Who Do You Think You Are?

8.0
/10
  • generos reales
  • relaciones familiares
  • reality
  • documental
  • britanico
  • ya la vi
Secretos del pasado se descubren cuando los famosos buscan la historia de sus antepasados.
  • 59min
  • Temporadas: 20
  • Episodios: 170
T17
Continúa

Who Do You Think You Are?

temporada 17

serie Reino Unido 2004

Calificación de episodios

Temporada 17
4.4
E1
8.4
E2
6.2
E3
6.4
E4

Reparto de la temporada 17

Por orden de relevancia en la temporada

Episodios temporada 174

  • 4.4
    /10

    Jodie Whittaker
    episodio S17.E1 octubre 2020
    The actress learns how her grandmother on her dad's side, Greta, acquired the middle name Verdun. On her mum's side, Jodie discovers how her great-great-grandfather worked his way up from child labourer in a coal mine to owning one.
  • 8.4
    /10

    David Walliams
    episodio S17.E2 octubre 2020
    El comediante David Walliams descubre la historia de su bisabuelo por parte de su padre, un trágico veterano de la Primera Guerra Mundial afectado por el estrés postraumático, y de su tatarabuelo por parte de su madre, un organillero ciego convertido en exitoso artista ambulante.
  • 6.2
    /10

    Ruth Jones
    episodio S17.E3 octubre 2020
    Actress and screenwriter Ruth Jones returns to her Welsh seaside hometown to explore the fascinating family line of her great great great grandfather on her mother's side, a hardworking 19th century merchant ship captain from New Quay, and the highly successful and noble, yet cruelly ironic career of her grandfather on her father's side who worked as the secretary for the Medical Aid Society, a self-financed workers' healthcare organization which directly inspired the formation of the NHS only to eventually end up getting disbanded by the government as superfluous.
  • 6.4
    /10

    Liz Carr
    episodio S17.E4 noviembre 2020
    Actress Liz Carr learns about her orphaned grandfather on her mother's side, a naval WWI veteran involved in the Northern Patrol who joined the merchant navy after the war to see the world, and her paternal Irish great-great-great-grandfather, a revered tenant farmer involved in a Ribbonist plot to assassinate the local wealthy landlord, unsympathetic to his tenant farmers' plight, in rural Northern Ireland in the 1850s.