Entering The Hard-Working Life of Pottery Making | 24 Hours In The Past | All Documentary

I want to see the Holland Brothers and their friends do this 😂

It beats the great pottery throw down hands down..!!!👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🙌

this is just what the doctor ordered to watch (:

Makes me appreciate my life. Can’t wait to see the next episodes.

I'm watching this from across the pond! Pennsylvania, USA 🥰

It really makes you appreciate how far we've come.

I loved this show but why can't Anne work and stop being a pain
I mean what did they all expect this isn't about posh hotel's etc this was Victorian time's

I really don't know why Anne bothered (half arsed at that) to do this show.
She actually ruins it.

I looooove this series!!

Why are they crying because they didn't get paid 😭 it's not real

TORSCK

I so happy for all episodes
Thank you

The lady who presenta this looks like shes came straight from the Victorian era .

On one hand, this was gruesome labor. On the other hand, we've lost all of those pottery jobs and the production of all those goods.

I'm confused about Tiger's face. It gets fat and puffy one episode and normal then next. Weird!!

Im surprised anne a conservative. Labourers still work with hard word for long hours with little pay and their benefits are capped and does not match their living costs. Yet she's fighting for labourers but conservative in modern day... i don't think much changed in work ethic and the pay values.

I've got to say the bosses and Ruth are really putting in work because I could not have the strength to yell at someone who doesnt deserve it about how they arent doing something right

Ann's face when he said she was too old. 🤭

I wish this had a 2nd series

As much as people say Anne is an entitled politician, without people like her, these kinds of movements never would have happened.

I would sign up to live like this for free

acting up because of the "grind up beetles" ..someone gonna tell her what's in her 21st century make-up or what schellack is made of or what karmin is? 😂

Great idea how to make the documentary. Really like the concept.❤

cool

If the meals the actors had were just an example, no big deal. It did seem however, that variety was not the norm. If the workers of the time really ate like this every day, scurvy was not far over the horizon.

i read somewhere that a lot of elderly ladies back then would live on stoops and they would watch the babies of the younger ladies and at the end of the day as payment the younger ladies would bring them something like a cup of tea and a piece of bread and that's what they had to eat for the whole day while they just lived on a porch in the cold.

Anna's mantra...I can't, I won't !

But there would be more work today if we still had these industries

Its odd, i would like to try this but it would be a massive slap in the face compared to todays standards.
Health and safety
Hourly pay
Suitable breaks
Understandable flexible hours
They pay little money in the victorian era because employers knew there was someone to replace you tomorrow

Replacing broken equipment could have cost Tyger anywhere from A WEEK TO A MONTH'S wages! And those broken cups would have possibly cost Zoe and Alister the same

How did they brought back this reality back to life? 😳 Some one explain please?

Amazing reenacments work♥

Ann hardle standard for her age. Way out of shape.