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A show called Back in Time for Dinner. It's about a family who has to live like they're in 6 different decades, over 6 weeks. I love History and I love reality shows, so this is indeed the show for me.

My family is watching it on the CBC website as it comes out, which is kind of annoying because binging is not an option. But it means we have something to look forward to every Thursday night, so that's good.

Cassandra wrote:A show called Back in Time for Dinner. It's about a family who has to live like they're in 6 different decades, over 6 weeks. I love History and I love reality shows, so this is indeed the show for me.

My family is watching it on the CBC website as it comes out, which is kind of annoying because binging is not an option. But it means we have something to look forward to every Thursday night, so that's good.

I've watched that series; it's good, isn't it! The change in fashion from the 1910s to the 1920s was quite dramatic, and it's really interesting to see how society changed its views on things in relatively short timespans.

Ah, I think you've seen the British one (Back in Time for Tea). It goes back further than the Canadian one; BITFD starts in the 40s. I'd really like to watch BITFT, but my mom looked and couldn't find it online. ;-;

It is really cool to see how things change, though! It's also really cool to see how much you can learn about a certain decade just through what went down in the kitchen.

Ah, I didn't know there was a Canadian one too. I'd like to see that too!
The one I saw was still called Back in Time for Dinner, though. However, I now realise that the one I mentioned (that starts in the 1900s), that I saw most recently was actually called Further Back in Time for Dinner. I think the former series started in the 1950s.

I haven't seen BITFT, and I see there are a few others as well (Like BITF...The Weekend). I'm curious what they are about now.

Yes, it is! The kitchen tells so many tales! In FBITFD, they start off with a maid (played by a young chef who is a real trooper having to learn to cook all kinds of complicated weird dishes from old cookbooks), and it's extra interesting to see how her role changes throughout the years too, going from a maid, to working in a fish and chip shop, to being a landgirl when war breaks out.

Annihilation the movie

And its [&@%!] weird n cool n lovin it

Money Heist, I am almost finish with the new season and I can't believe that I need to wait for a year for the new season.

The Witcher is a great series! If someone has not seen this series, must change it

Im watching Ohsama Sentai King-Ohger which is a Super Sentai show about 6 Kings defending their unique kingdoms from the monster race known as the Bugnarok. Each kingdom are different and the characters are fun. Also the story is more serialised than other Super Sentai shows. King-Ohger is more akin to like Kamen Rider than Super Sentai.