I've worked in documentary television, and I want to note that documentary filmmakers face enormous pressure to "find the thing". Time Team are rightly respected for not tying themselves in knots trying to claim the expedition has found whatever was sought - science doesn't work that way, and finding the unexpected, or even coming up empty handed, is not only valid but very instructive. I am sure I join all Time Team fans in thanking the producers for bringing us along for the adventure, come what may. Selfishly, I will note that there wouldn't be any suspense - or fun - if we knew in advance we would find exactly what we are looking for. I raise a glass in distant California for Stewart; the preceptory lies out there, waiting. I hope he is the one to find it.
The only thing missing was Tony insisting it was a failure because they didn't find exactly what they set out for, and Mick arguing that that only made it MORE successful, since they now had so many more questions to answer! 🤭💗 Truly, tho -- I always love to see a Stewart episode! His boundless, infectious optimism lifts my spirits as much as it exasperates John Gater . (I mean that in the best of ways, of course -- I'm a current Patreon member and I've been enamored with Time Team for ages, ever since I discovered it as one of the earliest shows available to watch on the PBS website... I think even before UA-cam was a thing! )
Dear behind the camera and behind the scenes people, THIS perfectly captured the feeling of the best Timeteam episodes! Amazing work, made me feel as smart and excited.
I am enjoying this new format. I felt that Tony, Mick and Phil were the star characters of the original team with a splendid supporting cast. No-one could replace the 'stars'. The new format with Gus as more of a narrator and the team being pretty much equal and discussing things with each other is very different but I think it works. And it's always good to see several of the original team.
Agreed. I like that they didn't try to do exactly what they did before. Somehow this episode manages to have the pace and energy without Tony and with significantly more footage per dig.
Just seen these episodes for the first time and ngl, it's a bit of a struggle to watch it. I miss Phil, Mick and Tony. And I do miss Raksha and Bridget as well. Also, Matt and Carenza never seem to age, but wth happened to Henry???!!! He was like one of the youngest TT members, and suddenly he's an old man.
The "new" TT is hitting its' stride. The digs last year were great, but this was better. The pace was good, Gus did a great job on his own, nice old and new experts - good to see Richard!! - and it was still interesting even though they didn't find anything big or impressive in the trenches. Really looking forward to more, I hear Paul Blinkhorn will be back as well. Loved it.
Best episode of new Time Team yet much more 'Time Teamy' if that makes sense. I could watch the old team members forever Carenza, Helen, Matt, John and Stuart, so good they just work so well together! Mick would be proud and would have loved this 😞
Brilliant three days guys. Hats off to Stewart. He is just so impressive how he can identify time periods by looking at the local area and it's surroundings
I have to say, I was very impressed by the illustrator Christa Hook's depictions of historical scenes - she is just as talented as Victor Ambrus, and I think I actually prefer her style! It's vividly coloured, and she has an obvious fondness for sketching animals. It looks like skillfully applied watercolour pencil and ink wash - very nicely done! It would be brilliant if we could actually see her drawing these scenes, the way we used to with Victor sketching away, perched on a camp stool with his trusty drawing board. Us artists don't get nearly as much credit or recognition as we deserve - archaeologists get all the glory, but they would be lost without the beautiful work of potters, jewellers, stained glass makers, and coin smiths, to dig up!
Totally agree! I have been looking everywhere to find out who the artist is! Beautiful work and a worthy Victor ! I would also love to see her working away on the show as she adds so much energy bringing the people and places to life. Great work!
This is real terrestrial TV quality, you forget it's UA-cam! That camera into the vault and the presumably bear remains was a real stand out part. Excellent stuff!
@@elizabethneill3825 Open your ears and pay attention when they are talking about the coffin on the right with a large black/brown 'pelt' looking thing draped over a coffin...
@@hannahbrown2728 Thanks to you and Faithless Hound for explaining; I knew about Mad Jack's pet bear but I didn't understand about the fur in the crypt.
Here's a shout-out for all the interstitial shots of birds, plants and spider webs. There were enough to help establish a sense of place, not so many that they interrupted the flow, and they were beautiful in their own right. Loved the rest of the show too. Proud to be a patron.
Bravo - thanks for making my weekend with 3 excellent episodes, containing much more content than time restrictions on UK television would allow. Let's all support Time Team to allow this expert group film many more digs.
An excellent three days, so much achieved. I am still trying to process all the information! I would love to hear more from members of the Team as to how they think it all went. Tim was low key this time, hope you are well.
Simply an amazing 3 day event. So much history, and not just bricks, stones and finds, but we had names and dates to go along with it. Incredible history and I am very happy Stewart got to lead this one and uncover the story and history of Halston.
Bloody well done. I was sceptical. How could this bunch of upstarts possibly come close? You guys not only came close, you we’re different enough to make it your own and I loved it. To me the greatest part of this dig, and this might upset some, was that Mick wasn’t in charge. John, Stuart and Carenza were able to pick their spots and prove their theories. I love Mick and Tony but I loved this just as much… and I never thought I’d be able to say that. Please keep em coming.
Becoming, a Time Team Patreon was the best investment I ever made... I paid a one year membership & will renew when the time comes, this is how you do HISTORY! And, I must say, I was impressed with young Dr Rory Macellan, what a well spoken, engaging historian. A 21st, C, Robin Bush, hope we see him again in the future. A great dig, a beautiful site. unexpected surprises, rain and some beer, yep TIME TEAM is truly back.
Really enjoyed this; so happy to see Richard Morriss explaining about different phases of the chapel, he is so knowledgeable and an asset to the team…as are Matt, Naomi, Helen, Stewart, John, Dani etc…I could go on! Can’t wait for the next dig…this made my weekend! Thanks Time Team💗
An absolute triumph! "Feels" like time team before the network messed with it at the end. Tony could never really be replaced but the new presenter seemed enthusiastic and did a good job.
I'm from the highlands of Scotland but I live here on the Greek island of Rhodes. We have a beautiful medieval city here, built by... the Knights Hospitaller! Good work and great episode, Time Team.
Just brilliant!! 👌🏻👏🏻 Lovely to see Stuart, Helen, John, and Carenza back, amongst the new faces. Adds great continuity to such compulsive viewing. Literally unmissable! Thank you.
What a WONDERFUL Dig, full of twists & rethinking of the possibilities, but finally (at the very end of it all!) finding the evidence you hoped for!! I've enjoyed every minute, & learned so much, as always. Huge Congratulations to Stewart for being right!! Also, many thanks to all of you! 👏❤❤
Nice to see Richard Morris in action again, was always really impressed with this expertise - and he seems like such a pleasant chap to be around as well!
the preservation on the caskets in the vault is awesome, absolutely beautiful work and craftsmanship on them this dig really felt like old time team. i enjoyed it so much that i almost feel the dirt under my fingernails and a trowel in my palm!
I was intrigued by the story of John ‘Mad Jack’ Mytton so read up on him and despite his crazy antics he must have been well loved because when he died 3,000 people attended his funeral. His story even inspired American students to hold the Jack Mytton Run, an annual streaking event by students, at the University of Minnesota campus in Minneapolis, Minnesota on the first class day following spring break from 1999 to 2009 when the police put a stop to it
Oh absolutely fabulous, the true spirit and essence of Time Team is still here. I’m sat here with a huge smile on my face. The whole Team nailed it, thank you.
This entire episode is absolutely Wonderful! I will echo what someone said in the comments of part 2, that you've hit your stride with this one. It totally felt like Time Team! Bravo, from an American fan. 👏👏👏
Having heard of the show a few times, I've only recently found Time Team on UA-cam. I was a field archaeologist for 10 seasons in Israel. The first episodes I watched, I was nitpicking everything shown and just irritated at the notion that archaeology with any scientific value could be done in 3 days. Now that I've watched a fair number of episodes, and particularly these newest digs, I see I was wrong. I'm fascinated by each frame - often pausing to try to "read" the topography. I even try to glimpse the find tags. I do hope that Time Team - in particular an International Time Team - can come into regular production - even if I have to wait another decade to see the episodes form America.
I Love having Time Team on again and it being available 24/7 is just wonderful. Love seeing the old familiar faces and enjoying the new ones. Thank You Sooooo much ❤❤ for all you do.
I wasn’t sure about Gus but I think he will grow on me, especially with the backing of Stewart, Henry, Helen, John, Carenza and Matt. And Richard! Awesome to have so many of the original Team (even though like others I of course miss Mick, Phil and Tony). I’m only really commenting for the algorithm, but this three-part episode deserves all the likes and comments. Looking forward to more episodes like this!
Amazing, never missed a beat and makes total sense with the improvements in knowledge and technology. A real understanding of what fans want. Also great to see old cast members not cast aside for a dull re cast
I like the new time team. The passing of time requires new faces and their different personalities. The more I see the more I like the new teammates and the flavor and spice they add. Thank you for your hard work! Cheers!
Coming along nicely now Time Team. I feel this series was much smoother than the first and better present with nods to the original. Well done! Can't wait for the next one
Yay, Time Team! Can't get enough! Don't forget to like, share and all of that to create more support! More views and support = more digs in the future!
Totally blown away with this dig. Thank you Time Team for letting me be a part of this adventure - I shall treasure the experience and memories forever!
Wonderful ! This format is spot on! We love archeology but the people and the fun of them figuring things out ,giving each other a bit of a ribbing and raising a pint at the end of a day are a big part of why this all works.
Fantastic three episodes. Great team, great show and wonderful presenter who’s enthusiasm almost matched Micks. Well done one and all, bloody marvellous
Thank you so much Tim and all the Time Team crew. Absolutely loved these 3 episodes. Great to see and hear Richard again, as well as all the old and new faces. Wonderful to see history brought to life as only Time Team can.
Another great dig! I am seriously loving the newer technology that is giving new life to archaeological digs. Agreeing with others that it is nice to have each day with it's own episode. I miss the old "team," but this can hold its own perfectly well, and that some of the old crew are back makes it even more wonderful.
Love how this feels like a classic time team episode but I love the use of all the new technology! It really adds to the information and enjoyment factor!! So glad I joined their patreon as well for the amazing models of finds on there too :)
A thoroughly enjoyable weekend, thank you to you all in the Time Team. I thought the soft presenting approach was particularly on point and isn’t it great to have Tony back even just for the intro. Keep on digging 👏
Very complicated site, very enjoyable programme. Quality has gone up a huge amount…absolutely fantastic what’s been achieved! Thanks to all and a great post credit spoiler (not!!!) ha ha! Glad my patreon cash has helped support this.
This dig lived up to the original time team. Thanks so much. The best factual series ever. The only thing that would improve it is a week not 3 days. 🥰😍🤩🤩😁
A very enjoyable episode! I loved seeing Richard Morriss involved and I definitely think this year's TT is finding its feet in the modern world. A good mix of new and familiar.
I really appreciate the more collegiate atmosphere which Dr Gus encourages. Much less frenetic and stagey than with Sir Tony. Everyone is kinder. Better atmosphere. Long time fan from the first-ever TT shows.
As a long time fan of Time Team I am liking the this new style of presentation. Tony Robinson's role was to play the "everyman" asking the dumb questions which was mostly good but did make me cringe at times.
I do like the one day an episode format. I also like the calmness of the show. Reminds me of Mick’s calm nature of his digs. Looking forward to another three day dig and what will be found.
A great three days. Loved the large span of history that was covered. Looking forward to anything additional on Patreon as the finds are further analysed. Access to things like the timeline and more virtual objects would also be great.
I've worked in documentary television, and I want to note that documentary filmmakers face enormous pressure to "find the thing". Time Team are rightly respected for not tying themselves in knots trying to claim the expedition has found whatever was sought - science doesn't work that way, and finding the unexpected, or even coming up empty handed, is not only valid but very instructive. I am sure I join all Time Team fans in thanking the producers for bringing us along for the adventure, come what may. Selfishly, I will note that there wouldn't be any suspense - or fun - if we knew in advance we would find exactly what we are looking for. I raise a glass in distant California for Stewart; the preceptory lies out there, waiting. I hope he is the one to find it.
This Dig has become a classic Time Team Episode
Right down to the rain!😉
honestly it just makes it that much more enjoyable!
@@ghomerhust I agree
The only thing missing was Tony insisting it was a failure because they didn't find exactly what they set out for, and Mick arguing that that only made it MORE successful, since they now had so many more questions to answer! 🤭💗 Truly, tho -- I always love to see a Stewart episode! His boundless, infectious optimism lifts my spirits as much as it exasperates John Gater .
(I mean that in the best of ways, of course -- I'm a current Patreon member and I've been enamored with Time Team for ages, ever since I discovered it as one of the earliest shows available to watch on the PBS website... I think even before UA-cam was a thing! )
Wonderful. Just wonderful.
As a volunteer it was so nice to see our clay pipe find from test pit 14 featured!
Thank you to time team for memories i will never forget 👏🏼
well done finding that pipe! I'm jealous of you being part of it, it's a great privilege in my eyes :)
@@_f355 What you both said, 100% 🥇
Just watched and totally blown away. You know where Andrea & I work, so hopefully we will talk/meet up again soon?
👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
How I wish I could have been there! You must have had a wonderful time!
Dear behind the camera and behind the scenes people, THIS perfectly captured the feeling of the best Timeteam episodes! Amazing work, made me feel as smart and excited.
Agreed!
I am enjoying this new format. I felt that Tony, Mick and Phil were the star characters of the original team with a splendid supporting cast. No-one could replace the 'stars'. The new format with Gus as more of a narrator and the team being pretty much equal and discussing things with each other is very different but I think it works. And it's always good to see several of the original team.
Agreed. I like that they didn't try to do exactly what they did before. Somehow this episode manages to have the pace and energy without Tony and with significantly more footage per dig.
true, but they're trying to keep up the old "john-geophys vs lumps-and-bumps stewart" rivalry, which makes my heart melt.
Well said.
Yes - it took some getting used to, but I like the new format now. It's great hearing from a real range of people.
Just seen these episodes for the first time and ngl, it's a bit of a struggle to watch it. I miss Phil, Mick and Tony. And I do miss Raksha and Bridget as well. Also, Matt and Carenza never seem to age, but wth happened to Henry???!!! He was like one of the youngest TT members, and suddenly he's an old man.
The "new" TT is hitting its' stride. The digs last year were great, but this was better. The pace was good, Gus did a great job on his own, nice old and new experts - good to see Richard!! - and it was still interesting even though they didn't find anything big or impressive in the trenches. Really looking forward to more, I hear Paul Blinkhorn will be back as well. Loved it.
I really enjoed this episode. It just felt as if I'm back in the 90's. Well done Time Team.
I love the new show, and especially the format of having each day as its own episode! Keep it going please!!!!!
And being an extra 30-40 minutes long in total!
Best episode of new Time Team yet much more 'Time Teamy' if that makes sense. I could watch the old team members forever Carenza, Helen, Matt, John and Stuart, so good they just work so well together! Mick would be proud and would have loved this 😞
I agree with all of this. Well put.
Brilliant three days guys. Hats off to Stewart. He is just so impressive how he can identify time periods by looking at the local area and it's surroundings
"I think you found Tweetie Pie" is a classic Time Team quote!!
I love Gus, such excitement. Watch him BEAM when Helen explains the spinning device.
I have to say, I was very impressed by the illustrator Christa Hook's depictions of historical scenes - she is just as talented as Victor Ambrus, and I think I actually prefer her style! It's vividly coloured, and she has an obvious fondness for sketching animals. It looks like skillfully applied watercolour pencil and ink wash - very nicely done! It would be brilliant if we could actually see her drawing these scenes, the way we used to with Victor sketching away, perched on a camp stool with his trusty drawing board. Us artists don't get nearly as much credit or recognition as we deserve - archaeologists get all the glory, but they would be lost without the beautiful work of potters, jewellers, stained glass makers, and coin smiths, to dig up!
Totally agree! I have been looking everywhere to find out who the artist is! Beautiful work and a worthy Victor ! I would also love to see her working away on the show as she adds so much energy bringing the people and places to life. Great work!
That bit about the Hospitallers burying anyone is a really interesting detail. Proper charity.
It wouldn’t be Time Team without bad weather!
You mean, it wouldn't be the UK without the inevitable dose of rain and fog.
This is real terrestrial TV quality, you forget it's UA-cam! That camera into the vault and the presumably bear remains was a real stand out part. Excellent stuff!
Bear remains? Where were the bear remains?
@@elizabethneill3825 Open your ears and pay attention when they are talking about the coffin on the right with a large black/brown 'pelt' looking thing draped over a coffin...
@@elizabethneill3825 Around 22:00 ish they speculate if something resembling fur in the tomb is the bears grave
Presumably the bear was killed and skinned so that his pelt could be wrapped over his master's coffin. A provision of Mad Jack's will, perhaps?
@@hannahbrown2728 Thanks to you and Faithless Hound for explaining; I knew about Mad Jack's pet bear but I didn't understand about the fur in the crypt.
Here's a shout-out for all the interstitial shots of birds, plants and spider webs. There were enough to help establish a sense of place, not so many that they interrupted the flow, and they were beautiful in their own right. Loved the rest of the show too. Proud to be a patron.
Bravo - thanks for making my weekend with 3 excellent episodes, containing much more content than time restrictions on UK television would allow. Let's all support Time Team to allow this expert group film many more digs.
An excellent three days, so much achieved. I am still trying to process all the information! I would love to hear more from members of the Team as to how they think it all went. Tim was low key this time, hope you are well.
Brilliant, so lovely to see many of the old Time Team crew still on the search for the past.
Simply an amazing 3 day event. So much history, and not just bricks, stones and finds, but we had names and dates to go along with it. Incredible history and I am very happy Stewart got to lead this one and uncover the story and history of Halston.
I have to say I'm loving the one episode per day format.
Bloody well done.
I was sceptical.
How could this bunch of upstarts possibly come close?
You guys not only came close, you we’re different enough to make it your own and I loved it.
To me the greatest part of this dig, and this might upset some, was that Mick wasn’t in charge.
John, Stuart and Carenza were able to pick their spots and prove their theories.
I love Mick and Tony but I loved this just as much… and I never thought I’d be able to say that.
Please keep em coming.
Becoming, a Time Team Patreon was the best investment I ever made...
I paid a one year membership & will renew when the time comes, this is how you do HISTORY!
And, I must say, I was impressed with young Dr Rory Macellan, what a well spoken, engaging historian.
A 21st, C, Robin Bush, hope we see him again in the future.
A great dig, a beautiful site. unexpected surprises, rain and some beer, yep TIME TEAM is truly back.
Really enjoyed this; so happy to see Richard Morriss explaining about different phases of the chapel, he is so knowledgeable and an asset to the team…as are Matt, Naomi, Helen, Stewart, John, Dani etc…I could go on!
Can’t wait for the next dig…this made my weekend!
Thanks Time Team💗
An absolute triumph! "Feels" like time team before the network messed with it at the end. Tony could never really be replaced but the new presenter seemed enthusiastic and did a good job.
Best Dig yet, production, directing, editing, visuals, hi tech, experts all came together as full blown commercial quality show.
Brilliant Time Team and trust a good ol’ Yorkshireman “our Stewart” to make this into a classic episode.
Well done 👏 Time Team
I'm from the highlands of Scotland but I live here on the Greek island of Rhodes. We have a beautiful medieval city here, built by... the Knights Hospitaller! Good work and great episode, Time Team.
The use of all the new, fancy technologies really helps to complete the picture and tell the story.
The computer-generated scenes were very interesting; and it is nice that the reenactors are still shown in a live setting, too.
Just brilliant!! 👌🏻👏🏻 Lovely to see Stuart, Helen, John, and Carenza back, amongst the new faces. Adds great continuity to such compulsive viewing. Literally unmissable! Thank you.
What a WONDERFUL Dig, full of twists & rethinking of the possibilities, but finally (at the very end of it all!) finding the evidence you hoped for!! I've enjoyed every minute, & learned so much, as always. Huge Congratulations to Stewart for being right!! Also, many thanks to all of you! 👏❤❤
Nice to see Richard Morris in action again, was always really impressed with this expertise - and he seems like such a pleasant chap to be around as well!
I've got to say, as much as the rain gets in your way, I'm jealous of it. I live in dry Colorado.
the preservation on the caskets in the vault is awesome, absolutely beautiful work and craftsmanship on them
this dig really felt like old time team. i enjoyed it so much that i almost feel the dirt under my fingernails and a trowel in my palm!
This will go down as one of the best Time Team digs ever.
Fabulous 3 days. Still quite surreal to have TT back in such a familiar format(but with much more content given the length of the 3 parts). Thank you!
Over all the technology my favourite part is Helen with a torch on a stick. ❤
So glad to see Time Team back together and that nobody has lost hat thirst for knowledge 😊
I was intrigued by the story of John ‘Mad Jack’ Mytton so read up on him and despite his crazy antics he must have been well loved because when he died 3,000 people attended his funeral. His story even inspired American students to hold the Jack Mytton Run, an annual streaking event by students, at the University of Minnesota campus in Minneapolis, Minnesota on the first class day following spring break from 1999 to 2009 when the police put a stop to it
Congratulations. This is a fitting successor to the original series. I hope there will be many more.
Oh absolutely fabulous, the true spirit and essence of Time Team is still here. I’m sat here with a huge smile on my face. The whole Team nailed it, thank you.
So loving these episodes. So cool to see the new Time Team carrying on the enthusiasm, humour, and legacy, of the original Time Team.
And to think that I helped do all of this all the way from my chair in the state of Pennsylvania, USA! 😁 Love being a patron!
Thank you Time Team for a great weekend of epic viewing .
It's remarkable how much they can uncover in just a few days, but it's also obvious why some digs can go on for years
I enjoyed that last edit - where the modern toasting hands cut into the Hospitaller's. Nice touch.
"You've found Tweety Pie" the best sentence over the 3 days. Lol.
What a fabulous 3 days.
Felt just like the old days . Loved it!!!
This was a great one. Thank y'all!
And, yes, "Cheers!" to Stuart. I'm a big fan of him and his work.
Beginning to have that Classic Time Team feel and rhythm! Great show.
Wonderful episode. And I loved the toast to Stewart at the end. Well deserved!
This entire episode is absolutely Wonderful! I will echo what someone said in the comments of part 2, that you've hit your stride with this one. It totally felt like Time Team! Bravo, from an American fan. 👏👏👏
Having heard of the show a few times, I've only recently found Time Team on UA-cam. I was a field archaeologist for 10 seasons in Israel. The first episodes I watched, I was nitpicking everything shown and just irritated at the notion that archaeology with any scientific value could be done in 3 days. Now that I've watched a fair number of episodes, and particularly these newest digs, I see I was wrong. I'm fascinated by each frame - often pausing to try to "read" the topography. I even try to glimpse the find tags. I do hope that Time Team - in particular an International Time Team - can come into regular production - even if I have to wait another decade to see the episodes form America.
Wonderful stuff. Amazing how little remains, but a true Time Team effort to make sense of what was left.
I've absolutely love watching the story unfold and learning more about the Knights Hospitallers in medieval England. Thanks Time Team.😊
CARENZA....you look good mama! Keep up whatever you're doing! And I LOVE THIS SHOW!!!!!!! From Seattle Washington.
I Love having Time Team on again and it being available 24/7 is just wonderful. Love seeing the old familiar faces and enjoying the new ones. Thank You Sooooo much ❤❤ for all you do.
How lovely to see Matt too. So loved this series.
I wasn’t sure about Gus but I think he will grow on me, especially with the backing of Stewart, Henry, Helen, John, Carenza and Matt. And Richard! Awesome to have so many of the original Team (even though like others I of course miss Mick, Phil and Tony). I’m only really commenting for the algorithm, but this three-part episode deserves all the likes and comments. Looking forward to more episodes like this!
I feel so honored to be part of the new Time Team. I can't afford to give you money, but I can hit the LIKE button and be SUBSCRIBED.
Amazing, never missed a beat and makes total sense with the improvements in knowledge and technology. A real understanding of what fans want. Also great to see old cast members not cast aside for a dull re cast
I like the new time team. The passing of time requires new faces and their different personalities. The more I see the more I like the new teammates and the flavor and spice they add. Thank you for your hard work! Cheers!
Coming along nicely now Time Team. I feel this series was much smoother than the first and better present with nods to the original. Well done! Can't wait for the next one
"More questions than answers" and the right amount of entertainment and enjoyment. Time Team rules OK
These three episodes bring back the Time Team of old. The feel is right. Very watchable. Love the pub wrap-up - just like early days.
Everything I missed and wanted from Time Team, the 3 episode format is great from a life long fan
Yay, Time Team! Can't get enough! Don't forget to like, share and all of that to create more support! More views and support = more digs in the future!
Even rewatching helps! 👍👍🏼👍🏼👍🏽👍🏾👍🏿 LIKE as Rolf says!
Totally blown away with this dig. Thank you Time Team for letting me be a part of this adventure - I shall treasure the experience and memories forever!
Wonderful ! This format is spot on! We love archeology but the people and the fun of them figuring things out ,giving each other a bit of a ribbing and raising a pint at the end of a day are a big part of why this all works.
Fantastic three episodes. Great team, great show and wonderful presenter who’s enthusiasm almost matched Micks. Well done one and all, bloody marvellous
Thank you so much Tim and all the Time Team crew. Absolutely loved these 3 episodes. Great to see and hear Richard again, as well as all the old and new faces. Wonderful to see history brought to life as only Time Team can.
Hahahaha, that after-credit scene! Sets us up nicely for the next installment in the franchise ;)
Another great Time Team excavation. Good morning from Southern Oregon, USA.
Watching from NE Oregon !
Another great dig! I am seriously loving the newer technology that is giving new life to archaeological digs.
Agreeing with others that it is nice to have each day with it's own episode. I miss the old "team," but this can hold its own perfectly well, and that some of the old crew are back makes it even more wonderful.
Love how this feels like a classic time team episode but I love the use of all the new technology! It really adds to the information and enjoyment factor!! So glad I joined their patreon as well for the amazing models of finds on there too :)
This has being a enjoyable episode, So much better to watch then Live TV.
Im really enjoying these new Time Team episodes. I especially like that the format allows a less rushed pace and more detail
Great dig! So excited Time Team is back!
Dr gus is such a handsome man, he also should do audio books on history,his voice is so soothing
A thoroughly enjoyable weekend, thank you to you all in the Time Team. I thought the soft presenting approach was particularly on point and isn’t it great to have Tony back even just for the intro. Keep on digging 👏
I love the cinematic flare you guys added to this shoot. This is an excellent series! Thank you!
Very complicated site, very enjoyable programme. Quality has gone up a huge amount…absolutely fantastic what’s been achieved! Thanks to all and a great post credit spoiler (not!!!) ha ha! Glad my patreon cash has helped support this.
Thanks so much for supporting us on Patreon, it helps us do more digs, make more episodes 😊
This dig lived up to the original time team. Thanks so much. The best factual series ever. The only thing that would improve it is a week not 3 days. 🥰😍🤩🤩😁
The virtual museum is quote something! I really like seeing the finds on display like that.
A very enjoyable episode! I loved seeing Richard Morriss involved and I definitely think this year's TT is finding its feet in the modern world. A good mix of new and familiar.
Loved it. A return to one of my all time favourite TV programmes.
I really appreciate the more collegiate atmosphere which Dr Gus encourages. Much less frenetic and stagey than with Sir Tony. Everyone is kinder. Better atmosphere. Long time fan from the first-ever TT shows.
Fantastic three days of digging this site. Looking forward to future episodes.
As a long time fan of Time Team I am liking the this new style of presentation. Tony Robinson's role was to play the "everyman" asking the dumb questions which was mostly good but did make me cringe at times.
I do like the one day an episode format. I also like the calmness of the show. Reminds me of Mick’s calm nature of his digs. Looking forward to another three day dig and what will be found.
Excellent. It feels like Time Team has gotten back into its stride. Well done all!
Great dig! Enjoyed it a lot, particularly the coffins in the vault. How awesome! Great story to go along with the dig too.
I love the Virtual museum and everything else is just a given!🥰🥰🥰
I really enjoyed the history of the site that the team pulled up from old maps and documents. Thanks all.
A great three days. Loved the large span of history that was covered. Looking forward to anything additional on Patreon as the finds are further analysed. Access to things like the timeline and more virtual objects would also be great.
The new Time Team feel like they are hitting their stride with this episode. Thoroughly enjoyed it.
Great episode! Love seeing Time Team doing what Time Team does best.
Thanks to all for a thoroughly enjoyable and informative programme looking forward to the next many thanks.
Phenomenal work.. what a pleasure to spend parts of three days watching this unfold.