Why Prince Albert Lost The Trust Of The Public | Royal Upstairs Downstairs

Those poor dogs!!!!!!!So crowded and so pent up. What a horror!

Please list the recipes

the hosts are so over the top. I love it

sad about the loss of hunting culture and land access in England; have they taken up drag hunts? You don't have to kill anything to run the hounds and have a great ride.

Annoying click bait. Please label your videos correctly.

If you're making corned beef, why would you roll it up first?

I love these videos!

I am so glad the days of those hunts are over. Must have been terrifying for the animals!

Why am I watching this monarchist wet-dream? I was more interested in the history. But instead this is more monarch worship and less history lesson.

Rosemary reminds me of Clarissa and Jennifer in the best way! I love her!💕💕💕

That braising pan reminds me of a very fancy Dutch oven. Same principle. I've seen reenactors cook everything from stews to breads and cakes in them.

Albert and Victoria really were the true, real life fairytale couple. Even before the glorification of character that often comes after someone's died, she was already writing about him as if he were the light and center of her life. She stood by him when no one else did and in turn he knew just how to make her happy.

Oh because he was german German, so german that today's Britsh throne is 75% german.

This doc is missing one thing: LUCY WORSLEY

It's not you. He DOES look like colin firth :)

Rosemary is really great at rubbing meat!

Such beautiful dogs! I wanted to smack Tim upside the head when he called them mutts. That’s my idea of heaven, being surrounded by dozens of dogs and horses.

Aw.. this really hurts my feelings!

OmG what a rub!

Before it disappears down your .... What??? Lol

Omg as Tim was about to describe that painting of the host I instantly thought Colin? Kings speech chose the right actor lol

The only old queen here is Tim! 😂🤣😆

What is "hunted" now? Just curious.

it's HM not HRH........

Those copper pots and pans are beautiful.

Wow that's a spacious kitchen!!??

Wow! The Dooms? They treated humans like 💩

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I always feel bad for Ivan. He initiates and works on these beautiful dishes and never gets to partake in them.

I just called a Vons store and asked them if they had Prince Albert in a can. They said yes. Then I said then you better let him out before he smothercates. they then said they were calling the cops on me, so I hung up.

How lovely to watch culinary creations emerge from simple ingredients. I am, however, rather concerned about the corpulence of kitchen personnel. It's painful to hear the panting breaths and watch the rotund figure wrestling with heavy items... ahem.

For myself, sweating through the program is an uncomfortable visual exercise (no pun intended). It's rather like watching an obvious alcoholic show us how to drink until fully drunken.

Health is a real concern for this viewer. Morbid Obesity is THE #1 killer in all of Western cultures. It would be far healthier to chain smoke cigarettes throughout the food preparation videos than to profile a chef who clearly spends each waking hour stuffing themselves with their drug of choice. Not a good look amidst all the splendor of royal kitchens.

In addition to FakeNews, now we have to put up with FakeDocumentaries. This is a cooking show. Now make a video and answer the question: "How the Brits mistrusted Albert".

Albert was quite handsome. He was quite intelligent, and without him Victoria was clueless. The British were quite the bigoted lot back then, weren't they? Antisenetic German, Irish. Not that the USA isn't as bad

Places and objects named after Albert range from Lake Albert in Africa, to the city of Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, to the Albert Medal presented by the Royal Society of Arts.

Four regiments of the British Army were named after him: 11th (Prince Albert's Own) Hussars; Prince Albert's Light Infantry; Prince Albert's Own Leicestershire Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry; and The Prince Consort's Own Rifle Brigade.

He and Queen Victoria showed a keen interest in the establishment and development of Aldershot in Hampshire as a garrison town in the 1850s.

They had a wooden Royal Pavilion built there in which they would often stay when attending military reviews.

Albert established and endowed the Prince Consort's Library at Aldershot, which still exists today.

Love these episodes,thanks!

Are the hosts dating? They seem so warm towards one another.

He does look like Colin Firth, spitting image. 😂I love you Tim and Rosemary and Chef Ivan. Much love from Boston, MA USA.

The lavish lifestyles of the British elite was astounding...and a bit disgusting when you think of the wretched poverty of much of the population.

16 days for an uncooked brisket to be 'cured' seems a bit much. Was there no chance that it was going to spoil, despite all that salt?

I love Tim Wonacott calling the castle Beevah, 😂 I wish that they team up Tim, Rosemary and Ivan in a new series! This cast is golden and the dishes and their history are so sofisticated! The cooks were geniuses! ❤️

Beevah!!! Got me laughing so hard at the name 😂! I love Tim!

Queen Victoria was NOT HRH, she was styled HM (i.e. Her Majesty). Sort of drove me bonkers to hear them keep saying that.

Queen Victoria was NOT HRH, she was styled HM (i.e. Her Majesty). Sort of drove me bonkers to hear them keep saying that.

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How many servants were required to maintain this magnificent palatial home? I assume the indoor staff was quite big if you take in the consideration that Belvoir castle has 356 rooms. It is the seat of Manners family for more than five hundred years.