Anyone been watching this mini docu-series?

 

Last episode airs tomorrow, they are really getting the most out of them houses. If you haven't heard of it, watch the whole first episode on youtube now:

 

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The first episode focuses on the outbreak of the Blitz in September 1940. Emotional eye-witness testimonies give a fantastic insight into day-to-day life on the home front. The first bombs used against Blitz Street are the SC50 (25kg of TNT), the most common bomb dropped on the first day of bombing in London, and the SC500 bombs, which contained 250kg of TNT. Some footage of wartime casualties.

One word to sum up this series:

 

BANG and the dirt is gone

 

Channel 4 missed a trick in not filming it in HD, those explosions would have looked sweet in HD

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its amazing! i also like the social history side & the people interviews as well as all the techy explosions, and scientific discussions

It reminds a bit of that 2001 series "Danger, Unexploded Bomb" about the work of the men sent to de-fuse bombs during the war, and how it was a battle between the defusers and the germans

that last bomb was awesome. looked more like a volcanic eruption

Took out some of the cameras as well

yup :) did he show the milk bottle in that episode? I can't remember. would be a shame if it didn't survive that last blast

The milk bottle survived, got knocked over and lost a bit more of the milk