Time Team Live

Time Team Live
Directed by	Tim Taylor
Presented by	Tony Robinson
Country of origin	United Kingdom
No. of series	8
No. of episodes	64
Release
Original network	Channel 4
Original release	23 August 1997 – 28 August 2006
Chronology
Preceded by	Time Signs Time Team
Related shows	History Hunters Time Team Digs Time Team Extra Time Team America

Time Team Live is a British television series that airs on Channel 4. The first programme was shown in 1997 and the most recent was in 2006. Presented by the actor Tony Robinson, this is a live version of the archaeology series Time Team, showing more of what happens in real time, than when the cut-down episode airs on Channel 4.

Background

Time Team Live episodes come from historical important sites, instead of showing the best of the show, the live episode are broadcast when the digs are taking place, then usual later on in the year you will then see the regular episode that has been made form the best of the live episode. Normal regular sites are recorded in the same method however only a few are select for live broadcast, only 8 to date. The regular episode can either be a special or normal series episode.

Episodes

Series 1 (1997)

#	Episode	Location	Director	Coordinates	Original airdate
1	"Episode One"	Turkdean, Gloucestershire	Simon Raikes	51°52′10″N 1°51′23″W / 51.869531°N 1.856436°W	23 August 1997
Over the course of the August Bank Holiday weekend, the team go to Turkdean in Gloucestershire to try to discover whether experts are correct in believing the site used to house Roman buildings.[1]
2	"Episode Two"				23 August 1997
3	"Episode Three"				23 August 1997
4	"Episode Four"				24 August 1997
5	"Episode Five"				24 August 1997
6	"Episode Six"				24 August 1997
7	"Episode Seven"				25 August 1997
8	"Episode Eight"				25 August 1997

Series 2 (1998)

#	Episode	Location	Director	Coordinates	Original airdate
9	"Episode One"	Bawsey, Norfolk		52°44′59″N 0°29′16″E / 52.7497°N 0.48766°E	29 August 1998
Iron Age settlement and Norman church
10	"Episode Two"				29 August 1998
11	"Episode Three"				30 August 1998
12	"Episode Four"				30 August 1998
13	"Episode Five"				30 August 1998
14	"Episode Six"				31 August 1998
15	"Episode Seven"				31 August 1998

Series 3 (1999)

#	Episode	Location	Director	Coordinates	Original airdate
16	"Episode One"	York, Yorkshire			3 September 1999
Roman cemetery, Viking buildings and the medieval St Leonard's hospital
17	"Episode Two"				3 September 1999
18	"Episode Three"				4 September 1999
19	"Episode Four"				4 September 1999
20	"Episode Five"				5 September 1999
21	"Episode Six"				5 September 1999

Series 4 (2000)

#	Episode	Location	Director	Coordinates	Original airdate
22	"Episode One"	Canterbury, Kent			25 August 2000
Roman temple, medieval kiln and Franciscan friary
23	"Episode Two"				25 August 2000
24	"Episode Three"				26 August 2000
25	"Episode Four"				26 August 2000
26	"Episode Five"				27 August 2000
27	"Episode Six"				27 August 2000

Series 5 (2001)

#	Episode	Location	Director	Coordinates	Original airdate
28	"Episode One"	Breamore, Hampshire		50°57′18″N 1°46′19″W / 50.954994°N 1.772017°W	28 August 2001
29	"Episode Two"				29 August 2001
30	"Episode Three"				30 August 2001
31	"Episode Four"				31 August 2001

Series 6 (2003)

#	Episode	Location	Director	Coordinates	Original airdate
32	"Episode One"	Great Easton, Leicestershire[2]			22 June 2003
33	"Episode Two"	Wolverhampton Barnet, Greater London Oakamoor, Staffordshire			23 June 2003
34	"Episode Three"				24 June 2003
35	"Episode Four"				25 June 2003
36	"Episode Five"				26 June 2003
37	"Episode Six"				27 June 2003
38	"Episode Seven"				28 June 2003
39	"Episode Eight"				29 June 2003

Series 7 (2005)

#	Episode	Location	Director	Coordinates	Original airdate
40	"Episode One"			50°55′05″N 2°50′58″W / 50.918152°N 2.849492°W	2 July 2005
A series of live programmes with a Roman theme, featuring 10 sites.
41	"Episode Two"				2 July 2005
42	"Episode Three"				3 July 2005
43	"Episode Four"				4 July 2005
44	"Episode Five"				5 July 2005
45	"Episode Six"				6 July 2005
46	"Episode Seven"				7 July 2005
47	"Episode Eight"				9 July 2005
48	"Episode Nine"				9 July 2005

2005 Extras

#	Episode	Location	Director	Coordinates	Original airdate
49	"Episode One"
A series of live programmes with a Roman theme, featuring 10 sites.
50	"Episode Two"
51	"Episode Three"
52	"Episode Four"
53	"Episode Five"
54	"Episode Six"
55	"Episode Seven"
56	"Episode Eight"
57	"Episode Nine"

Series 8 (2006)

#	Episode	Location	Director	Coordinates	Original airdate
58	"Episode One"				25 August 2006
Over the August bank holiday, they conducted excavations in three Royal gardens for the Queen. The event, timed to celebrate the Queen's 80th birthday, was Time Team's 150th dig. (For full descriptions of the findings, see Buckingham Palace and Buckingham Palace Garden, Windsor Castle and Palace of Holyroodhouse.) In addition to the nightly programmes on Channel 4, six hours of live coverage was shown on More4.
59	"Episode Two"				26 August 2006
60	"Episode Three"				26 August 2006
61	"Episode Four"				27 August 2006
62	"Episode Five"				27 August 2006
63	"Episode Six"				28 August 2006
64	"Episode Seven"				28 August 2006

See also

• List of Time Team episodes
• Time Team Specials
• Time Team Others

References

1. "Time Team - Live". Unofficial Time Team Site. Retrieved 2008-03-09.
2. Kennedy, Maev (23 June 2003). "Time Team digs up row over DIY excavation". London: The Guardian. Retrieved 2012-11-15.

External links

• Time Team at Channel4.com
• The Unofficial Time Team site Fan site