Turn Back Time: The Family (Interwar)
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I can really relate to the Meadows family loosing everything when Dad lost his position. The economy hit me hard recently and I had to sell everything. It IS humiliating when you've supported yourself for 30 years and now can't do that. I'm just glad my daughter was already grown and I didn't have to deprive her of anything.
Sorry to hear of your change in circumstances, even though it's 9 years since you posted, I lost my home & had to move back in with my parents due to a long term health collapse, such changes are no fun, I hope your circumstances have improved in the intervening time.
I congratulate you United Kingdom s people for the extraordinary level of BBC shows¡¡¡ Ilove BBCbeing cultural is by no means being boring. .
I love this series so much! I don't live in the UK, but it is defiantly showing me a lesson on not to take anything I have today for granted. In the first episode, I was emotional to think some of the things that all three classes had to endure. Wonderful show, I am enjoying it and learning a great amount about past societies.
Have you watched the BBC
Victorian farm
Edwardian farm
War time farm
Tales from the green valley
They are also fantastic.
I wish there was this show for every location!! I live in the US (New England)- this is by far, one of my favorite docuseries on UA-cam 🥰
So well done, entertaining, and educational 👏🏼
this is great series! I like how it's multiple families that interact with each other, which is better than just looking at one family unit. It's interesting with the different social classes aswell.
The show: it’s the 1920s and 1930s. Also this show: *plays Doris Day*
Lol
The fact that some people were so rich back then with maids and big houses.. then there’s still people in 2019 living in the streets is crazy
There will always be those who serve the bread, and those who eat the bread. This has not changed in all of human history, and will not for the foreseeable future, regardless of the government or society.
It's awful to think that so many people had to live like that with no hope of bettering themselves, my grandma has all these stories about sharing one outdoor toilet between 15 people living in two houses
You get used to it after a while.. 😐
Saskia is very cool I like her attitude
Yeah, and Genevieve is still being a lazy brat!
This is a great series. It shows me how very weak I am and how I need to improve my attitude in life. Appreciate all that I have and how I need to some respect for my ancestors.
Many working class people (particularly in poverty stricken areas such as the East End of London) didn't have indoor plumbing until well after WWII.
I had a similar washing machine in the late 60's, it was all we could afford and my fingers went through the mangle a couple of times, it was excruciating!
THANK YOU so much for sharing this!! This series is really quite magnificent.
Thank you so much for posting this! Your channel rocks!
I absolutely love the bird print wallpaper in the dining room of the upper class house!
Losing a husband, sister, and father highlights the importance of family to me and my grandsons make it all the more meaningful to me. ❤
Marym: In those days eggs were delivered fresh to peoples homes within days. The eggs that we buy in our supermarkets are much older than that.
I think it would play better if the outsiders who interact with the families were also in period costumes.
GREAT GREAT GREAT series!
love the 1920's era,thanks so much for these videos!
I recognized the theme from Emma in the latter portion talking about the abdication of the king.
J's: We control your money and politics. We are powerful and protected
Also J's : whaaaaaa!!! We're victims!!!!
If you go against us we will call you names!!!
I take my hat off to these folks. I don't know if I could immerse myself in this project without going slightly ga ga, even if it is only for a week.....
Swallows and,Amazons. Im a Alaskan raised on sailboats and skis. And read the entire series. So I ADORE reference! Swallows and Amazons forever! Hehe :)
We've gone full circle within a centuries time with the money divide worldwide. This show made me aware we are stepping back in monetary equality.
This episode was depressing to me because it rings home so much...I started off dirt poor, got educated, -stuck my foot into the middle class, had the door slammed shut on my foot and now I'm selling off my possessions to pay the rent, and to no avail....with bad health from my original poverty on top of it all...
beastshawnee My mom had a untreated fever as child and an adulthood of heart trouble. Childhood health care is soo important.
truer word were never spoken...
Thank you, I didn't know if you would. I'm so happy that you have kept history alive. This is what they should be showing in school so the children can really connect with history . I envy your dedication to history and anthropology.
One shirt in six hours. Good grief, girl. lol
This series is absolutely interesting. As good as lucy worsley's series about the kitchen, bedroom, badroom n living room. I love these series.
But but, how could those kids survive without 24/7 supervision from helicopter parents tho???
I know this is an old show but it is wonderful!
I remember when I was little in the 1970s my mom used one of those old wringer washers when our modern one went out. It came from my Grandfather. We used it till we could afford a new one. My clothes were very clean! That washer cleaned excellent. It was a lot of fun using it at first sending clothes through the wringer etc.. When we got a new washer I realized how lucky we were to just throw the clothes in a modern washer. It was a great experience for me to understand how modern conveniences affect our lives. About prejudices, my husbands family also changed their last name in the 1940s too.
@ I have to congratulate you on your comment. Very well written, excellent spelling, use of punctuation and capitalization, and grammar.
@@terrigaines1812 I am re-watching this series. I just saw your comment. Thank you for such a kind comment.
@@VictoriasRoses You're very welcome, Rebecca. I have a deep appreciation for those things. I'm not sure why but it seems as if a lot of people have forgotten how to write and spell correctly.
@@terrigaines1812innit..
I love to watch these Kind of TV series here on UA-cam. it's a great pity, that the German TV not produces such Shows like BBC. I find it so interesting to watch like people live in former times and what they had eaten and so on.
40:06 Did the historical consultant just call Oswald Mosley -- Oswald 'Moses'? I know she corrects that later on, but it sounds awfully like she didn't do her research properly the first time.
That would be ironic!
I live in a 100+ y/o building in NYC. Back in 1900, the toilet was in the backyard & there was gaslight (gas lines are still evident) but by 1914, indoor plumbing was added with a bathtub & sink in the kitchen & a small closet for the toilet.. I'm surprised that there was still no indoor plumbing for working class people in Britain after WWI.
David Grayson it is actually those that forget the past are doomed to repeat it. So while some people still feel the same way about things through the generations, others are changing themselves and those around them. As long as people try to make things better and not stand by while the world burns, there is always a way for change.
Cometfifrefly: She's cutting up mushrooms
Nice to know that 1% have it fixed that they will be immune to future crashes.This is exactly what has transpired-All will fall on the middle & lower classes from now on-Good job 1%-You've looked after yourselves well.No fears.
53:45 is round about when the theme from BBC's Emma starts playing.
WWI, described as an economic catastrophe for the UK, set them back. A very different situation from the US.
Bad time for me to come in just after watching Hidden Killers. I was worried someone was gonna lose a hand on those mangles and the electric ones scare me even more because if her fingers get caught there's no stopping it from taking her whole arm.
Holy crap Ian looks so much like his grandfather!
Really highlights the problem with today's kids who aren't even able to carry out basic tasks because their parents do everything for them ,haven't made that mistake with my kids.
Absolutely stunned by the lack of basic skills... And how they cry so easily 😭 as a child I was too proud to be seen crying 😂
Is it just me or does the 1930's women exercise league look a lot like early zoomba?
I thought Zumba was inspired by Latin dancing.
I love watching these kind of U.K. Shows. Do any other countries produce shows like these? I would like to learn about history in other countries durning the same time periods.
how the nanny is soft here n strict in the 1900s
@@alipilio2814 Well, for starters, she's not the same person.
thankyou soooooooo much for your time uploading these videos love them! :D
Where is the church attendance in this series? The church featured large in family life in the 1900's..................
(Parents' or Grandparents' generation, I should say).
Isn't the song at about 02:20 from downtown abbey ?
why no Britain in the 50s ? Did it cease to exist then ? must have been dreadful, no series to brag on it's greatness in that time. pretty hypocritical BBC ! But thank you edwardian for taking time for uploading though, really good job. It is enjoyable, thanks !!!
Really the meadows are COMPLAINING about eating leftovers my mum and dad are working their arses off to make enough money for bills and food. So while they sit around and complain I'll be happily watching them suffer while eating nice warm LEFTOVER tacos thank you very much. Case closed.
fun in the beginning, then :(
Michael has the most uplifting smile, ever!
Why did the Means Test man not take the carpet and picture? what on earth did they do with the stuff they took away, who would want it, no one had the money to buy it!
Sue Harvey They needed something to stand on and look at. I would imagine they had to send it back to the store or maybe there was someone who was still able to afford to buy the stuff.
Privateers probably bought those things.
The age of the middle class
Where is the 1940's episode?
Why yes, it is!
Love it
Will you be posting the next episode, PLEASE :). Thanks again
So this one covered two decades? I found it strange they skipped WWI and just went to Post War World I and the Great Depression which was more hard hit in the United States. Also I feel like if they are going to live in the past, they shouldn't have modernity co-existing in certain scenes. I know it's hard for everyone to go "period" but it would have made it more authentic.
I know, I would've loved to see the families during the war, but I thought it tied together nicely. And actually Germany was hit the hardest with the Great Depression because of the unfair requirements of the treaty of Versailles.
I confess that it is nice to see the spoiled ones have to actually work-yes, the girls are pretty, and there is no crime there, but in my house, even though my parents were upper middle class, I worked my rear off! When my dad wasn't working killer shifts, we were re-painting houses & selling them for extra money. It paid off, & when I went off to work myself, I was ever too good to wait on anyone or do their nails & THAT served me well. While may clients were girls like me, my attitude was OK!
I'd thought previously that the lot of working class people in Britain improved after WWI but obviously, not that much.
So sad in those day's god so sad for them people back then especially the Jew's 😢❤terrible 😢
holly molly ian looks so much like his grandfather
I remember hearing from English Jews in the 60s about Mosely, the Blackshirts and Cable Street. One old boy summed it up as "They tried to kill us, they failed, let\s eat."
lol my mother had the perfect tool to clear children out of the way, it was called WORK, LOL, if you dared hang out in her way she would put a dust or dish rag in your hand. It di not take long for you to clear out. The little boy is adorable.
The Taylor's are NOT playing the part! And not cut for that lifestyle! Adele as no interest, no conversation, no class, no grace! She does not know how to carry herself, how to occupy herself and her only personality is living trough her children. Plus, they are constantly joking around with the staff and saying thank you and please all the time as if they needed to show compassion or gratefulness.
In the Edwardian period she would sit around the house doing nothing..not reading, not writing… not talking… ahhhggg!!! you can give someone a university degree and a job and the possibility of being a house and goods…but il will not make them interesting human beings.
Look who's talking! Arrogant little thing, humble yourself, the world does not revolve around you. If you were not entertained, you could've easily removed yourself without leaving any pollution behind in this comment section. But apparently you're not that smart yourself.
This comment of yours is so out of place! You think you live in a pink tedy bear world? You think fort me getting interested on the process and then being deceived makes me a bad personne? You know how you sound like? You sound like her! Or someone she would know ! Lol..please don' t talk about being smart when all you do is cry like a little girl and complain. Adele is what she is and all I see in your reaction, is you would be linked to her personnally .. Otherwise you have a serious problem. That is weird one reaction!
Does it really matter how she acts, she is not used to it and she dosen't like it. Her children are important to her. So I have to agree with smukase and you didn't have to reply so rudely to smukase!
Todays family is a cherished institution ? really ? you're having a laugh aren.t you ? its disappeared altogether !!
They need better actors. The girls are grinning the whole time they’re being fired
Am I the only one who thinks Ian looks like Eric Bana?
Yes
Can anyone find episode 3 the second would war, that will play in Australia? I have found the others but for some reason the 3rd ep won't play in my country or whatever.
Sorry-meant to say 'many' clients....anyway it seems like the girls buckled down & met the challenge. Love is blind, and they might marry someone that does not have the money, & check out what the Wall St. crash did-things change, & I hope that does not happen to anyone here, but life can be a bitch, yea?
yes!
Why can't I get the war time episode of this series 🇬🇧
Remember Roderick Spode from Jeeves & Wooster? Spode was a fascist, he was inspired by Oswald Mosley. I sure don’t like Spode.
OMG! Adele does not even know how to hold her utensils or how to sit properly!
The Bible speaks of the headship arrangement at 1 Corinthians 11:3 and Ephesians 5:23. Mrs. Meadows mention at the end of the video that women in the 1920-1930's era might have felt "empowered," while men might have felt "emasculated." Could this era have started the break down of many families we see today?
They are always using the LORD'S name in vain, disgusting!
i need a list of all the songs from this show ,,this one and second world war
It broke my heart to see the honeycomb sign when they were taking their belongings away-A tragedy.
Swallows and,Amazons. Im a Alaskan raised on sailboats and skis. And read the entire series. So I ADORE reference! Swallows and Amazons forever! Hehe :)
love the dad in #3
Me too!
This was 'good' TV in the 90s and 00s. Educational, informative, and something the entire family could watch together.
After learning more about epigenetics, I wonder if if it also applies to these families. Do the meadows strive to constantly better themselves because their ancestors did and had to for survival ? Do the Taylors enjoy spending more time with family and not like silence because of their ancestors being stuck in high society?
Downton music :)
Think the show explains why working class didn't have plumbing or other luxuries, there wasn't the money for such improvements, they were occupied continually getting food on the table and keeping their accommodation. Home probably was also rented.
Is a very awesome show hope can see rest of the series.
LOL @ the music from Downton Abbey in the beginning of this episode. Downton was very firmly Edwardian. Downton's music would have been a better fit for the last episode. Absolutely love these shows nonetheless. I'm American, but only 3rd generation, and half my family comes from Wales, so it's interesting to see how my own ancestors may have lived.
I really like this episode, and expecially love the fashion in the 20's - 50's. about that.
how come the nanny in this one was not as strict as the one in the past
Where's the rest of the series 😢 says 26 episodes unavailable
Famous Five was from the forties, no?
My mum had a twin washing machine when she was growing up. I know she's 60 and lived a modest life in the country. But I didn't know that they were invented that early. They had it all the way into the 80s
I am 58 and never heard of them. I know that they now make combo washer/dryer in one barrel, but nobody had the double barrel things like on this show here when I was growing up. Or ever. 😂
I used one until the mid 2000s. Hotels still do.
I thought so too!
WWI was obviously a huge economic drain for Britain. The building I live in is also a tenement but got plumbing & electricity long after middle-class dwellings of the same era.
I think they're going to come in at the time when their parents' generation would have immigrated to Britain, so maybe not until the 50s or 60s.
they should do this in the USA
darn, thats true.
Does anyone know where I can get a copy on DVD? I have the high street but can’t find the family anywhere at all
I would love to see this show done in the USA today!
Saskia is adorable.. I want to marry her.
Are these houses modernised now?
how come the nanny here is easy n the nanny in the 1900s was strict
curiosity, do you keep your eggs in the fridge or out??
depends on if I'm going to eat them or not !! Ha Ha
LOL LOL LOL.....too funny
Ya know that was kinda weird putting the eggs on the wall. They sure won't last long like that
fridge
This is how I do it. If the eggs are bought cold then in to the fridge they go. If they eggs are bought from like at a farmers market or farm or not refrigerated, unless told otherwise then I wouldn't put them in the fridge. I've also heard that if you take good eggs fresh or refrigerated and rub them in mineral oil they are said to last longer and don't need to be refrigerated.