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Netflix made an educational history show. Let's assess the clothes 👀 (ft Lilla Crawford)

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  • Bernadette trying to contain her rage about the crushed ribs part. 💣

    @Madeen1982@Madeen19825 ай бұрын

    • And her friend who's known her all those years going "What?" 🤣

      @aksez2u@aksez2u5 ай бұрын

    • That’s the thing, if the show is supposed to be giving actual historical knowledge they can make the effort not to spread misinformation. There’s no reason why the voice over and animation can’t be accurate!!

      @heatherduke7703@heatherduke77035 ай бұрын

    • I know! Couldn't stop grinning!

      @sewmuchjoy@sewmuchjoy5 ай бұрын

    • The rage of a historical clothing nerd about that particular myth is powerful enough to send shockwaves.

      @vigilantcosmicpenguin8721@vigilantcosmicpenguin87215 ай бұрын

  • This sounds like the American version of Horrible Histories which is one of the best kids' shows on TV!! It's a historical comedy sketch show based on the books of the same name by Terry Deary and the show is made by the same people as BBC Ghosts. Every British 2000s kid was OBSESSED WITH it as a child. Every episode has a song that's a popular song with the lyrics changed to be historical, the presenter is a rat puppet, and you can tell that everyone is having so much fun making it. This show was so many history nerds' childhood and I would 1000% recommend watching it if you ever get the chance. It's genuinely so funny and has so much soul

    @dicegerry5127@dicegerry51275 ай бұрын

    • It reminds me of Horrible Histories as well. I really enjoyed that show and occasionally will find myself singing one of the songs even so many years later 😊

      @lajoyous1568@lajoyous15685 ай бұрын

    • Came here to say this as well. The bits of the Netflix show in this video look exactly like classic Horrible Histories.

      @mariaaguadoball3407@mariaaguadoball34075 ай бұрын

    • Horrible Histories was the absolute best. I encountered it because my son was obsessed with it. We often watched it together. The songs were next-level awesome.

      @Luubelaar@Luubelaar5 ай бұрын

    • Seriously I wanted to say this as well. And if you are doing a costume review I know the show had a recent revival with different cast (I don't think it's as good but that is just me) but you could see how the older costumes accuracy fares against the newer costumes.

      @naomilangevin3944@naomilangevin39445 ай бұрын

    • Horrible Histories was incredible (as are the other movies and tv shows the original cast has made Bill, Yonderland and Ghosts are all great)

      @elliot2331@elliot23315 ай бұрын

  • I'm just imagining the costume designer of this show as the time-traveling agency seamstress from Karolina's video (but perhaps less miserable)

    @melonyrobinson9944@melonyrobinson99445 ай бұрын

    • Her more optimistic sister!

      @mirjanbouma@mirjanbouma4 ай бұрын

    • I LOVED that video ❤

      @hypatiakovalevskayasklodow9195@hypatiakovalevskayasklodow91954 ай бұрын

  • The real problem seems to be that most costumers only get to work with modern clothes. They don't get the expertise or experience with historical costumes.

    @OofusTwillip@OofusTwillip5 ай бұрын

    • I'm not sure that's true, as a costumer myself, a lot of us make a lot of effort to learn historical costume because it's so interesting and modern fashion is easier to pick up on the fly. One of the biggest issues I'm aware of is difficulty sourcing historically accurate costumes as budgets and deadlines are so tight and a lot of costumes stores simply don't have that much available. It's rare that a production will pay out for custom-made garments, because it takes longer and requires more employees. Another issue is directors and producers not liking how historically accurate garments look, so they insist on modernising them because it fits their idea of how things should look (which is infuriating, as there's a stupid hierarchy that prevents the costume team producing their best work).

      @Eloise_Please@Eloise_Please5 ай бұрын

    • @@Eloise_Pleasealso is the production even going to prioritize hiring a costumer who knows about the correct era of garments in the first place? The person doing the hiring would have to have that as a priority themselves in the first place, which I presume also goes back to the director and producers’ visions and priorities.

      @VeronicaSipe@VeronicaSipe5 ай бұрын

    • @VeronicaSipe great point, that is also a massive issue! It's like the whole corset issue - there are plenty of corset specialists where I work, but they don't get hired for those jobs because the employers don't understand how important it is.

      @Eloise_Please@Eloise_Please5 ай бұрын

  • The never-ending multi-front battle between producers, directors, actors, budget, and the One-person Wardrobe Department with a little bit of knowledge. "That doesn't look 'Pilgrim'!", That's because your story takes place 150 years later... "You made these three so quickly, can I get another there but distressed?" Of course, who needs sleep. "I have (insert medical condition here), I can't wear corsets." Ok, your film will just be roasted by Ms. Banner and every other Cos-Tube with cred. I wish costumes in films weren't the last on the budget and in thought.

    @My_mid-victorian_crisis@My_mid-victorian_crisis5 ай бұрын

    • on the other hand you can really love and tell when the production DOES prioritize costuming in its budget, and the effect is gorgeous

      @modkhi@modkhi5 ай бұрын

    • The funny thing is every medical condition an uninformed person might claim prevents them from wearing a corset would be helped by wearing a properly fitted corset.

      @priestessofkek2406@priestessofkek24065 ай бұрын

    • @@priestessofkek2406 I was JUST thinking that! The only medical condition, I can think of, that would make wearing a corset impossible is severe allergies to certain materials. But in that case, they probably shouldn’t have a job that requires harsh materials on their skin in the first place. I write this as someone who can’t wear synthetic materials.

      @findingbeautyinthepain8965@findingbeautyinthepain89655 ай бұрын

    • @@findingbeautyinthepain8965 and for you a properly fitted corset would be made of linen and silk. :)

      @priestessofkek2406@priestessofkek24065 ай бұрын

  • I was wondering why Lilla Crawford's name sounded so familiar, and then I realized that she was Red Riding Hood in Into the Woods! I loved her in that- she was one of the best performances in the cast!

    @azelmamortlake4471@azelmamortlake44715 ай бұрын

    • I was WONDERING why she looked so familiar! I totally agree, her performance was absolutely one of the best in the whole movie.

      @hungrylikealoup@hungrylikealoup5 ай бұрын

    • OH YEEEAAAHH! so THAT was iiit! thanks, I was trying to remember where did I know her from! I absolutely loved her as Red! Best choice of the movie hands down!

      @blameitoncapitalism@blameitoncapitalismАй бұрын

  • Poor Bernadette having an aneurism when she hears the "corsets crushed ribs" myth being perpetuated as fact.

    @kirstenpaff8946@kirstenpaff89465 ай бұрын

  • i like that you give leeway to the costume designer for likely being extremely overworked! but also your reactions to that elizabeth sketch is priceless

    @TalysAlankil@TalysAlankil5 ай бұрын

  • It's quite upsetting that Netflix greenlit an educational history show but did not give it the budget to make it historically correct. The characters are even talking about historic clothing, which makes it even worse, because how can they be educational when they are not factually correct? They are literally teaching kids the wrong things.

    @dorrolorro@dorrolorro5 ай бұрын

  • This show really reminds me of horrible histories! Like a sketch shows covering ALL different time periods thats based on kids books?? Literally the same format. Honestly if you watched horrible histories I would love you forever, that was such a big part of my childhood and a _massive_ reason for me becoming a historian.

    @j_fenrir@j_fenrir5 ай бұрын

    • SAMEEEE

      @Digital_is_silly@Digital_is_silly5 ай бұрын

    • Same (although I’ve only watched shows as an adult) loved the books as a kid. Would love to see Bernadette looking at HH show.

      @carriep7378@carriep73785 ай бұрын

    • @@carriep7378SAME PLS BERNADETTE

      @pepadacat5371@pepadacat53715 ай бұрын

    • yeah I feel them saying this show "was so before its time" @ 2:26 is a bit far off the mark considering it came out nearly a decade after horrible histories, not saying its a bad show though

      @rory1300@rory13005 ай бұрын

    • I love Horrible Histories and wish it was around when I was younger. 😊

      @lajoyous1568@lajoyous15685 ай бұрын

  • I HAD NO IDEA THAT THESE BOOKS WERE TURNED IN TO A SHOW!!! For context, I am a children's librarian. We bought a set of these books in 2016, though I didn't realise they were old enough to have been around when Bernadette was a kid. My students love them, and go searching the non-fiction shelves for these tiny biographies tucked between the larger books more common in children's NF. I am totally going to need to watch this show now...

    @historical.isolde7918@historical.isolde79185 ай бұрын

    • It's awesome.

      @ellenseltz4548@ellenseltz45485 ай бұрын

    • I remember seeing them all the time as a kid in my local library and at school! (I think they show them early in the video with the year 2006 next to it, but they were coming out over the course of years in the 2000s.)

      @emmakane6848@emmakane68485 ай бұрын

    • @historical.isolde791 - Thank you for being a great librarian. So many people just don't know how important people like you are! (PS: I like your user name. So, you are THE Isolde! It is a please to type with you.)

      @MossyMozart@MossyMozart5 ай бұрын

    • I work in a large bookstore, and I can tell you the who was/what was books are still being made and are still popular.

      @ScottLuvsRenFaires@ScottLuvsRenFaires5 ай бұрын

    • They’re excellent and hilarious!!!

      @acgp4651@acgp46515 ай бұрын

  • This was such a fun video. Loved hearing Lilla talk about her experiences. The eyeroll over the rib crushing comment I did in tandem with you. Lol

    @Chibihugs@Chibihugs5 ай бұрын

    • Same

      @ladyethyme@ladyethyme5 ай бұрын

  • My kids loved the Who Was Show! He keeps asking when a new season is going to come out, but I told him I don't think one is (which really disappointed him), but he has come to accept it and just keeps rewatching the show (down to where he can recite line by line). The show was amazing.

    @Angela-lu1fp@Angela-lu1fp5 ай бұрын

    • Horrible histories is an amazing historical sketch show for kids- I think the who was show was based off it! All the 2000s British kids are obsessed with it haha. He might like that too?

      @Poppyyyyy13@Poppyyyyy135 ай бұрын

  • As a theater costumer... The comments about working within a short time frame and limited budget are so accurate. You just don't have time to spend several months making one costume. You usually have 4-6 weeks to costume a dozen or more actors. So sometimes you just have to make due and take what shortcuts you can.

    @JSanime@JSanime5 ай бұрын

  • 0:38 Bernadette is really channeling her Missy/Doctor Who vibes with that elegantly disheveled aesthetic, and I'm living for it.

    @Wolfsbaene@Wolfsbaene5 ай бұрын

  • Bernadette needs to do an analysis of the Horrible Histories series. Their costuming game did improve as series progressed (and has since gone rogue again).

    @isabelpires927@isabelpires9275 ай бұрын

  • I watched this show when I was a kid, like probably an unhealthy amount, and want to say, Lila Crawford, in every thing I’ve seen her in but especially this show, is a great actress. She did a really good job of giving these characters distinct and memorable personalities. She talks about struggling with the Shakespeare parts, but to this day, this shows version of Shakespeare is the definitive versions of Shakespeare in my mind, if only because of the personality she gave it. She made all of her characters memorable for a young audience and I appreciate that. I think most of it comes down to the delivery, I don’t know if anyone else could pull some of those scenes off. Anyways, I hope Lila’s doing well, and I am so glad that Bernadette did this video, it was really cool to see this type of content for a show that I legit believed only my little brother and I know about.

    @Nerd_with_internet_access@Nerd_with_internet_access5 ай бұрын

  • I'm a librarian and those books are still really popular with kids, there are so many of them. I had no idea there was a show, that's amazing.

    @bardlark@bardlark5 ай бұрын

  • This format has been used by several shows. "History Bites" (Canadian) came first. Then, "Horrible Histories" (British). Both are on KZhead.

    @OofusTwillip@OofusTwillip5 ай бұрын

    • Warner Brothers also did the Animated Histeria, in 98-00 which was like a historical animaniacs.

      @lucie4185@lucie41855 ай бұрын

    • "Sketch History" is similar too. Some of it is on KZhead but it's in German.

      @freyakatze3042@freyakatze30425 ай бұрын

    • Drunk History?

      @Broken_robot1986@Broken_robot19865 ай бұрын

    • @@Broken_robot1986 is also valid yes.

      @lucie4185@lucie41855 ай бұрын

    • Epic Rap Battles of History is kind of the same, if you only focus on the musical numbers.

      @vigilantcosmicpenguin8721@vigilantcosmicpenguin87215 ай бұрын

  • they didn't forget to put ruffles on the neckline, most often big productions shy away from decorating the neckline in 18th century dress, you can wear a fichu instead, you can choose to not wear one but you would always have a ruffle or a lace or anything around your decoleté, it just looks wrong and awkward otherwise. I find it interesting how no one ever represents M.Antoinette in a chemise a la reine, like an article of clothing she literally became synonymous with, as in, that was named after her

    @TheGabygael@TheGabygael5 ай бұрын

    • People always want to portray Marie Antoinette as this super ostentatious, out of touch Queen who loves all things lavish and luxurious. It matches with her “let them eat cake” persona they like to impose on her. A Chemise a la reine would make her look too normal and down to earth and ruin their villainess image for her. In the few clips they showed of her in this video from that show, they’re obviously making her seem like a snobby brat.

      @rachelcookie321@rachelcookie3215 ай бұрын

  • Amelia Jenks Bloomer was a cousin of mine, many times removed. Our family has always been inordinately proud of her.

    @christopherstephenjenksbsg4944@christopherstephenjenksbsg49445 ай бұрын

  • at this point I can actually feel your pain every time something, someone, somewhere talks about corsets breaking ribs and such 😄 this was so much fun though!

    @lifeofnanaa@lifeofnanaa5 ай бұрын

  • OMG! Is that the Broadway Annie star and Into the Woods Little Red Riding Hood?? I’m a 64 year old grandma who is a total fan girl! Seeing Bernadette and Lila together is causing me palpitations!

    @lindaallen9721@lindaallen97215 ай бұрын

  • I loved this Show and I still rewatch it sometimes. I think Lilla was by far the best cast member! I'm sad that Netflix didn't renew it. We'll never know who got to eat the grapes.

    @giawelch1181@giawelch11815 ай бұрын

  • The absolute tearful excitement upon getting to hold the guinea pig is 100% me when getting to meet a new cat. 10/10, relatable content

    @OdinsSage@OdinsSage5 ай бұрын

  • The guinea pig models during the sponsorship ☺️ Seeing Bernadette laugh makes me so happy This woman gives me life ❤

    @thomasbaron5367@thomasbaron53675 ай бұрын

  • as someone who was like 10-11 when this show was first out on netflix, it truly was the horrible histories of america. i watched both but most of my friends have watched the who was show and we all love it! we still reference it and talk about it all the time! i adore this show so much and it has inspired my love of history!!

    @absolutelyabbyalexis4223@absolutelyabbyalexis42235 ай бұрын

  • My aunt died on May 19, 2018, and believe it or not, this was the show that I binged at least 3 times while in denial. I am genuinely so happy that someone is talking about it, this show got me through a really, REALLY tough time. I then became a theater kid, and I was genuinely shocked when I watched Into the Woods for the first time and was like, “I recognize Little Red from the Who Was Show!” Like, this genuinely made such a BIG difference in my life. Thank you for talking about this. Someone had to.

    @idiotickat3612@idiotickat36125 ай бұрын

  • The decision to adapt the books into a show kinda seems like it was inspired by the success of CBBC's Horrible Histories. Would definitely watch a video breaking how the accuracy of the costumes in that one too!

    @ReillyReillyReilly@ReillyReillyReilly5 ай бұрын

  • The energy was so much fun in this one! The rapport of old friends just chatting about a shared topic of interest is great. Bernadette's "disheveled editor" look was a whole vibe; loved that. The balance between gently critiquing the historical inaccuracies, and also commending the wardrobe designer's skill in working with what she had and making do and celebrating the successes was perfect, and very respectful. All around, what a fun day this must have been. Thank you both for sharing this "behind the scenes" look at this history show, that I now have to go check out!

    @TSIRKLAND@TSIRKLAND5 ай бұрын

  • So much fun! Piggies and pug were ✨stars✨

    @lavakeese@lavakeese5 ай бұрын

    • i love the little furry potatoes❤

      @Reverend_Salem@Reverend_Salem5 ай бұрын

  • This show reminds me of The Wishbone series on TV that dressed a dog using famous people in history. This is such a great video Bernadette ❤️

    @elizabethlarose3632@elizabethlarose36325 ай бұрын

    • Would anyone else love a video with Bernadette reviewing his costume?

      @scifirocks@scifirocks5 ай бұрын

    • I was OBSESSED with Wishbone. I was raised on those PBS shows.

      @lakacialloyd9027@lakacialloyd90274 ай бұрын

    • Loved Wishbone! Such a great show.

      @DawnDavidson@DawnDavidson3 ай бұрын

  • it seems like this was inspired by the cbbc show horrible histories - you should watch that too : )

    @user-ge2es2bp2x@user-ge2es2bp2x5 ай бұрын

  • I hadn't even consciously realized Bernadette ignores "the youtube script". I just never had the "yuh huh. As if I don't know that" moment. Thank you.

    @lynn858@lynn8585 ай бұрын

  • Feels like American Horrible Histories. Would love you to react to a few clips from them .

    @mystic_mimi21@mystic_mimi215 ай бұрын

  • I was sewing a bodice for a dress I'm making. I was in a hurry and I didn't press my darts. I swear I could hear Bernadette screaming at me.

    @sirennoir258@sirennoir2585 ай бұрын

  • 16:42 Bernadette got it wrong here, before the cage crinoline there was crinoline... it was a fabric made of horsehair and wool or cotton and was stiff enough to replace multiple petticoats and still keep the desired skirt shape. In French magazines from the 1840s they talk about how light they are specifically.

    @sayakota3054@sayakota30545 ай бұрын

  • So excited to see legends with legends! I loved Lilla Crawford in Into The Woods ❤❤❤

    @cheesycheddar555@cheesycheddar5555 ай бұрын

  • this show and horrible histories started my obsession with history... it has a very special place in my heart ❤

    @piliixie@piliixie5 ай бұрын

  • I just worked with Lilla not too long ago (not released yet, so NDA). So crazy to see her here with one of my favorite KZheadrs 😊

    @EmpressBritannia@EmpressBritannia5 ай бұрын

  • I love the historical nerd talk, and then the *distracted by floofy pig* moment ❤

    @SibylleLeon@SibylleLeon5 ай бұрын

  • This is one of only two channels where I always watch the advertising... It's just always fun!

    @kiaranaria7211@kiaranaria72115 ай бұрын

  • It would be amazing if you could critique Horrible Histories' costumes next ❤

    @Ater_Draco@Ater_Draco5 ай бұрын

    • yes please!

      @ElynevanOpzeeland@ElynevanOpzeeland5 ай бұрын

  • Thank you Bernadette for knowing we are intelligent enough to know what to do ❤.

    @Sunsetluver1@Sunsetluver15 ай бұрын

  • I loved when Bernadette tensed at the "breaking ribs" portion

    @sarahwatts7152@sarahwatts71525 ай бұрын

  • Hey Bernadette! I hope you’d consider watching and reacting to the Victorian period horror series “Penny Dreadful” It a TV series rich with atmosphere and style of the period. You’d have a field day with the costumes and, art direction, and cinematography of the show. It’s also brilliantly written and performed of course. Starring the beautiful and stunning Eva Green. At least consider watching the pilot episode to see what you think and how the video is received,

    @KrazyKat007@KrazyKat0075 ай бұрын

    • And, on occasion, CGI that was well described, in terms of apparent budget and quality, by the title

      @Seal0626@Seal06265 ай бұрын

  • The nerdy knowledge excitement in this brings me SO MUCH JOY!!! Also, my kids love this show, and it was actually one my husband and I like to watch with them…. Which is tough to do! Cheers all around! ❤

    @KitrinaKanaris@KitrinaKanaris5 ай бұрын

  • the challenge in most productions like this is mainly the budget. because as much as a costume department wants accuracy, the producers wont shell out money for everything to be custom-made. resulting to designers and stylists making do of whats available from rental shops or DIYs.

    @MandirigmaMNL@MandirigmaMNL5 ай бұрын

  • This school librarian is very late to this book based show party😢😢😢😢😢. Very glad it exists and promotes reading! The costume errors are handled with great tact and understanding. And PIGGIES!!!!!!!! Cozy fun over a US holiday weekend❤❤❤❤❤.

    @valariebrown3768@valariebrown37685 ай бұрын

  • I want to throw in another vote for you guys to watch Horrible Histories! I didn't get to see it till I was an adult and I'm still obsessed with the show and have passed it on to several younger family members 😂

    @El_Alf@El_Alf5 ай бұрын

  • As someone who was obsessed with Annie as a kid, this is a crossover I never expected ever but I’m thrilled! I would’ve never expected in a million years to see you two together lol this is wild

    @thingtwo6810@thingtwo68105 ай бұрын

  • It's nice when your friends show up and tell tales! Plus a little DanBan. Editing's just fine.

    @eliotbrown4506@eliotbrown45065 ай бұрын

  • Hi Bernadette, I am a 62 year old Wife, Mom and Grandma I just received your book today, love it already. I try to watch many of your videos but have a long way to go Thank you for your efforts Iva

    @ivaupson6647@ivaupson66473 ай бұрын

  • OMG!! This was like my favorite show when I was in middle school! I would watch all the episodes so many times and I still have like twenty Who Was books. It was just one part of my long long love of history.

    @iheartoldbooks@iheartoldbooks5 ай бұрын

  • Another aspect of acting: If the actor enjoys the hell out of it. Then even a bed sheets commercial becomes a pleasure to watch! 🥰

    @boredgrass@boredgrass5 ай бұрын

  • Ah! I remember watching this when it came out! I got tired of the gags after a while; I must’ve been too old or something, but it really was so imaginative and fun.

    @fliptail6016@fliptail60165 ай бұрын

  • Bernadette said "It's fine, *it's fine*, it's fine" the exact same way that I do when I explain to people what's going on with my sewing projects. It's a big mood for sure.

    @BlueMerStudios@BlueMerStudios5 ай бұрын

  • i loved watching the Who Was Show when I was younger! it got me into history and anthropology, which is how I found this channel. this video is mind-bogglingly full circle

    @jasminesmith5746@jasminesmith57465 ай бұрын

  • @20:55 Watching the full body dry heave of "no's" for the bodice tiny waist description was... **chefs kiss**

    @lesstraveledpath@lesstraveledpath5 ай бұрын

  • My kids absolutely loved that show when they discovered it on Netflix. We have watched through the entire series multiple times!❤

    @kathyrogers2323@kathyrogers232327 күн бұрын

  • oh my goodness, finally someone's talking about this show!! The who was show WAS literally my childhood. It was where i found my love and interest for history.

    @Lanadelreystan120@Lanadelreystan1202 ай бұрын

  • Me and my sisters LOVED this show. We memorized the theme song and Marie Antoinette was our favorite. So fun to hear from your friend

    @sarahbrooklynstudios7187@sarahbrooklynstudios71875 ай бұрын

  • Came for the historical fashion content, stayed for the possibility of more guinea pig shenanigans

    @user-hx6ye4jq1n@user-hx6ye4jq1n5 ай бұрын

  • Editing Bernadette looks like a 90's sitcom witch, it's nice 🤍

    @mariasophiafranco9747@mariasophiafranco97475 ай бұрын

  • Lilla in this is really reminding me of Bernadette Peters. She’s got that pout. 😅 What a great actress. I loved her in Into The Woods!

    @DawnDavidson@DawnDavidson3 ай бұрын

  • I LOVED this show when I was younger! My siblings and I have tons of those ‘who was?’ books. They’re what got me into my favorite artist, Frida Kahlo.

    @user-en3oj6uj1h@user-en3oj6uj1h5 ай бұрын

  • The soft focus, light bloom, and overall vibe of the ad read is sublime.

    @evilhipi9691@evilhipi96915 ай бұрын

  • OMG I LOVED THIS SHOW SO MUCH AS A KID IM SO HAPPY YOURE COVERING IT

    @Trix_Daemonum@Trix_Daemonum5 ай бұрын

  • i am so here for the 1st ad in the vid, it looked ethereal and so damn sassy!! just wow

    @DeathMonky22@DeathMonky225 ай бұрын

  • Oh my gosh! I watched this show so much as a kid!!! I’m still a bit salty to this day that they didn’t get a season 2! But oh well, it is Netflix, what did I expect. This is such a cool’s video though! I can’t believe you got a cast member!!!! Sorry, please ignore me being a huge nerd! 💜 When I saw this video I legitimately didn’t realize what show you were talking about, because I thought the only person who knew about it was me and my little brother. I cannot express how much joy it is bringing me to learn more about this, and behind the scenes stuff, ect.

    @Nerd_with_internet_access@Nerd_with_internet_access5 ай бұрын

  • This is only the second video on your channel I've watched and I am extremely impressed with the level of your knowledge! It is so appreciated and refreshing to see this kind of passion about the days gone by... Thank you!

    @user-cy6px9wo2i@user-cy6px9wo2i2 ай бұрын

  • That may have been. The smoothest ad transition on this channel. I'm impressed, Bernadette.

    @daltongibson1033@daltongibson10335 ай бұрын

  • Omg I have been searching for this show for YEARS! My brother and I used to watch it when we were little, but I just couldn't remember it's name... it was a truly amazing show that I really enjoyed watching

    @martinbenedix8646@martinbenedix86463 ай бұрын

  • We remember this show, my son and I used to watch together all the time. I immediately recognised Lilla and just want to say, you are hilarious and we adored your work and thank you!! My son loves history even more now and this show was a part of that

    @rebeckaroy6790@rebeckaroy67905 ай бұрын

  • Enjoyable video! I didn't know about this show and Lilla had some fun sharing her stories. Also cuteness with the piggies and the pug doll!

    @aerolb@aerolb5 ай бұрын

  • OH MY POOPING GOD THIS IS SO COOL YOU WERE ON THE WHO WAS SHOW I WAS COMPLETELY OBSESSED WITH THAT SHOW AS A KID YOU ARE MY BIGGEST IDOL AAAAAAAAAAAAAAA I LITERALLY THOUGHT I RECOGNISED YOU FROM THE THUMBNAIL IM GENUINELY FLABBERGASTED

    @rachelhenriksson7968@rachelhenriksson79685 ай бұрын

  • OMG This unlocked hidden memories. My whole 4th grade class was OBSESSED with this show. Like we all watched it at least 10 times.

    @theraccoon7543@theraccoon75435 ай бұрын

  • Another option for 20:28 could be that perhaps the metal was melted down in later years to be turned into something else, like how in the World Wars they rationed things for the war effort (not just foods, but also materials that could be used to build vehicles and weapons). Perhaps only a few of those cage-corsets survived and others got built into, I dunno, cannons or prison walls or church bells or something.

    @angela_flute52689@angela_flute526895 ай бұрын

  • I'm so glad the strikes are over and you can show this!

    @kelleenbrx6649@kelleenbrx66495 ай бұрын

  • I home educate my children and we use the Who Was/What Was books all the time. My kids love watching the Who Was show on Netflix as well.

    @melissawheeler647@melissawheeler6475 ай бұрын

  • The Who was show with my favorite for years. It’s actually one of the things that got me into history.

    @sorenolofson@sorenolofson5 ай бұрын

  • I opened Bernadette and suddenly see Annie/Little Red. I love it. 😂

    @laurenconrad1799@laurenconrad17995 ай бұрын

  • As soon as i saw Lilla and Antoinette on the thumbnail i just smiled... i used to watch Who Was? (Quem foi? In my first language)... it was so good and funny gosh im just gonna watch it again now cuz nostalgia! Im so happy for this feat, it really is like... a personal crossover (like 2 people that ive watched in diferent medias... are close friends... the world truly is small :)

    @natasha__comsh@natasha__comsh5 ай бұрын

  • living for the guinea pig cameos

    @courtneymurr@courtneymurr5 ай бұрын

  • I used to watch the who was show over and over and over. I remember when I was about 9 and I broke my arm I watched it to not pay attention to the pain😂😂I was heartbroken when it didn’t get picked up for another season

    @jdubelijah2385@jdubelijah23854 ай бұрын

  • Love everything about this video! So fun, and Lilla's a great laugh (I love her outfit too). I feel like I need to watch that show now haha

    @missvioletnightchild2515@missvioletnightchild25155 ай бұрын

  • I liked that movie Funny Farm when he was tryin to get that mail man to stop. He had to jump out of that boat at the fishin tournament. He was waiting on that moving truck and found that apple core that morning

    @jordanfalkowski6924@jordanfalkowski69245 ай бұрын

  • Thoroughly enjoyed this. Thank you Ladies.

    @GinxHorne@GinxHorne5 ай бұрын

  • Another commenter mentioned the Wishbone tv series, I loved that as a kid! Would be great to see you do a video on the historical costumes in that. Also yes, would be interested in your thoughts on Penny Dreadful.

    @virginiacardinal9563@virginiacardinal95635 ай бұрын

  • I have been so influenced by you! I attempted to watch The Buccaneers on Apple TV but their wardrobe choices ruined my experience. I thought: this is a case for Bernadette!

    @cristalpalaciosyumar2187@cristalpalaciosyumar21875 ай бұрын

  • as a long time viewer of this channel & the who was show (i watched it when it first came out & have rewatched it several times since), i ADORE THIS VIDEO!! it's the crossover that we didn't know we needed.

    @atleynater@atleynater5 ай бұрын

  • Oh my god. I have watched every single episode and I still rewatched them to this day. I love that show so much it needs wayyyyy more attention.

    @Feather_Femur@Feather_Femur5 ай бұрын

  • thank you for always sharing and featuring your sweet piggies! we lost our family guinea pig (neville) on wednesday and it's been very very hard. seeing your little fur babies pop up on screen during this video was a lovely surprise ❤

    @milas-channel@milas-channel5 ай бұрын

  • I remember watching the WHO was show!! I used to watch it with my brother all the time and as soon as I saw Lila, I was like “I recognize her?”

    @EmmaAnimates_@EmmaAnimates_4 ай бұрын

  • I was so fortunate that my dad, who taught AP histories and Drama, allowed me to decide what should be worn by which character. Historical play in the fall & Shakespeare in the spring. They may not have been exactly accurate for period but I made sure they looked that way on stage. Heh.

    @katwitanruna@katwitanruna5 ай бұрын

  • Omg i LOVED this show! It was perfect chaos

    @JessJeans@JessJeans5 ай бұрын

  • I loved watching this show when it came out, it’s fun to look back on it actually understanding historical dress!

    @snakesarenotafear1572@snakesarenotafear15725 ай бұрын

  • This is so fun to have the Bernadette perspective along with Lilla’s acting perspective!

    @mandyliz84@mandyliz845 ай бұрын

  • I completely forgot about this show. But it was one of my favorites as a kid.

    @PixieFairy935@PixieFairy9355 ай бұрын

  • I love everything that you do, Bernadette! This was just plain fun!!!

    @patstoughton@patstoughton5 ай бұрын
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