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Back in Time for Dinner Online
Carlo Rota Tristan Campus Aaron Campus
Original Title :
Back in Time for Dinner
Genre :
TV Series / Documentary
Cast :
Carlo Rota,Tristan Campus,Aaron Campus
Type :
TV Series
Time :
44min
Rating :
8.1/10

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Back in Time for Dinner Online

A typical middle class Canadian family goes through an experiment to live in the past as a middle class Canadian family would, that life down to their suburban house interior being stripped to the walls and redecorated and refurnished with items solely from the era, the same with their clothes. These items are switched out weekly as they move onto the next era, each week the equivalent of one decade progressing in time throughout the week. They are provided a manual each week on how to live, including recipes from which they must make their meals. The show host provides background on the era in question, and periodically discusses with the family their feelings concerning the experience in light of their twenty-first century current life and mentality.
Series cast summary:
Carlo Rota Carlo Rota - Himself - Host 6 episodes, 2018
Tristan Campus Tristan Campus - Herself 6 episodes, 2018
Aaron Campus Aaron Campus - Himself 6 episodes, 2018
Valerie Campus Valerie Campus - Herself 6 episodes, 2018
Jessica Campus Jessica Campus - Herself 6 episodes, 2018
Robert Campus Robert Campus - Himself 6 episodes, 2018


User reviews

Inertedub

Inertedub

I loved watching this! Great job! I hope to see more shows like this.
Quashant

Quashant

Alright, time to start in Canada 1880 and work our way forward in a second season! Love these shows that combine food, history and culture. Give me more!
mr.Mine

mr.Mine

Great mini series to watch and takes me back to my childhood and makes me appreciate my mother more. The younger kids should watch this and see how lucky they are today.
Minnai

Minnai

The show is enjoyable. I have not seen the British counterpart to compare. I would like to do that. I was quite shocked at moms attitude towards some of the foods she was cooking and having to do things by hand. My mom was a single mother and so am I. We both know how to cook from scratch for our children. I am familiar with foods like kidneys, heart, tripe, etc. I knew how to make stock before I was 9. So I am kind of wondering if she had to put on an act just for ratings. I can't see a woman who has raised 3 teens being so out of it in a kitchen. I don't think it matters which decade she was in. So I guess I gave a lower score because I believe too much of the show was a scripted act.
Gaua

Gaua

This show has very little to do with looking at the food eaten during different eras. It seems to be more about showing that the self-admittedly spoiled family spends a lot of time pining when they are deprived of appliances, smart phones, and meals that require no culinary skill. I find that more depressing than entertaining.