Amanda Discovers x7 Grandmother Was Famous Winemaker | Who Do You Think You Are

[@patriciajrs46]

I want to know if the people who now own that vineyard are still in the family line? Are they related to this actress?

[@ktjamlex]

We all have 64 x7 grandmothers. Odds are one of them did something special, different or scandalous..

[@emdiar6588]

I don't want to be pedantic, but I think you mean: We all have *a* *maximum* of 64 x7 grandmothers. After 7 generations, you have lost all sense of how many hundreds of distant cousins you are walking past in the street every day. Given the nature of expediential expansion within each generation, and the fact that until recently people rarely moved away from the area they grew up in, it is fairly certain that a great many people have unknowingly met and married people with whom they share a x6 grandmother. Their children would have maximum of 63 x7 grandmothers. And that is if it only happened once. The reality is that the number would almost certainly be far lower, especially in sparsely populated areas. I know that is not the point you are trying to make, but your opening premise is unsustainable.

[@Coach-Daisy]

@@emdiar6588 the reality of it is that our ancestors didn't have last names until about 1300 a little sooner for the royals so we do not have as many ancestors as one might thing but many men did get around the village kind of a type of breeding service if you will and created many illegitimate children as many dna tests are now proving and many more females cheated much more than people once thought ? It seems the forbidden seemed more desired by those who had no self mastery over their own bodies or senses. Much like today don't you know? It seems the more the laws and society said NO to something , the weakest people found it more exciting to do it on the low low.

[@Coach-Daisy]

So there are not as many ancestors as their are people are the earth right now.

[@mradventurer8104]

@@emdiar6588 You have 2 parents, 4 grandparents, 8 greatgrandparents , 16x2 greatgrandparents, 32x3greatgrandparents, 64x3grandparents, 128x5 grandparents and 256 x6 grandparents so that means 512x7 greatgrandparents and half of that grandmothers (256). I think he is right but the number is not 64 imo.

[@sonjag.8686]

In the french Language you don’t pronounce the d in Gerard, it is silent! Wonderful Show✌🏻

[@yeetfeet731]

"And they had nine children-" Amanda: "WHOHT?"

[@billfaint6736]

I only had 2 grandmothers for the simple reason that they were sisters.

[@lindapesnell5723]

❤️ Thank You ❤️

[@patricianneryan4071]

Bordeaux is beautiful country..Manifique!

[@roseogrady8785]

WOW.

[@speshul7525]

I am American. Don't know you. Find this interesting

[@ItzLily55]

Wow

[@jackmundo4043]

What a woman. The complete package.

[@ItzLily55]

I was born in 2010

[@AndySaenz]

Omg, you’re just a kid.

[@pierresursock6000]

Ok

[@ichymcgee2315]

the wine glass was filthy.

[@PedroRodriguezRodriguez-mq4ho]

Blonde number 1 Amanda

[@rsa420]

like the buildings someone is showing her age badly]

[@alanbevington4875]

"same trees..." (from 200+ years ago) So, Amanda apparently doesn't know how trees work

[@bartwilson2513]

The exact same type of tree and likely directly genetically related. Close enough.....don’t get your panties in a wad.

[@shellc6743]

She's not very bright

[@captainkenzie6873]

most trees from 200 years ago are gone now so it is special.

[@Truthiscrystalclear]

History of indecency does not mean we have the follow suit.

[@Bughugger]

doesn't mean you have the follow suit? what in the world does that mean?

[@azhy3354]

Umm

[@gregwilliams386]

How come Asterix isn't on the glass? That's how I remember wine in France.

[@meganesergerie5382]

You must have visited a tourists trap! Lol!

[@billlyspencer3118]

So Holden is a famous wine drinker??

[@ritawartena3914]

U

[@gulag8735]

Botox is incredible if I'm honest

[@Bughugger]

... hmm.. did you get lost somewhere in KZbin land?? lol

[@gulag8735]

@@Bughugger no, just a causal observer

[@AndySaenz]

Yes, it works wonders.

[@janeyd5280]

Tarty. Tart.

[@shellc6743]

Not too bright is she ?

[@shellc6743]

What a dirty glass

[@rafg2857]

So, can we say "Harlotry" is in her genes?

[@marinarassin4231]

If she loved france , why didn t she learn the language?

[@marinarassin4231]

@Brutus Tan no it doesn t , u have great free apps , 5 or 10 min a day , learn 5 new words each day , there are apps to speak with other students oe native speakers , you tube channels .etc , its way more easy than it used to be . Thats how I do my italian and portugese 😉

[@Arazhul12]

So if you love something you need to become professional about it or what? Also it seems she knows some French since she knows how to pronounce the words but probably just not enough to speak fluently on TV

[@parachuteguy3992]

i hat al of u

[@mugsev]

Imagine how languages I must learn for every country I love. ..I'm in trouble