The Supersizers Go...

Série télévisée
2007–2009

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Sue Perkins and Giles Coren in The Supersizers Go... (2007)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA comedienne and a humor writer try their hand at living in different eras. They dress, eat, and live the past. Before and after, their vitals are tested to see how these lifestyles affect t... Tout lireA comedienne and a humor writer try their hand at living in different eras. They dress, eat, and live the past. Before and after, their vitals are tested to see how these lifestyles affect their health.A comedienne and a humor writer try their hand at living in different eras. They dress, eat, and live the past. Before and after, their vitals are tested to see how these lifestyles affect their health.

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Épisodes13

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HautLes mieux cotés2 saisons3 ans

Rôles principaux27

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Giles Coren

Self

Sue Perkins

Self

Roy Marsden

Self - Narrator

Allegra McEvedy

Self

Mickael Weiss

Self

Sophie Grigson

Self

Rosemary Shrager

Self

Mary Berry

Self

Valentina Harris

Self

Roy Hattersley

Self

Jean Broke-Smith

Self

Juliet Gardiner

Self

Tim Armstrong

Self

Patrice Martineau

Self

Anton Mosimann

Self

Humphrey Ker

Self

David Reed

Self

Amanda Harris

Self - RSC Actress

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Commentaire en vedette

9/10

Brilliant TV!

Caught two of the series 1 episodes completely by accident while we were on holiday at the British south coast last summer. I was hooked immediately and have caught one or two extra episodes after that.

I was elated to find out a second series (called "The Supersizers Eat...") is now airing on the BBC. I have now seen almost all episodes in this new series and this has only reinforced my fan status.

No expense spared (or so it seems?), lots of research (or so it seems?), very funny (definately!). Pure infotainment. Brilliant, just brilliant...

Looking around on the internet it seems the BBC seems to have no plans to get this beautiful series on the foods of Britain through the ages out on DVD. I find this simply incomprehensible. I'd buy the series in a heartbeat and cherish it as funny historical reference material.