I sure like this couple. You can see they have a great relationship, he misses her company in the earlier decades when she's stuck in the kitchen and he's stuck in the dinning room....and their kids are great. Very little whining and it seems a sense of adventure. It's been a great series and I'm going to have withdrawal from this.
Extremely well done series. The family is precious! Great job, Giles - as usual. Would have been better if Sue Perkins also would have hosted the show. I guess you can't have it all. In any event, this is a terrific series!
I feel sad for this family. They show is good but the mom is positively depressed and appears very sad The kids and dad are very happy I’m glad for them I think the mom brings everyone down and the girls keep everything together
Having Fred say that he wanted to live and work at that farm makes you think how kids may not like vegetables because they don't taste real even if they may never have experienced that 'real' flavour.
while i could relate to the 80's, the way they did 1990 is foreign to me. in reality, decades bleed one to the next, so there were no hidden cabinets or hidden refrigerator in my home, it was largely the same 80's stuff that got slowly fazed out throughout the 90's. And we didn't get a microwave until 1994.
What about us getting pay as you go mobile phones? They were available to anyone by 97! My first mobile phone was a vodaphone from the post office! How can they miss that out?... MASSIVELY IMPORTANT part of 90s. Changed our world!
The produce from say Thailand such as mini majes and other things from the 3rd world were washed in polluted, even water they used as sewers. I am a cook and all this produce has to be rinced again and again and boiled before it is eatable so take extra care when preparing these ingredients.
The very mention of meat processing makes me sick, todays process for food is highly questionable when you understand what its about & who is tampering with clean food sources like Monsanto. I dont like to buy touch or cook meat after Britain's Mad Cow Scare. I eat far less than I use too.
I love this family, especially now that they have returned for Further Back, but why does Brandon always have to PROVE he knows something about each time period? "This is a remote. Now for the first time you can change the channel without getting up." "Its the First Master Chef! I didn't know it'd be going this long, I really didn't."
I'd rather Brandon being a know it all than Rochelle and the brats being completely oblivious to basic things in the past like a deer caught in the headlights.
I sure like this couple. You can see they have a great relationship, he misses her company in the earlier decades when she's stuck in the kitchen and he's stuck in the dinning room....and their kids are great. Very little whining and it seems a sense of adventure. It's been a great series and I'm going to have withdrawal from this.
When the "90's house makeover" looks better than your flat today :/
lol right :)
This was the decade of my childhood from 5 years old to 15.
Clinton era
Such a good time for gaming, and copy saves from some tough guys from the same avenue at some game console center
I've loved this series, thanks for putting them up!
Extremely well done series. The family is precious! Great job, Giles - as usual. Would have been better if Sue Perkins also would have hosted the show. I guess you can't have it all. In any event, this is a terrific series!
you gotta love how they all sing to hit me baby by britney while little fred holds his ears shut in the car :'D
Enjoyed 1900-2000 with such a lovely and fun family
I would love it if they did a sequel to this show where they explore medieval times, renaissance, Georgian, and Victorian eras.
There's a sequel of sorts called further back in time for dinner where they go from the 1900's to 1940's
Giles does supersizers go, which is similar
the edwardian farm, victorian farm and wartime farm go into meals for the era....they are also a wonderful additon to a show like this. Ruth Goodman
I feel sad for this family. They show is good but the mom is positively depressed and appears very sad The kids and dad are very happy I’m glad for them
I think the mom brings everyone down and the girls keep everything together
Thanks for posting this itsgary. Excellent series! Love Further back in time for dinner too!
Having Fred say that he wanted to live and work at that farm makes you think how kids may not like vegetables because they don't taste real even if they may never have experienced that 'real' flavour.
Great show, great family. Would love to see the uploads of Back in time for Christmas 🎄
i love this family
Great show. Love this family. Thank you! ❤️
I'm just remembering my childhood at 90's
Oh how I miss the 90s
Same! And I'm from 1996
I really like the olden day fashion sense
@8:25 now in 2024 its back to 1/4 of the wage on food.
Very interesting program! Thanks for sharing!
great episode!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
39:10 Singing Hit Me Baby One More Time in a Station wagon with my three kids and husband is the type of woman I aspire to be one day
great show
Love Rochelle's thoughts at the end. Never truer than today, excessive food wastage, plastic, and so on.
while i could relate to the 80's, the way they did 1990 is foreign to me. in reality, decades bleed one to the next, so there were no hidden cabinets or hidden refrigerator in my home, it was largely the same 80's stuff that got slowly fazed out throughout the 90's. And we didn't get a microwave until 1994.
I the aftermath of the mad cow disease I became a vegetarian for 10 years , i was happy , but in the end I quit it and back to eating everything !
I was born in 1997... Well I didn't live this period enough to remember it.
Fred looks like a 12 year old version of David Tennant.
The fact that they use Spice up your life in 1994 and passed all 60s without a mention to the Beatles 🤣
Lol
The kitchen is really more like the 2000s/early 2010s. Way too modern looking for what would've been the 90s.
I was thinking the very same. I was a teen/young adult in the 90s and I shudder when I recall the decor of the time!
where is the rest of the series? What does the future look like?
it's by the decade so... 7 - 17 years ago is what the future looked like
I'm intrigued by tofu in Guinness.
Might taste good
I'm intrigued by anything in Guinness 🙃
I'd like to see an American version - I think it would be much different for each decade.
There is a Canadian one
@@nellyhuaman8903 And a Australian one
Thank the EU for the UK becomimg civilized and modern.
What about us getting pay as you go mobile phones? They were available to anyone by 97! My first mobile phone was a vodaphone from the post office! How can they miss that out?... MASSIVELY IMPORTANT part of 90s. Changed our world!
The show is about food, not technology
Wondering what the title of the next episode is.
yes I want to see it too!
futher back in time in diner
would hate driving in britain ... all these narrow streets and every single year another mot and waht else not
Y2k,Its Already Too Late,was a book.
They mentioned nothing about the gulf war !
Why are they in awe of the supermarket? Looks like a normal supermarket to me.
Mange tout,snow peas,,,,cafitiere,coffee plunge pot.
The produce from say Thailand such as mini majes and other things from the 3rd world were washed in polluted, even water they used as sewers. I am a cook and all this produce has to be rinced again and again and boiled before it is eatable so take extra care when preparing these ingredients.
The very mention of meat processing makes me sick, todays process for food is highly questionable when you understand what its about & who is tampering with clean food sources like Monsanto. I dont like to buy touch or cook meat after Britain's Mad Cow Scare. I eat far less than I use too.
I love this family, especially now that they have returned for Further Back, but why does Brandon always have to PROVE he knows something about each time period? "This is a remote. Now for the first time you can change the channel without getting up." "Its the First Master Chef! I didn't know it'd be going this long, I really didn't."
Brandon is a professor. :)
I don't care if he is Plato. He is there to offer his reaction TO the change, not educate ABOUT the change. He can often come across as a know-it-all.
buffalobillbuffalove my thoughts exactly . why does he have to give everyone a psynopsis. Highly irritating lol
I'd rather Brandon being a know it all than Rochelle and the brats being completely oblivious to basic things in the past like a deer caught in the headlights.
They are throwing so much food away =x
so the 90-s are just like the 2010's
No, because there was no Social media.
What is the song for 20:00?
garricksl Seal - Crazy
The men didn't take over the kitchen duties in the 90's.. whats this show on about.
WTF widescreen tele in the 90s?
of course-the 90's wasn't that long ago. lol
Widescreen telly and supernintendo :D Super Nintendo was launched in the UK in 92 and that TV seems to be about 5 years newer?
Bovine spongieform encephalitis.mad cow.
Disgosteng @11:30
his wife is super hot for her age...
I’ve been trying to guess her age for several decades now!