Tony Robinson's Time Travels | S1E11 | History’s Battlers

[@somecunninglinguist]

Thank you for letting me watch these

[@Ritzi66]

some cunning linguist How long did it take you to come up with that moniker ?

[@margielewis6009]

Thank you for sharing,

[@WelshIrishLady]

Nice touch to end with an homage to your own family's journey!

[@mattkaustickomments]

I’m totally amazed about the Builders’ progressive attitude, especially back then!!!

[@sharene411]

Just seeing that creature in your hand sort of made me light-headed...then she gave you a cooked one. You took a bite!🤮😳 I nearly fainted...😲

[@THINKincessantly]

There was a book written in the 1920s about developing strength from struggle....It was called “My Struggle”...

[@DavidJones-ir3ks]

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[@RobJorg]

RIP tony, sad to hear.

[@chuckwiseman3632]

Sir Tony Robinson is still alive.

[@hogwashmcturnip8930]

So, does he eat prawns? Oysters? Snails? Mussels? You eat what you can get, and witchiti grubs are far more sustainable than prawns. Lol

[@sharene411]

I'd starve to death or eat grass first. 🤔

[@hogwashmcturnip8930]

I found this a very odd episode. On one hand he seemed to be saying 'Fight for your rights' and on the other 'Tug the forelock and shut up' They didn't really explore any True Fighters, just a bit of a waffle about his own family. Who seemed to have had it pretty easy and been a bunch of suck ups. For instance what about the Rabbit Proof Fence? What abput Aboriginal children /Native American children, being snatched from their families to be 'rehabilitated' as white? What about the Lady Julian? What about the strikes in Mills, Mines; Women chainmakers? Oh, I forgot, he is a Sir now. That explains the old arse lickers saying how great the Etonians were That was the most offensive thing I have seen in a long time. F*ing awful So his grandfather couldn't box because he lost his wig? Boo bleedin hoo He could afford a wig?. My great grandfather was a ringleader in a strike for better rights, that got him banned from working in a mine again. Then they closed the pits. My great uncle walked the length of the country to find work for himself and his 10 brothers. That is fighting Tony, not Daddy getting his wig knocked off!