all, and I'm English and love the bantering and teasing. Nobody gets defensive, it's calming, it's easy to watch, Tony can make the most boring thing sound fascinating, and it all just calms me down. I always fall asleep easily afterwards, and sometimes in the middle. Love it.

She needs to marry that young Baron!

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Wow.. That many minutes in!? Geez lol

@Phil McCrevice She is so sexy and gorgeous, it doesn't take away anything from her beauty. And she is brilliant. I like it!

@Phil McCrevice I rather think you're the one evincing ridiculousness.

@ Nah, it makes those who comment on it bigoted asshats.

@Phil McCrevice 😂 you say something about her nose ring in every comment that brings up this Dr Susannah.

Kentucky 1950 Lucy worsley?

That was wit, they have yanked each others chain the same way for 20 years at that point. Writers come and go and with them comes and goes their own style which says since it was the same kind of joking with each other it wasn't written into a script. Then to further the point they do the same today when together at a talk when they write their own speeches for the talk.

How has it fallen down???