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Mud Men

2011

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EP1 Guns Feb 28, 2011

Johnny Vaughan and Steve Brooker hit gold on day one, as they mudlark on the holy grail of Thames foreshores at the Tower of London.

EP2 Tough Trades Mar 07, 2011

Our Mud Men, Johnny Vaughan and Steve Brooker, take a journey into London’s historical trades via the Thames at Wapping.

EP3 Tudor Beer & Witchcraft Mar 14, 2011

Digging on the foreshore at Greenwich leads Mud Men Johnny Vaughan and Steve Brooker back to the time of Henry VIII.

EP4 Georgian Gentlemen Mar 21, 2011

The Thames foreshore at Limehouse reveals a rich collection of Georgian finds and leads Mud Men, Johnny Vaughan and Steve Brooker, on a dandy adventure.

EP5 Prisons Mar 28, 2011

Today’s penal finds on the Millbank foreshore, site of London’s largest Victorian prison, result in Mud Men Johnny Vaughan and Steve Brooker looking at life inside

EP6 WWII Apr 04, 2011

The foreshore at Silvertown is the location for the Mud Men’s dig today. Infamous as the site of the largest explosion on mainland Britain in 1917 when the munitions factory blew up.

EP7 Thames Shipping Apr 11, 2011

Rotherhithe, the home of shipbuilding on the Thames for hundreds of years, is the venue for the Mud Men’s mudlarking today.

EP8 Medicine Apr 18, 2011

The Mud Men, Johnny Vaughan and Steve Brooker are mudlarking on the historic north Thames foreshore at Cannon Street.
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Synopsis

Mud Men is a British television series on History. The series follows members of the Mudlarks Society as they hunt for items on the River Thames foreshore that may have changed the course of history. The series is presented by Johnny Vaughan and Steve "Mud God" Brooker, chairman of the Mudlarks Society.

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