Turn Back Time - Episode Guide

The shopkeepers begin their journey in the 1870s, when the high street was born.

The shopkeepers move on to the elegant Edwardian era, where they are joined by a dressmaker.

The shopkeepers move into the 1930s, where nostalgia boosts sales for the grocers.

The shopkeepers and their customers are plunged into World War Two, and for the first time profit isn't everything.

The shopkeepers and their customers move into the swinging sixties, where big changes hit the high street.

It's the end of the journey for the shopkeepers and their customers as they move into the 1970s.

Three families experience life across five different eras of British history. The Taylors, Meadows and Goldings try to live as Edwardian families across different social classes.

Three families experience family life during the Interwar years. They experience the highs of the "roaring twenties", followed by the lows of the Great Depression.

The three families experience family life on the home front during World War II. They must pull together to survive and do their bit for the war effort.

The street is introduced to a new family, and the Taylors leave the high life behind.

Daily life in the 70s is turned upside down by strikes, power cuts and women's liberation.