Tony Robinson's - Titanic Adventure (Part 5 of 6) .

[@c.s.7266]

Tony is one lucky bastard. He so deserved it. I've learned more about history from him than any book or class.

[@Theories16]

I dont think ive said "Wow" such many times during any documentary ive ever watched.. great docu.

[@dudemang1353]

Been searching for this section of the documentary for so long. The human eye-level perspective that the bot captures is stunning. Amazing experience.

[@i.p.956]

That bit at the beginning about the band broke my heart. This scene always makes me cry in the movie and it made me tear up now.

[@jehansanzterre3956]

James Cameron's rescue ideas are intriguing;the idea of reversing engines and backing out of the ice floe/field reminds me of the Russian film Admiral,where Admiral Aleksandr Kolchak uses the same technique to reverse through a minefield.Fascinating program,thanks for sharing!Love Tony's many adventures in time and archaeology.

[@Mikebuster]

his idea of dropping passengers on the iceberg is fanciful but not out of the realms of possibility either. they would of cleared the berg really quickly though it'd be like 4-5 miles behind them before they stopped. they'd of had to keep going and yes go in reverse like he said to reduce flooding

[@Harmon1ca]

You've got to be joking. Please upload the final part(s)!

[@The_OneManCrowd]

Sacrificed their lives for so little? These men did their duty to help keep people as calm as they could during a catastrophic event, knowing they were probably going to die anyways, and went out on top. Consummate professionals all, to be respected and remembered.

[@The_OneManCrowd]

@@Songofthe_sea Excellent observation my friend. They knew the strains of music would help ease the burden of impending doom.

[@MiissAnnascott]

They had to rescue elwood in ghosts of the abyss aswell. thank you for uploading :)

[@32446]

The band leader came from my home town and lived a few doors up from my relatives. His fiancé never got over his death. His funeral was huge. The whole town came out to see it.

[@MrSapperb3]

Colne eh, I’m from Burnley myself and always gaze at the memorial on my way past

[@talkaboutwacky]

Hearing about the bands surviving family members not getting the full wages of their spouses cause Titanic never made it to New York makes my blood boil

[@randomness9608]

Absolutely amazing footage 10 out of 10 for that

[@The_Daily_Tomato]

Dude! Are you telling me that i have watched over 70 minutes of this and i can't get the end?!?!? what the fuck???

[@williamrankin685]

TheIcelandic Omg

[@philkearney0577]

Tony is so lucky doing this I'd give my life savings to do this

[@missyb9438]

Philip Kearney I saw a company that charges $30,000 or something 😃

[@peterfile2185]

Bet your mind is changed now huh

[@Ryan____Z]

I wouldn’t go down there if you paid me a million

[@philkearney0577]

@@peterfile2185 not at all,I’d honestly still go given the opportunity.I’m an experienced diver I love the sea and except the risks.

[@philkearney0577]

@@missyb9438 wow who’s this with?

[@terrimitchell-whatdoyouthink]

So what happened to part 6 of 6? Part 5 cut out, was that it? There's no explanation, no other video... ???

[@vivekradhakrishnanVicky]

Lucky are the people who got to see the wreck with their own eyes... I envy them

[@joflynn999]

How do you feel about it after the news this week?

[@diddlethepoodle4812]

You couldn't have put people on that iceberg, have no idea the size or shape of it or even if it had any spots for people to cling on to or even sit or stand. and you have no clue how far the ship drifted after they hit the iceberg. They didn't immediately stop they were probably nowhere near it after they realized what was going on.

[@chrisclarke2167]

That's bull that white star made the widows of the band members pay for the lost uniforms like really they tried to keep the people calm. Then they said they didn't finish their job. It white stars fault for the mess.

[@seanpatrick5256]

WHERE THE HELL IS PART 6?

[@AceDevGames]

Part 6: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eZSYqJikdsmjpJI

[@hannyhawkins7804]

“A heroic myth’s been built up around that band. But I still find it hard to believe that they sacrificed their lives for so little’ - Tony Robinson, sceptical that the ship’s band really did play on til the end. Wrong. They weren’t playing for the employers who cheated them or the passengers who barely listened. If they thought they were going to miss out on a seat in the lifeboats, (very likely) and were going to drown, all the musicians I know would have done just one thing - kept making music with their bandmates til the end - because that’s what they loved to do; that’s what made them happier than just about anything else in life. That’s why musicians are musicians.

[@DK640OBrianYT]

If the Titanic just have had an electric front carbon rod lantern to assist the crows nest with the lookout......

[@mariahcastro2100]

Estou fascinada com a historia real do Titanic

[@grantmctaggart9942]

🎵 His name is James Cameron the greatest pioneer no budget to steep no sea to deep whose that?! It’s him! James Cameron 🎵

[@musicvideosEM220]

What was th submarine used to dive? I see the flag from Rusia

[@Tiffany.1970]

As Cameron movie says ships too big too small rudder doesn't turn well

[@WolfGrrl1]

Don't blame it all of Frederick Fleet for not seeing the iceberg 10 seconds earlier and maybe the whole thing wouldn't never happen. We're all humans, we make mistakes. Plus, it was dark outside and he had no binoculars.

[@sonic4sale]

I don't think he is blaming so much as wondering "What if". But there are so many "What if's" with Titanic. Any changes could have helped or hindered the situation.

[@Gall900]

Cameron's idea of "putting everyone on the iceberg" is insutingly stupid.

[@dakeda2024]

How would u kno .

[@chantalpadora7527]

@ 11:07 ahead the Lost Souls disturb the signal

[@EmmAPestilenciA]

exactly! and at 11:27 that looks like a shadow person, then the battery ends up dying...anyone who knows about ghost hunting can see these are classic ghost events

[@cim6864]

So there are ghost even underwater? Lol

[@trevormurphy7041]

Remember with your eyes it’s always better than the video

[@NorthSea-xb7jk]

should lift and preserve assa many items as possible, such as plates, kithecnware, mirrors...

[@williamjones7163]

Houston, we have a problem

[@odiumimbues]

to tell you the truth, musicians were probably more aware than any of the classists on that ship. they didnt sacrifice anything, they probably were savoring their last moments doing what they love, knowing there wasnt enough lifeboats and men were last. why go out screaming when its inevitable? play music and enjoy god.

[@EMGL33]

4:04 Wow

[@QWERTY-ri5yw]

can someone help me.. did they land the mia on the titanic? would she of taken the weight of it? thanks

[@calvertmorris2420]

Yes they did, subs landing on her, have been a big point of issue for Bob Balerd. Because it has caused damage

[@nathanpotter4814]

The guy had a point, they should have had people get on the iceberg from the Titanic ship, they would have been cold and alive, the iceberg was not sinking, a lot of people would have survived that day.

[@vector6977]

Nathan Potter by the time they stopped, the burg was over 10 miles away.

[@subadanus6310]

even if they were close, i can't imagine being able to climb up on a slippery ice surface while you're freezing and already have little control over your movements

[@kozeexsvaper7037]

they when down with 2 rov?

[@nousgj4212]

I used to think about the same things. What if the engines were reversed? and what if the people were put on iceberg?

[@wispa1a]

They would have died from hyperthermia.

[@WyattPeterson-rs5ne]

We can lift the ship it’s plates are one inch thick.

[@AceDevGames]

Part 6: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eZSYqJikdsmjpJI

[@Tiffany.1970]

Dam right disgrace to charge the bands widows for losing clothes really a disgrace

[@grace7701]

Maybe he never heard all the testimonies of survivors that hesrd thrm playing almost to the end. Why would it be so hard to understand, they knew they would most likely die.

[@elomeli211]

I don't like how he doubted the musicians playing until the end..

[@someonenew5198]

What guarantees they did?!

[@katbrown1449]

I feel like the bankd playing... they kenw they would die most liekleu and did hwta they loved. So would i. More of an " I shall finsih the game" scenario. Love of their instruments. They played for love of the game.

[@annacrossman1288]

If I was in this submarine next to James Cameron, looking directly at the wreck, would I hear music?

[@Tiffany.1970]

I wonder if the design of titanic n her size the rear ships rudder was too small for her length ie titanic was 882 feet long n a small rudder was quite simply not big enough to turn such a large ship like titanic

[@Tiffany.1970]

The crows nest was destroyed by salvagers or thieves to get to the bell n phone should have left titanic well alone

[@laddersman]

Tiffany i agree . should have been left .like someone loses a family member they all like flies round shit seeing what they can get their hands on x

[@Arklay_98]

And let it be lost to history? Fuck that I say explore but be careful doing it.

[@azru0011]

Who is the poor guy caught in the middle? I think it's kind of rude not to introduce him and tell the audience how he is involved- he's there but they are trying to pretend he isn't and you can tell the guy feels so awkward and annoyed

[@perrysaker1526]

What annoys me is that more damage has ocurred since the discovery because of titanic inc constantly salvaging...thousands of items sat in plastic containers filled with water in wharehouse storage!..no one will ever see these items, maybe a handful at an exhibition if your lucky..the crows nest was destroyed when they wrestled the telephone from the cable. The wirless room roof destroyed by the constant landing of subs...

[@paulchristopher3887]

When the water began covering the bow, passenger must have been absolutely petrified.

[@nigelmurphy6761]

just try and imagine what that must have been like belowdecks, especially in the forward parts. must have been an absolute nightmare when the ship began flooding.

[@yabbadabbado2838]

Actually if they got on the berg it would have turned over

[@davidsmith3736]

They panicked.

[@LosTimeNeos]

7:07 Captain Edward Smith was asleep in his cabin. The decision fell to second-in-command William Murdoch. Just saying.

[@laddersman]

James was right what he said ,its like a Monument shouldnt be touched things taken ,i agree with him . then stuff was taken auctioned off fffs greed ,all the people that died on that early morning no respect for the dead , money money ,

[@guytremblay1647]

i love it when James Cameron takes out theories out of his ass that makes no sens .Like he would have done better than those guys did on the Titanic .I don't know if you know Dummy but by the time they stopped the shipt completly and calculated the damages more than an hours already had went by and that icebirg was already miles away from them and restarting steam engins take a fuc...g long time to achieve so no way to get those people on the icebirg in time cause only one hour was left untill the ship went completly under .I find it hard to figure out how such a ritch guy that dierected so many grossing movies comes up with so retard solution about what could have been done when the titanic hit the icebirg . He must of got a brain freeze from to many dive to the wreck .

[@rocket81ful]

12:10 a snap of the fingers, everybody just chill, his such a tosser.Tony should of tossed the thing at him. & 12:57 the guy in the middle with his eyes closed, like his just about ready to kill the another two. lol.

[@paulobrien7557]

Snoop dog is on the move

[@katbrown1449]

There wa salos plenty of wood taht could have bene ripped off an dtode together. So much could have been done...

[@peterfile2185]

It’s James Cameron the bravest pioneer no budget to steep no sea to deep look it’s him James Cameron

[@edwardburnsen-hicks2721]

Bloke won a prize I entered to go down an see it.

[@davidsmith3736]

One day your ghostship won't be there then what?

[@MT-sb4nm]

Rx

[@anonymousmom2222]

If they had opened the watertight (emergency)doors, the ship would have sunk flat, at a right attitude, not broken in half, perhaps have floated long enough for rescue. Putting people on the iceberg is a great idea too.

[@marketgarden4499]

One of the greatest Insurance frauds of all time. To bad so many people lost their lives on board the Olympic. Its disturbing what mankind will do for money.

[@Arklay_98]

You’re a dumbass

[@murf69]

Ye bastard

[@annebradley6086]

Having the movie Maker accompany the exhibition was a silly idea. He just wants to promote the fake rendition of the Titanic. He knows damn well JP Morgan and Bruce Ismay blew the ship in half, and that's what made it sink! Cpt Smith was not even on deck. He was sleeping. The lt successfully dodged the very, I believe. Nobody heard or felt any crash. But they did hear a massive explosion. There was also a hole made under the watertight windows. That helped water to wenter even though there watertight windows were all locked. There's much more. I m too tired to share anything else.

[@rawrdario2469]

Uhm, what about the story’s of survivors?

[@rebeccasjodal9769]

Anne Bradley What makes you think that? What sources do you base it on?

[@BigBazz-Clips]

it was actual the martians

[@missyb9438]

Anne Bradley oh shut it🖕🏻

[@32446]

Is the earth also flat???

[@IndianaJoneFan24]

Murdoch saw the berg before Fleet did. He immediately ordered hard-a-starboard and ordered a stop, not a full astern. The chief stoker saw the red light meaning stop. If Murdoch had ordered full astern, no red light was needed. Because the boilers needed to output the same steam for full ahead or full astern. Fleet said the ship started turning the second he hung up the phone, this would be impossible unless Murdoch saw the berg first and acted immediately. The crew acted as fast as they could, but due to optical illusions and a lack of moonlight, they were never going to turn the ship in time.