Tony Robinson Down Under | E6 | Still Stroppy Beggars

[@TheRattleSnake3145]

If I hear this man's voice , I know I will be entertained.

[@prizecowproductions]

Mr Rattlesnake meet Mr Robertson. Jokes aside he has a way of making you feel included. Have a great day. Aussie Jeff Moore

[@suzannehorwood3310]

😂I have used this mans voice to help me drift off to sleep for the past 13 years. Also grew up watching him in Maid Marion and her Merry Men...Tony in tights 😂😂

[@kiniburk]

Really appreciate this series being released to YT. I enjoy listening to Tony Robinson.

[@shaneoconnor6565]

Best history narrator 👍

[@pierremainstone-mitchell8290]

Nice one indeed Tony! As an Aussie born and bred I reckon this is, if not your best, then certainly high up in the top ten! Well done Mate!

[@darrenkoglin3423]

Great to have some decent unadulterated entertainment thanks MrT R where all brothers&sisters regardless what country we are born

[@martinpipe4922]

Brilliant series, thank you!

[@catshez]

I remember hearing once about Adolph Hitler's concept and knowledge of Australia.. He apparently said "Give me 20 000 Australian troops and I can rule the World" My life began with Australians Wish I could reminisce and cry on Tony Robinson's shoulder right now 😔. I was born on Bougainville Island, a white European child born on the island to a British father and French/ Italian mother. Bougainville was its own dream life for all of us children, from all backgrounds and colours. I am a child of Bougainville but essentially a lot of things I knew were Australian. We had Aussie television : ABC, channel 7 Channel 9 and RAGE (yet another amazing invention and institution of Oz!!) Being different yet the same defined all of us kids of BCL mine, defined all the adults too. Being different but working for the ALL is what I understand .. and that is uniquely Australian . (That was the original concept of the USA too but somehow they didn't manage to maintain it as Australia has.) I wasn't born in Australia but the doctor and nurses there for my birth were Aussies, I learnt about the world from television, but also in my family. My dad was English, my mum is Corsican French/ Italian, I was born and lived on Bougainville Island and a lot of my life was based on Australian way of life. I am not Australian (my sister is now though, she lives in Adelaide, her work made her able to be there and get her Naturalisation).. My mum is about to travel to Australia on Monday, 3 days from now and I am happy for her and also so jealous !!!! It has been 20 years since I was last in the Land of Oz 😢. I don't think anyone will read this comment.. I guess I am just writing it to get things off my chest. Life was never the same after leaving Bougainville to live in the UK. Australia is my closest connection to reality, the way of life I believe in. For me it can only now be in memories, dreams, fantasy or watching Aussie tv 😊 Slip, Slop, Slap... If you don't understand this then you are not Australian 😂 "Give me a home among the gum trees, And lots of plum trees, A sheep or two and a kangaroo , Clothes line out the back, veranda out the front And and old rocking chair" 🥰😄

[@Teresa-ih4sn]

Fantastic!!!❤❤❤❤

[@Pyjamarama11]

Tony, come back and update everyone on Aussies paying $1,000,000 to live in a 50 square metre unit with a leaky ceiling Luckyyyyy

[@dldove22]

I loved this series. It's very informative and very entertaining, as only Tony Robinson can do. I really appreciated learning the history as I saw where it happened. The computer graphic simulations were pretty cool, too. It's just too bad it's so far away from me.

[@marianjeffrey8684]

I live near here where the ashed were made and our town is so Proud of our history.

[@adamdavis4346]

Britain needs an Australian Prime Minister

[@doughoffman3873]

i second martin. long time fan. nice park cut scene with the backrub. seeing more of those shots lol having fun?

[@michelvisser7051]

make a collage or how its called of the bloopers, would be very funny. But more seriously i love to watch this cant get enough of it, well now on the the next series

[@lffit]

Wonderful !!!

[@dandyohalloran]

He asked what will the Australia of the future look like? Like most places : a tyrannical net-zero hell that can lock people down at the slightest whim.

[@jimt6919]

Sir Tony.. I'm a huge fan , but I must say, if you don't tell the the story of STEVE IRWIN, your series about Australia will never be complete.

[@grantvanmierlo5097]

I actually read some where the first Austrlians killed in ww1 was by Afghan cameleers near broken hill N.S W ,which ended up with a shoot out with the locals.

[@user-bp4hp1ld4n]

Очень интересно.

[@CHANANNAIRMOSHINGLEFAIRE]

57 still sign up again.

[@janielaurel]

yeah - 300 years to say "we're sorry" - somehow in the world of "fairness" that just doesn't count. It's far from enough. Yet, there IS Kevin Rudd, speaking from a truly aware present time perspective about the truth of acceptance and what it takes to create a truly evolved society :)

[@davidparris7167]

It was actually 219 years not 300. For 3% of the population (I have not included the estimated 0.8% of bogus aborigines) the aborigines whose only claim to fame is they are still here after 40,000 to 65,000 years (estimates vary) and are only a small footnote in Australian history unless some long-forgotten cache of literature or invention is discovered in a cave....... somewhere. Their rigid patriarchy, extreme misogyny, humbugging and use of violence as a control weapon can be counted as a social/ political long-lasting legacy of their original tribal culture which ironically is the obstacle in the way of creating ''a truly evolved society''. It is through education and being in personal command of a better destiny than thinking of themselves as childlike and forever victims of an undeserved fate that they can become a fully integrated part of the nation.

[@martinneal5240]

@@davidparris7167 You are one very sick puppy.

[@daDonn]

I love how this video about being "Down Under" is blocked in the Australian region... this is why people are using VPNs these days :/

[@alexhope212009]

Kevin Rudd was the best prime minister during my lifetime.

[@TheCollectorz1]

any relation to james robinson

[@flatoutt1]

the reason we said NO was because we didn't trust the dodgy model the self serving polies came up with . for me at the time ,malcolm turnball wasn't really serving australias best interest . it was mostly about malcolm serving himself.and wanting to get a higher profile

[@Pyjamarama11]

"we don't need royals living in their palaces !" First thing the president does on becoming a republic ....... builds a presidential palace

[@brontewcat]

Actually the dodgy model was realistic. The role of head of state has to be non political. That means they cannot be directly elected.

[@Kid_Kootenay]

Lol the guys on the ground yelling whoa whoa at the plane, hey guys if he could whoa the plane I'm pretty sure he would have lol Darwin almost got a couple of more for the list.

[@rhino1479]

20 months at sea?? I'll take the jet lag thanks

[@jamesburleigh7276]

Kevin Rudd was a great sniveler, & being a power drunk turd, he'd hate the fact he'll never ever be a Knight of the Realm.

[@shaneoconnor6565]

I will not apologise for something I didn’t do !!! Rudd is a puppet

[@CAP198462]

Aggressive German expansionism? I heard the war started because an ostrich got shot by Archie Duke, 😆

[@PortCharmers]

Don't forget the sausage factory in Tanganika

[@warrenpitt6205]

CIA

[@flygirlfly]

Fox hunting? Still?? Really??!! Disappointed in you Aussie..

[@Herbal69]

They are a feral introduced pest that decimates local wildlife populations.

[@amyk518]

Foxes are an introduced, invasive species in Australia and they destroy native species and habitats that have no defences against them. They cannot co-exist so unfortunately the culling of introduced species like foxes, rabbits and cane toads is a necessary reality to save these native species that are found nowhere else in the world. The pomp and ceremony of the fox hunt shown here is entirely unnecessary though and isn't a common thing

[@davidparris7167]

Foxes are a feral animal in Australia and don't belong here. Death to all foxes, rabbits and cats living in the bush.

[@wyzolma99]

They're considered vermin here🤨

[@Pyjamarama11]

you poor lamb we won't tell you what we do with feral cats then