Back In Time For Dinner
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Season 1, Episode 6 - The 2000s
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Olympic star Liesel Jones arrives at the house for beef sliders. Olivia is excited to plant herbs after meeting Stephanie Alexander. And with food costs escalating, Carol is overwhelmed by her visit to Foodbank.
1:00:00Season 1, Episode 3 - The 1970s
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The 1970s means flared pants, moustaches and lots of orange in the Ferrone household. It's the decade of the women's movement and Carol gets a job while Julian and Peter are introduced to the world of the 'Ocker'.
1:01:00Season 1, Episode 2 - The 1960s
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The 1960s bring great change to Australian families. The dinner table is the hub of conversation on the role of young women in work & education. While 'housewives' start experimenting with exotic new dishes like Chinese.
1:01:00Season 1, Episode 1 - The 1950s
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Guided by Annabel Crabb, an Aussie family goes on a time-travelling adventure to discover how the food we eat transformed the way we live, the fabric of the nation and defined family roles - starting in post-war 1950s.
59:00Season 1, Episode 5 (The 1990s)
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It's the 90s and the Ferrone family's palate goes on a culinary tour as they experience the changing face of Aussie cuisine with the 'new' flavours of Vietnamese foods, and the 'old' wisdom of indigenous cooking.
1:01:00Season 1, Episode 4 (The 1980s)
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It's the 80s, a decade of big hair & a booming economy. Our family experience nouveau cuisine & check out the Atkins & Pritikin diets. The arrival of the microwave means sharing a home-cooked meal begins to disappear.
1:01:00Season 1, Episode 7 (The Future)
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After travelling 60 years back in time, the Ferrones forge into the future and get a glimpse of what may likely be on our plates. The family also reflect on the impact the experiment has had on their lives. (Final)Love On The SpectrumCatch Up on Love On The Spectrum and watch online. Missed an episode of Love On The Spectrum? Find and watch all the latest episodes.
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