Colonial Crafts and Challenges

Charlie provides a behind-the-scenes look at the Colonial Crafters episode, filmed in one day. The day starts with a carriage tour, followed by interactions with a brick maker, farmer, and visits to a printing press and wig maker. Charlie also learns blacksmithing and encounters a town crier, ending with a monologue. The episode wraps up just as Colonial Williamsburg closes.

What was the main challenge faced during the shooting of the Colonial Crafters episode?

• Limited budget

• Weather conditions

• Technical difficulties

• Time constraints

What activity did Charlie start the day with?

• Visiting the printing press

• Hopping onto a carriage

• Learning blacksmithing

• Talking to a farmer

What unusual sensation did Charlie mention while interacting with the brick maker?

• The smell of fresh paint

• The sound of clinking metal

• The feeling of peanut butter between toes

• The sight of colorful wigs

Which craft did Charlie explore after visiting the brick maker?

• Wig making

• Farming

• Printing

• Blacksmithing

What did Charlie and Kirby enjoy doing at the wig maker's?

• Making birthday cards

• Crafting shoes

• Building carriages

• Playing dress up

What was the last craft Charlie learned before the blacksmith had to leave?

• Printing

• Wig making

• Brick making

• Blacksmithing

Who did Charlie encounter after leaving the blacksmith area?

• A carriage driver

• A farmer

• A town crier

• A wig maker

What did the field producer ask Charlie to do during the wrap-up?

• Dance with the town crier

• Jump on a box and deliver a monologue

• Interview the blacksmith

• Sing a song

How did the day at Colonial Williamsburg end?

• With a group photo

• With the town shutting down

• With a fireworks display

• With a grand feast