AIBU to ask if you know back in time for dinner

[Flyingfish2019]

If you enjoyed it as much as me and if there is more of it?

Think there have been 2 series of Back in Time for Dinner; one of Back in Time for the Factory and, starting next week, Back in Time for School

Thanks a lot. I did not know that. By the way: I have heard there is another series like that about schools in the past but I forgot how it was called.

If you’ve got Sky, there’s also Back in Time for Christmas when you do a search!!

The school one started this week. Well worth watching.

There's also back in time for tea with a northern family. But I preferred the original family!

I really liked it - there were two series of Back In Time For Dinner (roughly one half of a century for each series, 1900 onwards) then Back In Time For Tea which was one series spanning the century and which followed a Northern working class family timeline, rather than a Southern middle class one.

Both are excellent, as is Back In Time For Christmas :)

There was also Back In Time For The Weekend with the lovely Ashby-Hawkins family.

The Christmas one was fab! I really enjoyed watching it.

Thanks for the heads up about the school one - I knew it was being made (received an email about casting!!) but didn't know when it was being shown.

I love it-we all watched it.

We watched the Back in Time for dinners and tea and the Christmas one. There was a factory one recently though I’m not sure that was the same series?

Loved it!

Rochelle and her tin opener

I don’t think that tin opener was that unusual, was it? We used to have one like this in my parents house and I am not that old.

I loved all of them especially the one's with the Robshaws, such a lovely family.

The family in Back in Time for the Weekend were also delightful.

Watching Back in Time for Christmas has become a recent tradition for me, the 70's and 80's ones take me right back

Really looking forward to watching all of that... or should I wait until Christmas?

Oooh, watch it now. Then again next year 😉 (I think the programme was a couple of years old? I enjoyed it just as much the second time!)

I watched Tudor Monestary Farm over and over... lol

I enjoyed these, all the ones of that series have been mentioned, I also enjoyed Victorian slum and Victorian bakers, which were similar in theme

Victorian slim. I never heard of that one but it sounds sad and not to enjoyable...

*Victorian slum
Lol, Victorian Slim sounds like a brand of cigarettes.

My husband adored the Edwardian programme with Sue Perkins and Giles Coren.

Not exactly the same but similar in regards to living out a period of history, I really enjoyed the 1900 House programme shown in the early noughties, think you can watch it on YouTube still?

Loved those programmes. Didn't know about the school one, will catch up on iplayer.

Loved it, I love anything like that and will quite happily watch repeats too.

Yes, the 1900 house is still on YouTube.

The confectioners was a good series too.