TV Documentaries of medieval times

[Cataphract]

Thought i'd ask here if anyone would happen to know any good TV documentaries about life in medieval times, im interested in anything: how they lived, warfare, you name it. Its hard to hunt for any documentaries on the internet when i dont know what name i should look for. BBC and Discovery channel probably have quite a few, if you fellas can remember any good documentaries youve seen please tell me 

 

[yori]

hah lots of them watch discovery channel more often  tough its not what it used to be now there are 3 documentaries about fishing and 3 about extreme machines a day wich is totally lame we need to see big hairy ass barbarian docs

 

[An4Sh]

So you need to see anyone but the Romans and the Greeks?

 

[yori]

yep seen enough docs about rome and greeks are lame

 

[Aflac]

Screw that watch Mythbusters.

 

[CrazyEyes]

You could try "History of Britain" ( I believe that's what it's called), they come in DVDs.

 

[An4Sh]

Isnt that about the 17th-19 centuries?

 

[jeroen]

Brainiac: history abuse  a must-watch

 

[Colt]

Just never, ever take anything said on the History channel seriously. I've rarely seen them be correct about even the most simple thing.

 

[Laurence of Arabia]

Brainiac: history abuse   a must-watch

Absolute crap. First series of braniac was funny. After that, it became a bit ****ty, and all the spin offs are a bag of balls.

 

[Cymro]

Just stick on UK Tv Hitler History. That is, of course, if you can find your way past unlimited Fred Dibnah ( >.< ) documentaries, and all the Hitler documentaries. Which Is why I thought it was called UK TV Hitler.

 

[Busses]

I reckon Time Team is one of the best historical programmes, Worst Jobs in History was good too. I spend almost all my TV time watching documentaries, not restricted to history.

 

[Gilrain]

Bloody Britain on Discovery wasn't too bad.  In addition didn't mind The Crescent and the Cross on the History Channel (for once they were more accurate than usual!)