The Georgian Era spans the years from 1714 to 1837, covering the reigns of George I, II, III and IV, as well as that of William IV. It was an era of great social, political and cultural changes.
This Wife Swap is a very good illustration of the class divide between the rich and poor. But Am I the only one or does anyone else find the end not only slightly depressing but uncharacteristically not funny? That aside, I love HH
Here it's a mishmash. Mr. Posh has a 1750s suit and an exaggerated 1770s wig. The Georgian period normaly is the reign of George I. to George III.. The later decades of George III. are normaly called the Regency period.
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Can't believe Horrible Histories predicted 'Alexa play despacito' XD
"Oh you're sad again! Oh dear, dear, dear...so sad..orchestra! Play something sad. Oh dear, dear..there there.." XD cracked up that part
The little peasant girl is the one who stared in the cadbury eyebrow commercial
Peasants: Talking about all there sad stories
*Orchestra, play something sad*
I honestly don't really see the difference in time periods from then and now
Him feeding a grape to his wife in front of the starving peasants is insane 😂😂😂
Lord Posh... I won't lie girls I would
He is rich too 😏
The Georgian Era spans the years from 1714 to 1837, covering the reigns of George I, II, III and IV, as well as that of William IV. It was an era of great social, political and cultural changes.
Ben reminds me of Hugh Grant in this 😂
Oh, thanks for the good quality!
1:03 Not sure if she fainted out of shock or if she collapsed under the weight of her wig.
This Wife Swap is a very good illustration of the class divide between the rich and poor.
But Am I the only one or does anyone else find the end not only slightly depressing but uncharacteristically not funny?
That aside, I love HH
I teared up a bit at the end
"Oh you're sad again! Oh dear, dr
mr. posh acting like the peasants have covid lol
@DanMarik
18th century- Georgian Era
19th century- Victorian Era
20th century-Edwardian Era
I'm not talking about the actor, I'm talking about the character the actor plays.
This comment section is an eyesore, so I’m going to flatten it.
I found this hilarious, that makes me a terrible person?
No since they are making fun of the attitudes of the rich towards the poor.
The child from the Peasant family... is that the Cadbury eyebrow kid???
Is that Sarah Hadland under that monster wig?
Yep!
Relaaaax, he's an actor :p
It’s based on what happened it that time tho
umm, she has a whole model ship in her wig, scary!
Actually was a thing Marie Antoinette did it and British Georgian copied if they could.
Even Mrs. Peasant look posh to me
What was the time frame of the Georgian and Victorian Eras?
Here it's a mishmash. Mr. Posh has a 1750s suit and an exaggerated 1770s wig. The Georgian period normaly is the reign of George I. to George III.. The later decades of George III. are normaly called the Regency period.
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Nice
3:40 me trying to comfort my friends
Your friend: 😭😭😭😭😭
No wonder my ancestors fled these people to move to the Colonies
Exactly
Pfft went over there and treated the natives like crap instead.
Oh yeah. We Americans were SO much better. Preening southern slave owners and Yankee doodle dandy.
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Orchestra...Play Despacito
@ILGAR93 Ty
Orchestra, play something saaad
@19ididyourmom TUNE IN NEXT TIME FOR SOVIET WIFE-SWAP. we have mister and misses rich, corrupt party bosses and still very poor farm pesents.
🍷🖐🧐🤌ORcHeSTaAh, pLay sOmEthInG SAahD.
Were there wigs really that HUGE or is that just an exxageration to be funny.
Low-key an exaggeration but some people did go that far
Yes, they were huge.
@@d.l.l.6578 and they needed help putting it on.
its a political joke
Based on reality of that time tho.
America: Now economically, we are suffering what England suffered.
Lord Biden: Orchestra… Play something sad.
this is real