Brilliant as always. You have no idea what enjoyment your postings have brought into my old rather lonely life. I come from a seafaring family. Was on the sea from the age of 2. Had my own little rowboat from 3. Been on the roughest and smoothest crossing in the world. What memories this series brings back.
@WinChun78
4 жыл бұрын
Our origins were from a very rich family in Denmark, but our ancestor was the black sheep of the family and ran away with very little money to sea, to live that life for a while, before settling in England, a world away from the kind of life he'd known before. So many stories from that era..
@remarkable90004 жыл бұрын
Amazing script and storyline - nothing comes close these days to represent a fantastic history of seafaring, business, shipping and cunning in all aspects; great writers
@WinChun78
4 жыл бұрын
It's three dimensional as opposed to the two dimensions of modern dramas and films...
@raygreen59262 жыл бұрын
Brings me back to times when the world seemed one big adventure
@tumadoireacht3 жыл бұрын
It is hilarious how gigantic the ship interiors are compared to the outsides. But I love the series none the less.
@TimLondonGuitarist4 жыл бұрын
Charlotte.. what a drip
@stevemcgill22784 жыл бұрын
Humdinger of an episode.
@MrWindermere1232 жыл бұрын
I wish we could have seen the fight between William and Samuel but we only saw a cut nose and a black eye. We saw a fight between James Onedin and (the first) Daniel Fogarty in an early episode, so it can't have been due to censorship. Baines did some 'less is more' acting in this episode - a very touching scene with the widow Catherine.
@A.l85 Жыл бұрын
Charlotte still continues to behave stupidly, unfortunately
@stevenlangdon-griffiths2933 жыл бұрын
3 actors on the edition, apart from the regular crew. Alan browning, Elsie tanners husband, that bearded fella who got promoted, I think he was in Corrie and that repulsive southerner who was in the bill.
@Tigerofthenight3 жыл бұрын
1:43 That's Sergeant Cryer from The Bill.
@cotswoldcuckoo7754 жыл бұрын
Sgt Big Nose from the Bill.
@thomas2much6012 жыл бұрын
Possible better than up stairs down stairs.
@Beautiful_Sacred_Land7 ай бұрын
Brilliant acting
@carolking6355 Жыл бұрын
I’m surprised or perhaps not , how much food on the plates for the last years are on the captains cabin compared to how much is eaten both in American and English dishes. Are we all being killed by gluteney?
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Brilliant as always. You have no idea what enjoyment your postings have brought into my old rather lonely life. I come from a seafaring family. Was on the sea from the age of 2. Had my own little rowboat from 3. Been on the roughest and smoothest crossing in the world. What memories this series brings back.
@WinChun78
4 жыл бұрын
Our origins were from a very rich family in Denmark, but our ancestor was the black sheep of the family and ran away with very little money to sea, to live that life for a while, before settling in England, a world away from the kind of life he'd known before. So many stories from that era..
Amazing script and storyline - nothing comes close these days to represent a fantastic history of seafaring, business, shipping and cunning in all aspects; great writers
@WinChun78
4 жыл бұрын
It's three dimensional as opposed to the two dimensions of modern dramas and films...
Brings me back to times when the world seemed one big adventure
It is hilarious how gigantic the ship interiors are compared to the outsides. But I love the series none the less.
Charlotte.. what a drip
Humdinger of an episode.
I wish we could have seen the fight between William and Samuel but we only saw a cut nose and a black eye. We saw a fight between James Onedin and (the first) Daniel Fogarty in an early episode, so it can't have been due to censorship. Baines did some 'less is more' acting in this episode - a very touching scene with the widow Catherine.
Charlotte still continues to behave stupidly, unfortunately
3 actors on the edition, apart from the regular crew. Alan browning, Elsie tanners husband, that bearded fella who got promoted, I think he was in Corrie and that repulsive southerner who was in the bill.
1:43 That's Sergeant Cryer from The Bill.
Sgt Big Nose from the Bill.
Possible better than up stairs down stairs.
Brilliant acting
I’m surprised or perhaps not , how much food on the plates for the last years are on the captains cabin compared to how much is eaten both in American and English dishes. Are we all being killed by gluteney?