EARLY ACCESS: Ranking Every 2021 Costume Drama on Historical Accuracy || "Ancient" - 18th Century
Added 2021-12-16 14:00:06 +0000 UTCPart 1 is HERE! It took a village and a month of full time attention, but I'm thrilled that this video finally came together! It's an absolute beast of a video and we've made the executive decision to split it into pre-18th century and 19th century (spoiler alert: the lone 19th century is actually the longer video!)
I've decided to test YouTube's 'premiere' function for this one, which annoyingly means I can't get an unlisted link ahead of time, so this is an entirely separate upload for you. This copy will not be the one to go out to the public (although I assure you it's the same video) just for those of you who prefer to comment on the YT page itself--be warned! Meanwhile, it'll be premiering publicly at 2pm UK tomorrow if you'd like to come and hang out in the live chat. :)
Meanwhile--because I know we all hate cliffhangers--I'll be back with Part 2 as soon as I get it back from the editor hopefully this evening or early tomorrow.
YouTube link: https://youtu.be/0Pt1kon4hpo
Comments
After watching the fourth or fifth version of Dickens' Christmas classic, I would love for you to do a costume discussion about some of the better versions. :)
Debbie deTreville
2021-12-19 02:50:03 +0000 UTCWORD OF HONOR!!!!! I literally squealed in joy when I saw that. I stopped the video and went back to look at the chart to be sure I wasn't insane, and then you actually talked about it and AHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!! I'm writing my thesis on this show. I'm so jazzed you included it. And 100% costumes were a design choice, especially those pink robes on Wen Kexing.
Evelyne Harville
2021-12-18 08:09:10 +0000 UTC
