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3691:"Downtown Threat" (from S07E05), "Hello, It's-a Me" (from S07E04), "Warlords from Hell" (from S07E08), "Frozen Freuchen" (from S07E02), "Good Vaccinations" (from S07E10), "All About This Base" (from S07E11), "They Were the Heroes" (from S07E05), "Horrible Hearts Club Band: The History of Music" (from S07E01).
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Horrible
Histories takes a look at some of the most famous families that have shaped the world, including the Romanovs of Russia, the Tudors of England, and Ramesses and his children in Ancient Egypt ... all 162 of them! The First Emperor of China Qin Shi Huang takes the mic, and Rattus invites his
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Rattus is panicking, as the Rat Queen is visiting the sewer and he has no idea how to behave nicely around royalty! Not only that, if he can somehow appear attractive to the Queen, maybe he could be the next Rat King?! Luckily, help is at hand in the (very well-mannered) shape of First Dates' Fred
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In June 2019 an eighth series began airing on CBBC, and for the first time ever, the next episode was exclusively available on BBC iPlayer. This is also the first series where a selection of guest stars have helped present the show with Rattus for several episodes. But the format remains much the
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History is filled with tales of great minds coming together and collaborating, to achieve incredible things. It's also full of idiots working together to create an unholy mess, and people forming partnerships for decidedly sinister reasons - welcome to
Horrible Histories' Chaotic
5447:"Tudor Queens: Power" (from S08E10), "We're Grateful" (from S08E06), "The Romantic Poets" (from S08E03), "Mambo No. 10" (from S08E08), "GIs Have It" (from S08E09), "Court Me Maybe" (from S08E04), "Founding Fathers" (from S08E12), "The Moving Picture Show" (from S08E01)
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In 2016 three special episodes were produced and shown throughout the year, each marking a historical milestone. This included 400 years since
Shakespeare's death and 350 years since the Great Fire of London, as well as a special for the BBC's 'Love to Read' campaign.
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This was the first series to dedicate each episode to a special subject or theme. Series 6 took a look at some of history's most Rotten Rulers, a selection played by guest stars. The series began with King John for the day of Magna Carta's 800th anniversary.
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Between
September 5 and September 23, the BBC ran a competition to write a sketch for Horrible Histories with the winning entry by Abigail Innes (age 8) from Hull being filmed as part of the seventh series. Her sketch was shown in the last episode of the
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HHTV News: It's 1917 and revolution kicks off in Russia, beginning with Katy Woe's interviews with Lenin and flicking back and forth to Robin Percil with the invasion of the Tsar's home, along with disguises, generals, and a lot of arguments between the
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Horrible
Histories Horticultural Society Garden Show in the time of William Shakespeare (or HHHSGSITTOWS): Taking a look at the best Tudor gardening methods to keep pests away and the finding out why the Ottoman "Head" Gardener is called so (parody of
1742:"A Little More Reformation" (from S06E06), "I'm Out of Town" (from S06E02), "Wreck 'Em All" (from S06E09), "Norman Style" (from S06E03), "Queenian Rhapsody" (from S06E04), "And I Would Say 800 Years" (from S06E01), "I Can't Go On" (from S06E07).
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In 2017 another full-length series of fifteen themed episodes began airing, the premiere a month ahead of the rest of the series. The last five episodes were not aired on TV until the following spring but were available on DVD from
November.
3744:"Historical Grand Designs": Ramesses II shows off his Ramesseum, which seems a bit too statue-full, much to his wife's displeasure. Chaos ensues when it becomes forbidden to mention Herostratus's name in Ancient Greece (from S07E05).
3214:- X-Treme Survival: Tsar Nicholas II gives his survival tips to survive through the extremes of Russia; of course, they are only helpful if you happen to be Tsar and if you are, watch how you go about with your people!
1191:"Historical Countryfile": George tends to the royal farm, explaining about the Prussian ambassador (or rather a tree), and lets loose his identity as Ralph Robinson trying to explain clock rotation to the newspapers.
1293:"Battle of the Day": Boudica vs. Romans - The Rotten Romans, outnumbered, fight the Cut-Throat Celts, in-closed! A gory battle, where Chris Staycalmer reports, whilst in the studio the death of the dogs is remiss.
2865:"Historical Educating": Leonardo da Vinci - Da Vinci has a crack at teaching 7F anatomy and dissection, before encouraging creative arts and the construction of paper planes, much to Mrs. Lawrence's displeasure.
2540:"Now That's What I Call Real Love Letters from History" highlights many of the actual love letters written to loved ones - from Ancient Egypt through to Tsar Nicholas II, these unique letters are put to music.
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A Tudor man who had been seeking for a suitable job as an actor in one of
Shakespeare's plays has finally been granted a part, what he fears, however, is the awfully realistic bear noises the other "actor" is
1185:"Battle of the Day": Patriots vs Loyalists - The Americans are revolting against the English, wanting their land back to themselves, but with an army of farmers and help from the French, can they take control?
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HHTV News: The Soviet Union declares war on the West; Katy Woe and Robin Percil have the latest updates again, from the Berlin Wall to the red button no-one dares to press and some misunderstanding about the
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Tudor Togs: Dress up as your favourite queen; will you choose young and pretty Mary, or will you choose her rival, old and ugly
Elizabeth? Bear in mind it's illegal to dress up as a monarch in the 16th
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Families - sometimes you love them, sometimes you bicker with them, and sometimes you marry them off to consolidate your power in Europe. Welcome to a look at some of history's most fearsome families.
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Beth
Chalmers, Chris Chantler, Dave Cohen, Toby Davies, Justin Edwards, Gerard Foster, Barunka O'Shaughnessy, Benjamin Partridge, Howard Read, George Sawyer, Amy Shindler, Ben Ward, Daniel Maier
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Throughout the episode, Queen
Victoria makes several trips to the "Historical First Dates" restaurant in a bid to marry off her children for love, and definitely not to consolidate her empire.
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The Mayans, wanting to be left alone, give their Spaniard enemies the run-around with directions to El Dorado, the supposed city of gold! "I've Got a Brand New Land to Find" (from S07E02).
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Horrible Publishing: Shakespeare attempts to get his work published in a slightly different format, however, it seems all of his original ideas has been used (featuring special guest star
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Sirieix, a man who knows all about how to behave politely in high society. Fred will guide Rattus through the Horrible History of Manners and Etiquette, in a bid to help him on his quest.
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A young Tudor man, Francis, sings with glee when his beloved Catherine accepts marriage. Being in a Tudor street, however, he ends up singing (and getting covered) in urine (parody of
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Dani Dyer becomes Rattus's political advisor as we look at everything from the birth of democracy to Margaret Thatcher having to change her voice so she would be taken more seriously.
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Washington, Jefferson, Queen Elizabeth I, social media sensation Zack Septic-Tank and a host of plucky Puritans star in a show marking 400 years since the Mayflower's famous voyage.
2123:"Come to Restoration (Plague-Ridden) England": The joys of Restoration Britain with no more Cromwell and thus the return of theatre and sport, but surely not the plague? (parody of
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When a Greek soldier finds out his grandfather was shown hospitality by his enemy's grandfather, he protects the enemy soldier and gives him gifts according to the Greek custom of
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Chaos! The Civil War board game: Play rounds and rounds of the Civil War, acting out every confusing step of the Roundheads, Cavaliers, Scots, Irish - the list goes on! (parody of
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Georgian Fan Messages: To help young Georgian ladies use their fan to communicate with men without speaking to them - as long as they don't use the wrong gesture (advertisement).
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A look at how World War II played out on the home front, featuring Churchill's secret loo, the heroic "ATA Girls" and German spies being caught out by their delicious sausages.
3817:"Historical Educating": Christopher Columbus - Columbus comes to class 7F, but his poor navigational skills cause confusion, and the job goes a bit pear-shaped! (from S07E02).
881:"Historical Countryfile": Exiled to Another edition - Napoleon's last exile on St. Helena is where he decides to take a spot of gardening. Peaceful? Not a chance! (parody of
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960:- The crazy Chinese emperor almost gets killed in an explosion, torn to pieces by a tiger and drowned - all of which are his fault - yet he suffers a far more ironic death.
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The birth of democracy in ancient Greece means equal rights for all citizens in Athens - with a few exceptions of children, foreigners, slaves, women and homeless people.
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Waterloo Fest 1815: The French decide to wait for the ground to dry up, meanwhile the British decide to have a party before fighting! As for the Prussians, their leader,
1277:"Historical Grand Designs: Grand Destructions Edition" shows Boudica's plan to bash the Romans, starting with knocking down Colchester and setting it alight! (parody of
966:": Wolsey reveals the two secrets to his success, but is soon disturbed when Henry's lady-in-waiting gets sick of waiting for a divorce - chop-chop, Wolsey! (parody of
678:"The Great Saxon Bake Off": One Saxon peasant serves up the only thing she can when the harvest isn't ready - rye bread, with added madness as a side-effect (parody of
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3354:"Historical Embarrassing Bodies": Hairdresser and surgeon Charles-François Félix needs to perform a surgery on King Louis XIV in a rather delicate location (parody of
2670:"Historical Educating": Salvador DalĂ - The class gets quite confused by Salvador DalĂ's surreal approach to art and weird ways of life, despite his rather edible CV.
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HHTV News: The fire is finally extinguished and many are searching for their lost beloved ones, including the devastated Samuel Pepys searching for his buried cheese!
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The Florence Nightingale School of Nursing: For the first time, women can take up nursing as an actual career, but Florence won't employ just anyone (advertisement).
4448:"Historical Saturday Kitchen Live": Kate McCook interviews chefs from a variety of time periods and places who all share an ingredient: human body parts (parody of
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3449:, and in doing so changes the world of nursing forever. Not to mention her obsession with unusually named cats. All with your trusty guide Rattus to lead the way.
1565:- The foolish King was given the option to make peace with the man who ended up responsible for his own death, and just left him more questions from his question!
1001:"Chatty Death": Henry talks about his reign, and his young athletic years, only to be disgusted when the talk of his food and wives is made primary conversation!
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Napoleon waits patiently to get into the French Army, whilst the French revolution happens, executing the monarchs as well as French soldiers for being disloyal.
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HHTV News: Swill Gumbitz discovers the surprising true colours of ancient Greek statues after a bad start with the Athenian he means to interview (from S07E04).
2291:"Now That's What I Call... Whipping Songs 14th Century" hits out some flagellant songs, quite literally, while they try to free themselves from sin. (parody of
583:"Chatty Death": Although he is pleased about his great title, Alfred is not impressed that of all his work, he is remembered for the story of him and the cakes!
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England's great schools, army, villages and many other great things are not quite the talk of Europe, as King Alfred discovers it is in fact much more personal!
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After all his Viking destruction, Cnut must win back the English public by apologising, but he and his Vikings find sorry seems to be the hardest word to say.
2172:"Prime Suspects 1666": The hunt is on for the person who started the fire, and the boss is determined to find out, or at least choose who to blame (parody of
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A preview for the DVD "Confucius: Confuciusly Confusing" - The actual teachings of the Chinese philosopher aren't too well known! (slightly different version)
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A preview for the series "The Saxons": It is only a matter of time before the weakest, youngest man of the family finds himself heir to the throne (parody of
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3238:'s Nursery Rhymes": A "much improved" edition of classic nursery rhymes, by Stalin, is advertised and you'd better be careful around him! (partial parody of
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Various explorers' culinary approach to dogs doesn't get much approval from the Historical Dogs Appreciation Society whilst trying to shoot an advertisement.
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Lucy Clarke, Dave Cohen, Chris Chantler, Justin Edwards, Gerard Foster, Greg Jenner, Benjamin Partridge, Steve Punt, George Sawyer, Howard Read, Daniel Maier
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The ninth series began with 3 episodes presented predominantly through animation, with subsequent episodes in a more regular format following in late 2021.
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Dave Cohen, Howard Davidson, Justin Edwards, Benjamin Partridge, Daniel Peak, Howard Read, George Sawyer, Joe Tucker, Raphael Warner, Ben Ward, Daniel Maier
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4892:'s PR team work hard to come up with some fittingly historic final words for him to utter after he becomes the first (and only) prime minister to be shot.
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Armstrong, Collins, and Aldrin are shown their (rather complicated) briefing on their mission, but these unthought-of ideas give off the wrong impression.
419:, storms over the world with many gruesome victories, but in the studio Geoff and Jamie try to look at the positive impact he had on the Earth (parody of
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HHTV News: The British Royal Wedding of 1736 has plenty of positives, whilst the couple found the event not so idealistic, and in fact, a bit nauseating!
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Lucy Clarke, Gerard Foster, Jess Ransom, Howard Read, George Sawyer, Joe Tucker, Ben Ward, Raphael Warner, Daniel Maier, Christine Rose, Martin Trenaman
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Some of the most famous 20th-century artists meet together in an art class, but the teacher doesn't approve much of various artists' styles of painting.
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A caveman tries to impress his date with some good cave paintings at an old art gallery, but the first paintings seem a bit too realistic for his date.
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Caribbean Pirates Rupert and Henry recognise one another from their Civil War days fighting for the King and stop amid battle for a nice conversation.
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and his friends and family celebrate a New Year's Eve Party as the end of the dreadful plague-ridden 1665 closes, hoping that 1666 can only be better!
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Cromwell's Britain: The things Cromwell banned during his time as leader don't please one young girl, NoMerit Vynall, who just wants to have some fun.
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The keeper of Elizabeth I's menagerie suggests that maybe the various exotic animals in it are starting to outgrow the Tower of London (from S08E06).
2545:'s bride has unexpectedly sent a male stand-in as she can't make it, but things soon get confusing for the Spanish King and stressful for the Vicar..
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Throughout the episode, Henry VIII goes through two of his wives on "Historical First Dates", with the help of MaĂźtre d' Fred Sirieix (from S07E03).
3479:"Florence Nightingale - The Lady with the Lamp": Florence Nightingale isn't pleased by how obsessed people are with her lamp (movie trailer parody).
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Lucy Clarke, Dave Cohen, Gerard Foster, Sarah Morgan, Danny Peak, Howard Read, Tom Stourton, Ben Ward, Daniel Maier, Christine Rose, Martin Trenaman
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3483:"Historical Sun, Sea & Suspicious Parents": Florence's family sends her on a tour around the world to discourage her nursing dreams (parody of
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H! Entertainment: A look at the top three forms of entertainment in the Tudor era leave Shakespeare's plays just beaten by "Jackanapes" (parody of
1369:"Historical Grand Designs": Churchill doesn't count the cost of designing his home, which doesn't please his wife, nor does his gorilla impression!
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Flea-infested William the Macaroni and the slowly prepared Charles the dandy battle it out on "Historical Catwalk's" Georgian Men Final (parody of
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A preview for "Dull Dad": Henry must learn there's more to being a King than fighting, but his dad tells him otherwise, leaving a very bored Henry.
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In an attempt to boost morale, Nicholas II visits some of his soldiers fighting in the Great War, but his efforts are not particularly impressive.
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HHTV News: Swill Gumbitz discovers the surprising true colours of ancient Greek statues after a bad start with the Athenian he means to interview.
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Words we get from India: Along with cotton, tea, and spices, we also get many words from India which are taught through the actions of one mugger.
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Considering a change from actor to writer, Shakespeare attempts to get some advice from some of the writers down at the pub, only to be mocked.
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Horrible Histories Health Direct: Some Saxon and Egyptian advice on stomach troubles are given, as well as the popular Aztec cure of chocolate.
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Lucy Clarke, Dave Cohen, Toby Davies, Gerard Foster, Danny Peak, Steve Punt, George Sawyer, Joe Tucker, Raphael Warner, Ben Ward, Daniel Maier
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Historical Clinic: Cough medicine is out of the question for a Celtic druid - eating mice and bathing in an ox's blood is much more realistic.
770:, who introduces him to the world's first flushing toilet, which is still in need of a few minor improvements - and perhaps some toilet paper!
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doesn't seem to like a collector's attempts to buy his works, nor the fan's ability to judge a splatter of paint with Pollock's abstract art.
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Jake Bernhardt, Lucy Clarke, Dave Cohen, The Dawson Brothers, Gaby Hutchinson Crouch, Ben Ward, Daniel Maier, Christine Rose, Martin Trenaman
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An episode featuring songs from the series. Join the Horrible Hearts Club Band to sing through music, or go Downtown Threat with Al Capone.
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James Bugg, Dave Cohen, Ben Partridge, The Dawson Brothers, Daniel Peak, Steve Punt, Ben Ward, Daniel Maier, Christine Rose, Martin Trenaman
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A Roman boy tries to convince his mother that the new codex is far more efficient than scrolls whilst she attempts to read a bedtime story.
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struggles to deal with a customer who does not quite understand that there is only one book printed in English in the whole medieval world.
1271:- Cruel Caligula threatens to kill his guests when they don't clap loudly at a play, or when he's joking - which is difficult to tell when!
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and Alfred are up against the Vikings at the Battle of Ashdown, 871 AD, and Aethelred does his best to keep the Vikings away... by praying!
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Lucy Clarke, Dave Cohen, Howard Davidson, Gerard Foster, Sarah Morgan, Danny Peak, Ben Ward, Daniel Maier, Christine Rose, Martin Trenaman
2554:'s post-wedding private time is made more difficult by their courtiers, who find themselves giving some fishy tips on how to kiss a woman.
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attempts to stop the women he often proposes marriage to from riding away on a bicycle with some odd ideas in his book about bicycles and
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Lucy Clarke, Dave Cohen, Justin Edwards, Gerard Foster, Barunka O'Shaughnessy, Benjamin Partridge, Steve Punt, George Sawyer, Daniel Maier
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Jack Bernhardt, Dave Cohen, Gerard Foster, Sarah Morgan, Danny Peak, Howard Read, Ben Ward, Daniel Maier, Christine Rose, Martin Trenaman
2638:'s studio, where his celebrity paintings are giving him quite a lot of attention, so much that he is becoming one himself with the girls.
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The Mayans, wanting to be left alone, give their Spaniard enemies the run-around with directions to El Dorado, the supposed city of gold!
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Beth Chalmers, Lucy Clarke, Dave Cohen, Gerrard Foster, Danny Peak, Amy Shindler, Ben Ward, Daniel Maier, Christine Rose, Martin Trenaman
427:"The Real Plantagenet Hustle": John "Lackland" shows off his best cons to get money and land off his people who can't refuse! (parody of
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presents Fat-Head, the Egyptian perfumed wax cone that's placed on your head and melts throughout the day (advertisement) (from S08E02).
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The keeper of Elizabeth I's menagerie suggests that maybe the various exotic animals in it are starting to outgrow the Tower of London.
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A Saxon woman is raided by a big, hairy, blonde man â but in a police line-up, we learn that not all Scandinavian Vikings are the same.
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Historical Desktops: William organizes his invasion via tablet after learning things hadn't gone to plan and Harold is King of England.
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James Bugg, Dave Cohen, Gerrard Foster, Benjamin Partridge, Daniel Peak, Steve Punt, Howard Read, George Sawyer, Ben Ward, Daniel Maier
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Lucy Clarke, Dave Cohen, Gerard Foster, Danny Peak, Howard Read, Ben Ward, Gemma Whelan, Daniel Maier, Christine Rose, Martin Trenaman
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Lucy Clarke, Dave Cohen, Paul Davighi, Ben Partridge, Danny Peak, Howard Read, Ben Ward, Daniel Maier, Christine Rose, Martin Trenaman
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Historical Restrooms: A businessman is drafted into the war toilets and finds out what Americans did to their toilet paper in the war.
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competes in "Historical Love Island", but the modern man interested in her isn't quite ready for all the rules of Georgian courting (
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continues as they end up the first people on the summit of Mount Everest, but they can't quite agree on which one was the very first.
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1593:"Chatty Death": Death awkwardly tells "Crommus" about the Restoration and the ever-popular monarchy, leaving him pretty speechless...
1207:"Chatty Death": George III talks to the similar-looking Death about his long reign, disappointed by his remaining image as being mad.
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390:"King John: The Story So Far" - Quarrelling with his brother and being a joke to his family doesn't leave John with a very good name.
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Paulina Pepys is grateful to her brother Samuel when he offers a roof over her head, at least until she learns about the conditions.
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Henry VIII just wants to get to sleep, but the checks he demanded keep him up (and down), with not much peace at all! (from S07E08).
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The Ancient Chinese and Greece fight it out through rap who the best inventors were, alongside a not-so-hip Roman and his invention.
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A young Tudor man seeks a job as an actor in one of Shakespeare's plays, but learns that he has to start at the bottom... literally!
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Vicky's Palace Secrets: Vicky shows us her palace and how pleasant it is to live there, with rats, cold draughts, and thieving boys!
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Churchill advertises for his "Diary of a Winston Kid" book, telling us about his exciting adventures in India and Africa (parody of
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1408:"Chatty Death": Winston Churchill talks about all the hard work he did for the war effort and is pleased with how he is remembered.
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Despite being rivals to the throne, William and Harold hang out together as brothers, despite Harold being forced to swear an oath.
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A look at some of the various ways in which, throughout history, humans have lived with, worked with, and interacted with animals.
3738:"Neanderthal Choral Classics": The enchanting sounds of pre-history available on DVD from the golden age of rock(s) (from S07E01).
2150:"Knightmayor": Lord Mayor Bloodworth figures the best solution to the Great Fire is to go to sleep or hide (movie trailer parody)!
1089:"What Cleo Did Next": Cleo's marriage with Caesar continues, until he drops dead - soon to be replaced by Mark Anthony (parody of
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HHTV Sport: Henry VIII shows what he can do in sport, before getting ready for the incredibly (not) thrilling wood-sawing contest.
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Sir Harry Breaky-Bottom teaches his ThouTube viewers about important points in the code of chivalry, such as poetry and painting.
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advertises "Witch Out", his all-new, all-expensive, and all-helpless ideas to prevent witches coming to homes (partial parody of
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Historical Restrooms: A businessman uses a Medieval toilet, only to be accompanied by desperate peasants with desperate measures.
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John Cabot keeps his social media followers fresh with his voyage to America - and more importantly, massive fish (from S08E12).
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The Sacred Band of Thebes get into their own fights as they learn being a Greek army of couples has its downsides (from S07E03).
1400:"Historical Gogglebox": Tellybox edition shows that Churchill doesn't quite keep up to date with all the modern rage (parody of
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Pitz! lets Tudor women tell men they're interested in them - by giving them an apple they keep in their armpit (advertisement).
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1295:"Chatty Death": Boudica talks about her struggle against the Romans whilst Death learns how funny his skeleton friends can be.
676:- Brian Gruel goes to see the making of the tapestry - or rather embroidery - and soon learns the truth behind the masterpiece.
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A group of Vikings partake in their traditional dancing, only to be interrupted by a Saxon man, amused by their unusual moves.
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Lucy Clarke, Dave Cohen, Justin Edwards, Gerard Foster, Benjamin Partridge, Daniel Peak, George Sawyer, Ben Ward, Daniel Maier
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A Babylonian king is told that the heavens have foretold that terrible things will happen to the king, but he has a loophole.
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One cowboy is outraged when he hears that English is not the only language being spoken, but one message gets across clearly.
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Come to the Crimea: Watch soldiers drown and have picnics by the battlefield at the site of the Crimean War (advertisement).
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Lucy Clarke, Dave Cohen, Justin Edwards, Greg Jenner, Benjamin Partridge, Howard Read, George Sawyer, Ben Ward, Daniel Maier
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Historical Clinic: A Georgian doctor's idea of curing acne isn't good as it sounds (and it doesn't sound very good either!).
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George bores his family to insanity with his talk of potatoes, clocks, and buttons, leaving some rather marrying a stranger!
1852:"Let's Talk About Theatre": A shocked presenter discovers the state of Tudor theatres and finds out the inspiration behind
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Oh Yea! Magazine: A look at Shakespeare's unknown early life, glove-making father, and loyal wife prove to be quite boring!
1376:"Historical Voice": Winston convinces the judges he has the voice, with his famous speeches broadcast via radio (parody of
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presents Fat-Head, the Egyptian perfumed wax cone that's placed on your head and melts throughout the day (advertisement).
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Young George believes he's more popular than ever, but his poor servant gets the brunt of the attempts on the King's life.
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Historical Shopping Channel: King Alfred advertises some of his not-so-great inventions, which aren't for killing Vikings.
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King John's X-Treme Survival: Trees, moss, leaves, and rivers are not needed when you have servants carrying around a bed!
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Ben Ward, Lucy Clarke, Dave Cohen, Gerard Foster, Benjamin Partridge, Daniel Peak, Steve Punt, George Sawyer, Daniel Maier
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A Public Service Broadcast For Ladies is taken over by some first female pilots, on account of the sexism not being true.
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An auction is held of some medieval animal art, with the twist that the artists have never seen the animals they painted.
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A Tudor family gets a visit from the bow-and-arrow inspector (written by Abigail Innes (age 8), winner of a competition).
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tries to pitch her frequency-hopping system for guided torpedoes to the US Navy, who continually interrupt the film star.
2843:" and karaoke videos, features clips from other episodes) performed by Jalaal Hartley, features all Series 7 cast members
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Historical PR: Sophie and Sebastian help excite the ancient Festival of Zeus by turning into the Olympics (from S08E11).
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Lucy Clarke, Dave Cohen, Gerard Foster, Danny Peak, Howard Read, Ben Ward, Daniel Maier, Christine Rose, Martin Trenaman
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Historical Desktops: Mary looks for another husband via smartphone, and explains what happened to her previous husbands.
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A preview for "Mary Queen of Scots": The story so far of Mary, crowned as a baby and forced to flee to France, marrying
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refuse to leave Buckingham Palace while London is being bombed, despite being advised to head to Canada by their staff.
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Go through the history of the Tudor dynasty, through from Henry VII to Elizabeth I. Along the way, also find out about
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Rattus Rattus hosts a compilation of previous sketches from Series 6 as he attempts to become ruler of his rat's nest.
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advertises his all-new printed Bible, created by his invention, the Printing Press, but it gives one monk a hard time.
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Throughout the episode, Henry VIII goes through his six wives on "Historical First Dates", with the help of MaĂźtre d'
1087:: Confuciusly Confusing!" - Confucius has some strange sayings which are even more popular with a few funnier changes!
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on "Historical Love Island" is shocked when he finds out about Ancient Spartan marriage customs. (with special guest
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A young Celt is taught how to play the Carnyx war horn with some awful results â but not awful enough! (from S07E01).
3344:- The Father of Medicine has some rather disgusting methods of determining someone's health, to his students' dismay.
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Henry VIII just wants to get to sleep, but the checks he demanded keep him up (and down), with not much peace at all!
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The Teenage Mutant Ninja Renaissance Artists' skills aren't much help when it comes to stopping a mugging (parody of
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A preview for the film "Full Metal Helmet" is soon ceased with some misunderstanding of the real Civil War hero, Sir
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Historical Desktops: Mary again looks for another royal husband via tablet to help in her future conquest of England.
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The fashion comparisons continue as a young woman from the 1950s scandalises her parents with her t-shirt and jeans.
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A cavewoman shares an invention we all can benefit from, but another man's idea seems to impress more (from S07E06).
2281:"Neanderthal Choral Classics": The enchanting sounds of pre-history available on DVD from the golden age of rock(s).
1587:
Water Beware!: The dangers of drinking water and washing in it in the Stuart era... which can lead to other dangers!
786:"Chatty Death": Mary compares her life with Elizabeth I, and it seems that Mary's enemy was better off than she was!
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In a recruitment film, an African soldier guarding Hadrianâs Wall is still getting used to British weather (advert)
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We meet America's solution to finally getting ahead in the race and getting a man on the Moon: a "computer" called
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A Spartan family who has come to see the Olympic Games learn that married women are not allowed to watch the event.
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gives her speech, there is some confusion with the British as to who discovered whom, and who the real savages are.
2453:- Columbus comes to class 7F, but his poor navigational skills cause confusion, and the job goes a bit pear-shaped!
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Dave Cohen, Sarah Morgan, Danny Peak, Steve Punt, Joe Tucker, Danielle Ward, Raphael Warner, Ben Ward, Daniel Maier
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A Tudor man who seeks the job as an actor in Shakespeare's plays is disappointed with the young woman he's playing.
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656:"History's Craziest Fools": William the Conqueror - Wicked William makes his first mistake when landing in England.
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helps King Alfred discover his family tree, or at least what he would like his family tree to look like (parody of
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nephew, Scrappus, to help explore the Great Rattus dynasty, but as we discover families are never straightforward.
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than being "The Lady with the Lamp". We follow Florence as she embarks on her journey to help the soldiers in the
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gives yet another Communism lecture in yet another unusual place, but his comrades soon get slightly pre-occupied.
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Beth Chalmers, Dave Cohen, Justin Edwards, Benjamin Partridge, George Sawyer, Amy Shindler, Ben Ward, Daniel Maier
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Historical Clinic: A Tudor doctor's idea of treating the lurgy on a modern patient turns out less than comforting.
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863:"Battle of the Day": Watch Napoleon's slow conquest of Europe, as even his losses are wins as far as France knows!
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After the declaration of war, panicked measures are taken at home to prepare for a not-so-imminent Nazi invasion.
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herself becomes one of the world's first movie stars when her Royal Photographer films her in various situations.
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Lenin's Revolutionary Embalming Process: Lenin shares his secret to looking young and alive, even if you're dead!
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One local businesswoman gets herself in trouble after some confusion with the new Viking form of insult: sarcasm.
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The Russian and Americans compete in sending things to space, with the Russians sending a spooky (and annoying)
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to his home for a collaboration, but the Danish author's eccentricities drive him and his family to distraction.
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Historical Desktops: Mary announces on a dating site via computer about her return whilst looking for a husband.
443:"Chatty Death": Death displeases King John with the progress of Magna Carta his brother's fame today (parody of
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3220:, the man who came up with Communism, shares his predictions for Europe's forecast over the next few centuries.
3152:'s palace has 700 rooms, but one fundamental room is missing and causes a hard time for the English Ambassador.
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Boudica's loss of her husband has unexpected consequences when Boudica turns against her loved Roman lifestyle.
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Lucy Clarke, Dave Cohen, Toby Davies, Benjamin Partridge, Daniel Peak, George Sawyer, Howard Read, Daniel Maier
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Kings we get from the Saxon era: Some of the many Saxon Kings from around the world and their rather odd names.
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HHTV News: Reporting live from the bizarre coronation of topless King John, who struggles to keep his crown on!
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In 776 BC, the ancient Greeks try and liven up their Zeus festival, thus creating the dawn of the Olympics.
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The rulers of Europe divide Africa between themselves in not the most civilised and dignified manner possible.
4769:- The 17th-century philosopher and supply teacher tells his class about their upcoming field trip to the Moon.
3110:'s Diary": Starring the longest-serving servant in history with a job at the bottom, literally (parody of the
1384:"The Great WWII Bake Off": When supplies are short for British folk, there is always one rabbit-like solution.
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Throughout the episode, Elizabeth I takes on two possible husbands in "Historical First Dates" (from S07E08).
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A preview for "The Egyptians": Cleopatra marries her dad until he dies, and then her annoying little brother.
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Two Macaronis compare outfits before finding out their third compatriot has changed his style (from S08E02).
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brings the first fork to England, to the mockery of his friends in the "Fraternity of Sireniacal Gentlemen".
2016:, arrive at the scene of a supposed murder, only to be left arguing over which one of them was the greatest.
1894:"Escape to the Historical Country": Shakespeare buys his new country home in Stratford-upon-Avon (parody of
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Rattus Rattus hosts a compilation of previous sketches from Series 6 as he goes on a historical world tour.
1075:"Egyptian One Born Every Minute": Cleopatra gives birth, with strange Egyptian and Roman customs (parody of
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Chatty Death: Napoleon talks about his rise and fall, whilst Death winds him up about his temper and height.
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Doctors Chris and Xand van Tulleken join Rattus for a selection of old and new sketches relating to bodies.
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On board the Mayflower voyage, Puritans set out their plans for the New World - but will things be better?
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We see what happened back at home for Viking families when the male Vikings went away pillaging for months.
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A Roman family moves next door to a Celtic family, and they don't quite appreciate each other's traditions!
1205:'s undermining of the throne seems to be not as exciting as watching the King jump around being a kangaroo.
1066:- Some brothers hate their sisters, but Ptolemy hates his sister Cleo so much he declares civil war on her!
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Two high-class Victorian ladies go out to see a movie, but the experience isn't quite as lengthy as today.
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Shakespeare and his wife go to their local market, but are soon interrupted when people start quoting him.
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Lucy Clarke, Dave Cohen, Justin Edwards, Gerard Foster, Greg Jenner, George Sawyer, Ben Ward, Daniel Maier
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Dinner etiquette with George is determined by his guests' role of importance - but they'd better be quick!
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has a live stream while he waits to pick up Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin, but his chat isn't impressed.
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We take a look at what Puritan children did for fun as they head down to the "fun" theme park "Puritown".
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2301:- The great composer Mozart comes to class 7F, but his teachings are a little "off the guff"! (parody of
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A man desperate not to be rude in front of the Roman Emperor dies in a rather unusual way (from S08E04).
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keeps his social media followers fresh with his voyage to America - and more importantly, massive fish.
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Horrible Histories Health Direct: The Tudor and medieval doctors provide advice on how to deal with the
3005:, takes on the dangerous job of going undercover as a slave â but will she fool her Confederate enemies?
2978:, via tablet, is keen to get his hands on it, and after an interruption from King George III, Jefferson
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causes a stir when showing teeth in her portrait and one man tries to scare her away from her racy idea.
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A man disguises himself to learn the secrets of midwifery in "Don't Call the Tudor Midwife" (parody of
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A group of pregnant ancient Egyptian women discuss how they know if their baby will be a boy or a girl.
3011:" and have a better time at the Theatre than Lincoln does, after they meet him and actor and assassin,
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757:"The Great Tudor Bake Off": Gilbert and Percy cook up some Tudor bread, which proves to take some time.
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A couple of MPs realize they aren't the only ones skipping the 1796 abolition vote, to visit the opera
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A group of women struggle to hear and see the debate in the House of Commons from the Ladies' Gallery.
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Mahatma Gandhi tells the viewer about his hunger strike in protest of the British occupation of India.
3581:"162 Kids and Counting": Pharaoh Ramesses II has trouble keeping track of his 162 children (parody of
3509:"Embarrassing Victorian Bodies": A Victorian woman goes to extreme measures to look thinner and paler.
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A cavewomen shares an invention we all can benefit from, but another man's idea seems to impress more.
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tries cooking something other than London, infuriated that is all that is known of him, whilst author
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Queen Vicky's art collection proves more than Albert can handle with naked necks and knees on display!
1114:"Chatty Death": Cleo talks about her clever, ravishing legacy - as well as the deaths she experienced.
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Mary Seacole is left out of the planning for her aid festival, and she has some skepticism (animated)
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Writing his Declaration of Independence, things get awkward between Thomas Jefferson and his slaves.
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hosts "Yummy Planet", a look at some of the animals he actually ate whilst on his travels (parody of
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Filming for an episode of "The Security Guards" is continually interrupted by the repeated thefts of
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2331:'s time were using songs to pass messages around, but if he's just stupid enough they might get away!
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easily passes the Bushtucker trial, with many of her national food favourites on the menu (parody of
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Cleopatra goes to "Historical First Dates" in an attempt to find a husband who isn't related to her.
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prepares to wow the judges with his unwritten overture, but instead makes quite the fool of himself.
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doesn't seem bothered at first by Boudica, but when you dislike his Boo-Tube videos, you're history!
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Dave Cohen, Justin Edwards, Gerard Foster, Benjamin Partridge, George Sawyer, Ben Ward, Daniel Maier
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An episode all about the history of art, from the very first drawings on walls in caves to pop art.
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compete in a Bake Off, cooking up worm cake, edible teacups and water that can shrink its consumer!
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664:"Let's Blow Stuff Up!": Some of the many explosive things made by the Ancient Chinese get blown up!
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when he offers a roof over her head, at least until she learns about the conditions (from S08E05).
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Oliver Cromwell can't make up his mind about what they should do with the captured King Charles I.
954:, has defeated his no. 1 enemy, the Scots, and his guard doesn't help brighten his outshined mood.
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A rap battle commences at Runnymede when the Barons tell King John to sign Magna Carta (parody of
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A group of women relaxing after work trade horror stories about their work conditions (parody of
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An unfortunate Assyrian man finds out the words "no parking" were taken very seriously back then.
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A preview for "The Explorers", a retrospective on the discovery of new lands (and their natives).
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Rattus Rattus hosts a compilation of songs from Series 6 as he tries to become a music megastar.
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John Hawkins practices his pitch on the Slave Trade to one of Elizabeth I's courtiers (animated)
5264:"Tekktube" video explaining the differences between modern and medieval football (parody of the
3384:
The Queen Victoria Shopping Channel advertises the latest in electric healing products from the
3146:, the first female leader of Egypt, is forced to wear something quite odd to be taken seriously.
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The young Queen Vicky's "inspirational" speech unexpectedly turns into a teenage temper tantrum.
662:- The most famous battle in history kicks off as the Saxons fight the Normans in Hastings, 1066.
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6784:"BBC enlists Benedict Cumberbatch, Judi Dench, and emojis to show Shakespeare off to the world"
5401:"Historical Design": Sophie and Sebastian drop in to think up a title for America's new leader.
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Queen Marie Antoinette shows off her outrageous fashion and frivolous spending on social media.
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as Norgay saves the ungrateful Hillary's life and the two are chosen to be first to the top of
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2995:, via tablet, appears on an online chat and is given some strange advice from one young girl -
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Nero sends his legions on a perilous (and slippery) journey to discover the source of the Nile.
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Dave Cohen, Greg Jenner, Benjamin Partridge, Daniel Peak, George Sawyer, Ben Ward, Daniel Maier
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Florence and the man at the career office have different ideas about the ideal career for her.
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A Georgian man takes his sweetheart to buy an unusual fashion accessory: a set of false teeth.
2863:'s wife looks up definitions in his new dictionary whilst he attempts to master manned flight.
2801:'s attempt to assassinate Queen Victoria and how a group of Eton schoolboys help save the day.
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seeks help over seas and mountains, his team left behind make the most of the South Pole life.
1498:"Chatty Death": Queen Vicky talks about her record-breaking reign and her mournful later life.
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isn't the most romantic love story, what with Vicky's unfinished portrait and Albert fainting.
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crew is faced with the horror of someone's poo floating around in the cockpit (from S08E07).
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The origins of Thanksgiving, as two Pilgrim Fathers meet their Native Americans neighbours.
3754:"Agrippina Bites": Agrippina teaches the viewer how to make a dish to die for (from S07E12).
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Florence is very annoyed by the merchandise and attention that come with her new-found fame.
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A series of vlogs chronicles the constant heir-changing of the Tudor dynasty (from S07E12).
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Napoleon's generosity towards his family gets taken advantage of by his spendthrift sister
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shows off his Ramesseum, which seems a bit too statue-full, much to his wife's displeasure.
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advertises his new solution to smallpox, which proves effective compared to the old method.
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The new Archbishop of Canterbury learns he wasn't the first choice for the role (animated)
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Ancient wonder women, a Spartan queen on Historical Love Island and the Tudor Queens sing!
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Winston Churchill holds conversations with American President Roosevelt in his secret loo.
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A man desperate not to be rude in front of the Roman Emperor dies in a rather unusual way.
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Fitness First: Chat with your friends and stay up-to-date on the latest news in the Roman
3045:"The Beard" whilst Bob tries his best to destroy everything that could harm the President.
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Cromwell denies the right to be king outright, despite much royal treatment and symbolism.
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King Henry VIII has forced every man under 40 to practice archery and shenanigans ensue.
5254:"The Puritan Games 1654" Oliver Cromwell has banned sport as it is a frivolous activity.
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A soldier is desperate not to be taken to a place that means certain death: the hospital.
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Lucy Clarke, Dave Cohen, Gerard Foster, Ben Partridge, Danny Peak, Ben Ward, Daniel Maier
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Dave Cohen, Gerard Foster, Greg Jenner, Steve Punt, George Sawyer, Ben Ward, Daniel Maier
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Queen Victoria is a quick eater, which turns a posh Victorian dinner into a competition.
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Introducing the new 14th-century Chinese hygiene revolution: toilet paper (from S07E10).
3140:, enforces a rather unusual law, but nobody seems to be cheered up at all... wonder why?
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get into their own fights as they learn being a Greek army of couples has its downsides.
2319:"The H Factor": Beethoven shows off his stuff, but will he please the judges (parody of
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Saladin explains his plan to block the Christians' access to a well during The Crusades.
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learns that Napoleon was not destroyed as he had thought, and thus it's time for battle!
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Even The Blitz cannot dampen Lillian Bader's happiness after getting wed during the war
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Social media star Holly H is Rattus' guest on his radio station, BBC Radio Number Two.
5287:"Historical Educating" Class 7B is in need of two new teachers but Victorian cricketer
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must decide on a seal for the USA, but are resistant to most of the designs (parody of
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Chaos ensues when it becomes forbidden to mention Herostratus's name in Ancient Greece.
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The strange fashion habits of the Renaissance Italians mixed with all the modern lingo.
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Stuart fangirls get overexcited over a somewhat dull fruit brought back from overseas.
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explains her solution to how female writers in Victorian times can be taken seriously.
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seems unable to get a grip on the floors of Cleo's palace as he brings her great news.
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gets rather angry, which soon leads to an invention of a new food we still eat today.
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An episode dedicated to the history of human invention, from the wheel to television.
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The five Marys live happily in France until the news of Francis's death reaches them.
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William's servants' attempts to loot him after his death turn into a game of statues.
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Writergram: Phillis Wheatley has a hard time reassuring fans that she wrote her book
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on his deathbed, Princess Mary and Princess Elizabeth argue about who will be queen.
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has to change her voice in a bid to be taken more seriously in her political career.
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from performing in public, in favour of bringing little Wolfgang into the spotlight.
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tries to figure out which of her many daughters named Maria will be Queen of France.
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advertises his new myPhone and all it can do, whilst annoying Mr. Watson (parody of
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Three cavemen make a video where they take on the Cow Milk Challenge (from S08E06).
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A Victorian lady considers hiring a professional mourner for her husband's funeral.
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Cartomania: A new Victorian card collecting game featuring pictures of celebrities.
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arrives in America, 1867, only to be smothered by a large crowd of fans and lovers.
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A new general calls out a register of weird names in the Roundhead army (animated).
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One man goes collecting wee, and soon finds out why not to collect it in the slums!
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sets his children an unusual task to succeed him, which doesn't fill them with joy.
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The first black boxing star, Bill Richmond, is the star of Georgian Hello Magazine
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pro-beard activists barge into a barbers shop in an attempt to save another beard.
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Emperor Nero performs a concert on the lyre, and he really likes to take his time.
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Oyez Magazine: Cromwell isn't as impressive in Parliament as he was thought to be.
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from the Tudor era, who amazes him with Tudor science... and his apparent pet elf!
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has reinstated the Olympics in 1896 and is deciding what events will take place.
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guests as Mary Queen of Scots plays grief-golf & Henry VIII sings Get Sweaty'
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as to which animals they could use in battle to defeat their enemies: each other.
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gives advice on how to find food, stay warm, and find shelter in the Crimean War.
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advertises his book, which explains all of his "tactical master plans", from the
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struggle to decide which of them should make their first attempt at human flight.
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An episode highlighting various heroic and villainous figures throughout history.
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Jaques Francis is employed to dive and recover parts of the Mary Rose (animated)
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to avoid damaging places in the UK that they have previously been to on holiday.
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joins Rattus as guest host for a special show that marks the anniversary of the
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compare outfits before finding out their third compatriot has changed his style.
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A sailor gives his fellows a safety briefing with the help of a brand new book:
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A caveman goes to see a medicine woman in hopes that she can cure his headache.
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stalls his captors long enough to make an escape whilst a new leg is sent over.
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Historical Clinic: A Victorian surgeon's idea of sanitation is not so sanitary.
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crew is faced with the horror of someone's poo floating around in the cockpit.
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achieves the first manned rocket-powered flight at a celebration for a sultan.
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at a fancy dress party, but his costume makes the flirting somewhat confusing.
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The Roman Emperor has made it law to wear the unfortunately rather cumbersome
3579:"Agrippina Bites": Agrippina teaches the viewer how to make a dish to die for.
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remembers at the last minute before lift-off that he needs to relieve himself.
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breaks out in Pudding Lane with some strange accusations about who started it.
688:"Chatty Death": Death displeases William with the details of his gory funeral.
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George Washington rallies his troops and reminds them which side they're on.
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Two less-than-inconspicuous German spies try to sneak their way into Britain.
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A series of vlogs chronicles the constant heir-changing of the Tudor dynasty.
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A visit to the elderly Florence's "office" goes awry thanks to her many cats.
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tries to please the judges, unfortunately for him, he didn't please his wife.
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Amazing Scientists: The man who is seen as the world's first true scientist,
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5517:"America: Who Really Discovered the Continent?" (film trailer) (from S08E12)
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women on GloomTube give advice on how to look fashionable while in mourning.
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We get a look at three medieval upper-class women as they trade beauty tips.
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succeeds in making a dead dog wee, much to the horror of one posh presenter.
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Historical Desktops: While using his tablet, the Bard quickly comes up with
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Historical Restrooms: When one businessman looks for a toilet, he meets Mr.
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hire PR specialists Sophie and Sebastian to give their pantheon a makeover.
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film, but regrets his decision when he learns what exactly the job entails.
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A Maya doctor has a simple cure-all that he recommends to all his patients.
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An episode celebrating the hundredth anniversary of the Russian Revolution.
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performs his most famous piece, 4'33", which silences the room. No, really.
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The fashion of rebellious young women through the ages, from the 1890s to
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makes a video rant about how annoyed he is about not being invited to the
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HHTV News reports on the Diamond Jubilee with an exclusive interview with
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Introducing the new 14th-century Chinese hygiene revolution: toilet paper.
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Dave TDS vlogs as he attempts to take over Russia through the years, from
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explains what bizarre thing he does when he gets a case of writerâs block.
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Episodes of the revived British children's sketch comedy television series
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tries to resist eating the animals on his nature programme (from S08E6).
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for a flag that will unite the two nations... such as tartan Stonehenge?
3118:"Historical Brand Designers": The "design cavalry" pitch their ideas to
2275:, performed by the entire Series 7 cast, lead singing by Jessica Ransom)
1650:"My Big Fat Tudor Wedding" shows the start of Henry's short marriage to
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Working at 10 Downing Street under Churchill isn't as easy as it sounds.
1068:"Historical Mastermind": Clever Cleo takes on the "Everything" category.
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cricket team, but a nearby upper-class couple finds the idea laughable.
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The Romans, Greeks, and Chinese face off in a rap battle (from S07E06).
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A Tudor doctor advertises the importance of not eating your five-a-day.
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A special episode marking the 400th anniversary of Shakespeare's death.
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Henry returns from France with a small victory, only to find his wife,
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World War I soldiers plan their strategy for going over the top using
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An episode dedicated to the BBCs 'Love to Read' campaign through 2016.
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Ave! Magazine: Fit Brit Celtic Boudica lives the luxurious Roman life.
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An episode highlighting the life and times of selected US presidents.
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5497:"The Earth Spins Round the Sun", "Flying to the Moon" (from S08E07)
5107:- the Movie" isn't impressed with her less-than-bombastic demeanour.
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A woman reads a heavily censored letter from her soldier sweetheart.
4555:"Made in Macedonia": For some reason, people standing in the way of
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tell the students about their unconventional business model: murder.
3021:, is none too pleased when he discovers what is named in his honour.
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Back on "History's Deadly 60", Steve Biceps observes the foiling of
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show off their way of paying for things with MasterPiece (parody of
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Alfred tries not to let his problems with his sore bottom be mocked.
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used to have a special feature for especially long-running debates.
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takes on a series of possible husbands in "Historical First Dates".
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An episode dedicated to the BBCs "Music Day" campaign through 2017.
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explains his odd ideas, Wren tries to teach a spider to dance, and
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A special episode marking 350 years since the Great Fire of London.
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1697:"Historical Catwalk": Medieval Women Final (previously unreleased).
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Tudor gentlemen soon learn the "rough" side to wearing large ruffs.
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Early man puts on a show, telling a story through cave paintings.
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explains his cunningly cruel plan for the Crusades... eventually!
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Mayflower Cruises: The one-way journey of a lifetime abroad the
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We see how the blackout during the Blitz affected everyday life.
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5351:"America: Who Really Discovered the Continent?" (film trailer)
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but convince the Abbott they are training to defeat the Devil.
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Girls", the heroic women of the Air Transport Auxiliary led by
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Romans release an album in praise of their favourite pet: eels.
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struggles to come up with a new, less German-sounding surname.
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to a duel, and it's not long until they show off their tricks!
2202:, making the most of the tragedy which Wren sees as brilliant.
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Plague, Poverty and Prayer: A Horrid History with Terry Deary
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2269:"Horrible Hearts Club Band: The History of Music" (parody of
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on the same night during a scary storytelling competition at
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The tenth series began with a Father's Day special in 2023.
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advertises his Amazing Steam-Powered Exercise Machines, the
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Henry VIII's daughters engage in a regal game of "Your Mum".
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SpeedyVictorianTravel.com advertises a not-so-quick trip to
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The English Ambassador and his wife are shocked to see that
2355:'s dancing causes a bit of a commotion and lots of swooning!
1991:, struggles to get his stories' morals across to one family.
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A special show featuring some of history's greatest firsts.
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3252:, but the Russians always have one special move (parody of
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Medieval Bavaria has a very strange custom of finding love.
2180:"Let's Talk About Science": The more eccentric side of the
1707:
Historical Restrooms: A businessman uses a Medieval toilet.
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The five Marys go about their business until they learn of
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equivalent of today's gyms, but with even more clothes on.
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hides in the Houses of Parliament to enact a special plan.
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is the first man in space, but his father isn't impressed.
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Tips for Heroes No. 85: When onboard without toilets, Sir
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seems unable to get a grip on the floors of Cleo's palace.
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Horrible Histories: Heroic Heroes And Villainous Villains
5345:"F-F-F-Founding Fathers" (parody of generic pop/boyband)
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Two chariot engineers in ancient Rome talk their driver,
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Sophie and Sebastian advise both Alexander the Great and
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Ahoy! Magazine tells all about Britain's hottest couple,
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It's the End of the World as We Know It (And I Feel Fine)
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eventually convinces his men they must go to war against
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Stalin decides the answer to defeat the Chinese lies in
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and makes clear she is not interested in her appearance.
2752:"History's Deadly 60": Steve Biceps observes the wicked
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war horn with some awful results â but not awful enough!
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HHTV News: The Great Fire is on its second day, and the
1628:
The Barons and King John have a rap battle at Runnymede.
3505:'s British Hotel, but find it's not what they expected.
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When a customer complains about the size of his fries,
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Trivia: This episode was partly reworked into the film
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presents his brand new hair cleaning device, "shampoo".
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A couple honeymooning in Crimea have a reservation at
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Three agents don't quite understand their job in the "
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shows off a rather messy (and smelly) way of painting.
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An episode all about weird romance throughout history.
780:"History's Craziest Fools": Mr. H takes a look at the
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HHTV News: Puritans set sail to the New World on the
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Mary Queen Of Scots plays golf just three days after
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gives a modern man advice on how to salvage his date.
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have an online feud over who's the best armour maker.
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A special marking 200 years since the birth of film.
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on tour has the world thrilled with this new species.
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A stone age couple accidentally domesticates a wolf.
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has a brainstorming session with fellow playwrights
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A history of the weird and wacky ideas about health.
2617:"Historical Gogglebox: Giottobox edition" shows how
2597:"), performed by Gemma Whelan and Tom Stourton with
875:, thinks he is pregnant with an elephant (parody of
405:- Mr. H introduces one mean medieval man (parody of
5240:), performed by Tom Stourton with James McNicholas
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An episode about rulers of all kinds, good and bad.
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An episode dedicated to the history of exploration.
1477:"Historical Grand Designs": Breaking up India with
4621:"We're Grateful" (parody of "You're Welcome" from
3491:Lord Cardigan's Crimean War X-Treme Survival: The
2676:seems to think green pants are the key to success.
2435:"), performed by Jessica Ransom with Gemma Whelan
1648:"History's Craziest Fools": William the Conqueror.
1392:have some strange places to go to the toilet, and
5384:Puritan mums have a discussion about baby names.
3366:while their Mayan colleague has a one-track mind.
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3041:'s men explain the many ways they attempted to
2835:"And This is What we Do With It..." (parody of
2053:reveals his top party trick to keep him amused.
1638:gets annoyed to no end by Napoleon's behaviour.
1285:Historical Desktops: Using his tablet, Emperor
1099:Two Brits barter with a cow-based money system.
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4657:The Australian army faces the unruly might of
4545:is lovingly retiring his 18-year-old daughter
2943:, Jalaal Hartley, Ryan Sampson and Samson Kayo
1709:"Empress of India" (music video, from S06E11).
1705:"History's Craziest Fools": Battle of Lepanto.
1656:"Your Finest Hour" (music video, from S06E10).
642:A preview for the series "The Normans": After
7034:
5386:GameTube: Zack Septic-Tank plays through the
1302:Horrible Histories: The Movie â Rotten Romans
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6811:"@Cavalorn 3 special episodes like the last"
4994:Advertisement for required-by-law gas masks.
4757:is the first man to walk on the Moon, while
3037:gets too "comfy" with the Russians in 1961,
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4295:- both of whom are married to someone else!
3262:'s faeces and comes up with a cunning plan.
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6525:"Kings and Queens - A Right Royal Special"
4669:A Victorian couple goes shopping for some
4563:has no idea why that could be. (parody of
1812:"The Plays What I've Written" (parody of "
1388:"History's Craziest Fools": Churchill and
650:and William, things aren't made very easy!
49:
4023:gives an interview about his time on the
2361:rocks on and burns on in the Dead Lounge.
2140:Historical Desktops: Through his tablet,
2022:explains the downside to writing in code.
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1465:Then Magazine: Queen Vicky's marriage to
646:promises the throne to both of his sons,
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4663:Farting fish almost cause a nuclear war.
932:"A Little More Reformation" (parody of "
376:"And I Would Say 800 Years" (parody of "
5777:Mary Seacole (music video, from S04E05)
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5163:A 1930s American woman applies to be a
4864:"The History of Democracy" (parody of "
4183:women gets compared to its counterpart
3968:A man takes a job as a cameraman for a
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3752:Alex the Great finds out about kissing.
3017:Hunter, soldier, boxer, and President,
2685:"Heroic Heroes And Villainous Villains"
2283:A young Celt is taught how to play the
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3974:A group of cameramen all want to film
3932:"The Moving Picture Show" (parody of "
2986:One loud-mouthed guest who took after
415:"Battle of the Day": The mean Mongol,
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5232:"Henry VIII: Get Sweaty" (parody of "
4321:needs to have an urgent meeting with
3196:"The Iron Curtain Falls" (parody of "
2272:Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band
2194:"Historical Grand Designs": Wren and
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847:Napoleon returns to meet his beloved
548:I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here!
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6155:about episode summaries and writers.
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5610:There's a new trend at the court of
5509:The world's very first library, the
4782:a dummy reciting recipes for borscht
4158:There's a new trend at the court of
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2018:Tips for Struggling Writers No. 64:
1993:Tips for Struggling Writers No. 17:
1967:Tips for Struggling Writers No. 12:
1543:"The Cruel Necessities" (parody of "
1267:"History's Craziest Fools": Emperor
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7114:Horrible Histories with Stephen Fry
4367:invites fellow best-selling author
4257:Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria
2990:continually interrupts his funeral.
2198:plan to re-build London and design
2156:grabs hold of some help, literally.
2004:Three famous fictional detectives,
1701:"I'm a Tang Celebrity": Empress Wu.
1108:by telling them he started wearing
577:takes former-Pope Formosus to court
553:"Who Do I Wish I Was?": Welsh monk
340:"Crooked King John and Magna Carta"
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27:the 2009 TV series of the same name
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5279:expains his new work-out routine.
5074:"Tudor Queens: Power" (parody of "
4559:becoming king keep dying. His mum
3454:"All About This Base" (parody of "
3128:reveals his surprise new signing,
2962:"Historical Brand Designers": The
2728:"They Were the Heroes" (parody of
1695:"Battle of the Day": Genghis Khan.
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7183:Rotten Rationing Big Picture Show
6696:"Horrible Histories - CBBC - BBC"
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6043:"Henry and Lizâs Family Face-Off"
4739:"Flying to the Moon" (parody of "
4162:: looking exactly like the queen.
3966:, but the actor proves difficult.
3397:"Formidable Florence Nightingale"
3078:"Warlords from Hell" (parody of "
2726:, James McNicolas and Samson Kayo
2071:"The Grisly Great Fire Of London"
1973:The Great Storytellers Bake Off:
1396:has a strange use for two people.
7281:America's Funny But True History
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3308:"Good Vaccinations" (parody of "
3132:, which causes some controversy.
2168:teaches Paul some table manners.
831:"Napoleon Bonaparte" (parody of
772:Amazing Scientists: Brian meets
733:"Queenian Rhapsody" (parody of "
6809:Greg Jenner (1 October 2015).
5495:"King Tut's Haul" (from S08E02)
5131:have a riff off (parody of the
3700:"Awesome Ancient Civilisations"
3603:struggles to keep the peace on
3486:Sun, Sex and Suspicious Parents
3472:), performed by Jessica Ransom
3161:"Revolting Russian Revolutions"
2789:'s attempt to blow up the King.
2357:Dead Lounge: Sixties sensation
2351:of 1957 get ready to film, but
2109:Starting Over Again (parody of
1347:"Your Finest Hour" (parody of "
25:episodes which is a revival of
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5792:"Gruesome Guide to Growing Up"
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4142:Queer Eye for the Straight Guy
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3464:"I Brought About" (parody of "
3142:Tips for Rulers No. 43: Queen
2980:manages to negotiate very well
2589:"Hello, It's-a Me" (parody of
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1453:"Empress of India" (parody of
592:"Wicked William the Conqueror"
500:"I'm Out of Town" (parody of "
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6112:"BBCâs Big Birthday Bonanza!"
5632:Paulina Pepys is grateful to
4420:"Court Me Maybe" (parody of "
4255:is tasked with assassinating
3256:videos and computer games)...
2939:) performed by Tom Stourton,
2710:"Downtown Threat" (parody of
7337:The Birmingham Stage Company
6899:"Adam Jenkins Vimeo Channel"
6502:"Songtastic Musical Special"
6433:"Terrifying Tower of London"
5836:Featuring Emmeline Pankhurst
5643:American president Roosevelt
5577:: Get Sweaty" (from S08E11)
5390:and starts a war (parody of
4761:gets a less glamorous first.
3564:"Qin Shi Huang" (parody of "
2931:Mister President (parody of
2906:"Preposterous US Presidents"
2779:In Occupied France, legless
2744:"Historical Grand Designs":
2736:"), performed by Samson Kayo
2608:Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
1561:"History's Craziest Fools":
1483:"History's Craziest Fools":
1251:"Wreck 'Em All" (parody of "
1062:"History's Craziest Fools":
1046:"I Can't Go On" (parody of "
979:"My Big Fat Tudor Wedding":
956:"History's Craziest Fools":
672:"Let's Talk About Art": The
571:"History's Craziest Fools":
401:"History's Craziest Fools":
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6226:"NHS 75th Birthday Special"
5815:"Protesting with Pankhurst"
5324:14 September 2020
5314:14 September 2020
5113:The modern man who chooses
4936:16 September 2019
4854:"Mambo No. 10" (parody of "
4085:Macklemore & Ryan Lewis
3636:invites her new boyfriend,
3632:"At Home with the Curies":
3284:18 September 2017
3186:"Back in USSR" (parody of "
3167:11 September 2017
2841:Subterranean Homesick Blues
2160:"The Great Fire Bake Off":
1987:Famous Indian storyteller,
697:"Mardy Mary Queen of Scots"
628:"Norman Style" (parody of "
438:Epic Rap Battles of History
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19:The following is a list of
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6456:"Rotten Romans in Britain"
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6349:16 February 2024
6097:25 February 2022
6074:18 February 2022
6051:11 February 2022
5913:10 December 2021
5883:26 November 2021
5853:12 November 2021
5534:"Beastly Bodily Functions"
4957:"GIs Have It" (parody of "
4926:9 September 2019
4475:parody with special guest
4358:more to the liking of the
4167:meets his future mistress
3638:Henry Richardson Labouisse
3060:4 September 2017
1846:, with special guest star
1507:"'Orrible Oliver Cromwell"
934:A Little Less Conversation
681:The Great British Bake Off
464:"Awesome Alfred the Great"
290:8 September 2023
123:5 September 2016
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5951:"Infectious Influencers"
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5896:Featuring Shirley Ballas
5866:Featuring Charles Darwin
5823:20 August 2021
5291:is here to save the day.
5274:over the safety checks.
5018:Four Yorkshiremen sketch
4765:"Historical Educating":
4715:Comedian and space nerd
4267:"Historical Educating":
4103:Christine and the Queens
3999:A film about the war in
3340:"Historical Educating":
3098:Throughout the episode,
3092:Ruthless Russian ruler,
2937:The Star-Spangled Banner
2912:28 August 2017
2816:21 August 2017
2691:14 August 2017
2449:"Historical Educating":
2297:"Historical Educating":
1724:24 August 2015
1703:Words we get from India.
1671:17 August 2015
1608:10 August 2015
1315:"Wily Winston Churchill"
1159:"Courtlife" (parody of "
994:My Big Fat Gypsy Wedding
975:Suleiman the Magnificent
541:"I'm a Tang Celebrity":
378:I'm Gonna Be (500 Miles)
87:24 August 2015
6479:"Loo Man's Gross Guide"
6464:26 April 2024
6441:16 April 2024
6387:"The Chaotic Civil War"
5997:"Diabolical Daily Life"
5728:"British Black History"
5552:3 August 2020
5542:3 August 2020
5134:Pitch Perfect franchise
4369:Hans Christian Andersen
3956:William Kennedy Dickson
3904:"Queen Vic's Home Vids"
3595:Royal Christmas Message
3376:Battle Creek Sanitarium
2569:7 August 2017
2376:"Exceptional Explorers"
2299:Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
2014:Chevalier Auguste Dupin
1810:"Writers in the House!"
1513:3 August 2015
1336:Starring Jim Howick as
1083:A preview for the DVD "
195:3 August 2020
113:19 April 2016
7327:Scholastic Corporation
6925:"HHTV Twitter Account"
6566:is missing information
6533:14 June 2024
6418:7 March 2024
6395:1 March 2024
6257:19 July 2023
6211:16 June 2023
6153:is missing information
5678:is missing information
5608:peasant (from S08E02).
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5464:27 July 2020
5428:20 July 2020
5418:20 July 2020
5410:"Holly H Song Special"
5208:23 July 2021
5198:17 July 2020
5115:Gorgo, Queen of Sparta
5053:8 March 2020
5043:8 March 2020
4973:Earth, Wind & Fire
4833:22 July 2019
4823:15 July 2019
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4502:24 June 2019
4398:24 June 2019
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4273:Mr. Burke and Mr. Hare
4222:17 June 2019
4212:10 June 2019
4054:10 June 2019
3964:the death of King John
3850:is missing information
3441:There is much more to
3415:8 March 2018
3302:"The Grime Master St.
3124:"Match of the Danes":
3015:. It doesn't end well.
2958:Battle of White Plains
2777:shows the alternative.
2508:I'm Sexy And I Know It
2502:"Casanova" (parody of
2483:31 July 2017
2477:"Ridiculous Romantics"
2382:24 July 2017
2250:15 June 2017
1951:Book Magic (parody of
1885:to earn the title of "
1750:The Specials II (2016)
1423:27 July 2015
1372:Adrian Carton de Wiart
1321:20 July 2015
1222:13 July 2015
1016:29 June 2015
902:22 June 2015
801:15 June 2015
452:The Graham Norton Show
408:World's Craziest Fools
267:14 June 2024
257:16 June 2023
149:15 June 2017
6510:10 May 2024
6341:"Radical Renaissance"
6234:5 July 2023
6134:Series 10 (2023â2024)
5800:7 July 2021
5511:Library of Alexandria
5190:"Outrageous Olympics"
5137:and has parodies of "
4967:"VE Day" (parody of "
4690:8 July 2019
4600:8 July 2019
4590:1 July 2019
4512:1 July 2019
4244:"The Romantic Poets"
4044:3 June 2019
3960:Herbert Beerbohm Tree
3912:3 June 2019
3246:Charles XII of Sweden
2954:Battle of Long Island
2885:Alexander Graham Bell
2810:"Ingenious Inventors"
2756:in action (parody of
2754:Butcher of Cumberland
2536:Sacred Band of Thebes
2427:"Explore" (parody of
2403:The Combine Harvester
2313:challenges the great
2244:"Monstrous Musicians"
2146:Lord Mayor Bloodworth
2051:Alfred, Lord Tennyson
2025:John William Polidori
1897:Escape to the Country
1691:"Napoleon Boneparte".
1665:"It's a Wicked World"
1129:6 July 2015
1123:"Gorgeous George III"
1078:One Born Every Minute
703:8 June 2015
619:William the Conqueror
598:1 June 2015
470:25 May 2015
446:Alan Carr: Chatty Man
185:3 June 2019
7004:7 May 2018
6763:British Comedy Guide
6487:3 May 2024
5905:"Cracking Christmas"
5736:7 May 2021
5659:Series 9 (2021â2022)
5370:the first boat sinks
5306:"Mayflower Malarkey"
4533:"Bronte Sisterhood"
4380:"Mind Your Manners!"
4185:one generation later
4079:'s Haul (parody of "
3939:The Greatest Showman
3831:Series 8 (2019â2020)
3787:7 May 2018
3718:7 May 2018
3672:7 May 2018
3591:Eleanor of Aquitaine
3584:19 Kids and Counting
3543:7 May 2018
3443:Florence Nightingale
3437:Florence Nightingale
3334:- naked! (parody of
3188:Back In The U.S.S.R.
2897:blows up the supply.
2451:Christopher Columbus
2417:Love Is an Open Door
2348:The Ed Sullivan Show
2315:Ludwig van Beethoven
2210:Series 7 (2017â2018)
2136:Great Fire of London
1545:The Bare Necessities
1417:"Tricky Queen Vicky"
1364:Diary of a Wimpy Kid
877:Glastonbury Festival
724:Mary, Queen of Scots
403:Renauld de ChĂątillon
221:7 May 2021
159:7 May 2018
7309:and Tony De Saulles
5362:, has disappeared!
5177:With their brother
4918:"Heroic Home Front"
4772:LagĂąri Hasan Ăelebi
4557:Alexander the Great
4494:"Fearsome Families"
4342:William Shakespeare
4329:is currently up to.
4319:President Roosevelt
4262:Mission: Impossible
4169:Madame de Pompadour
4139:peasant (parody of
3624:Catherine the Great
3456:All About That Bass
3372:John Harvey Kellogg
3357:Embarrassing Bodies
3349:The Art of Swimming
3260:Chairman Mao Zedong
2941:Richard David-Caine
2724:Richard David-Caine
2599:Richard David-Caine
2563:"Atrocious Artists"
1843:Singin' in the Rain
1799:William Shakespeare
1490:One hopeless doctor
1092:What Katie Did Next
952:Catherine of Aragon
896:"Horrid Henry VIII"
751:and becoming Queen.
7363:Horrible Histories
7274:Horrible Geography
7210:The Mad Millennium
7084:Live-action series
7051:Horrible Histories
6650:Horrible Histories
6410:"Bewitching Books"
6364:"Gory Greek Myths"
5634:her brother Samuel
5456:"Fantastic Firsts"
5282:Baron de Coubertin
5272:Lewis Hamiltanious
5147:Shout Out To My Ex
4988:Operation Sea Lion
4741:Fly Me to the Moon
4721:1969 Moon landings
4352:about how to make
4165:Louis XV of France
4036:"Fashion Faux Pas"
3525:"Deadly Dynasties"
3019:Theodore Roosevelt
3001:Northern Statist,
2861:Ishmael al-Jawhari
2856:Johannes Gutenberg
2791:HHTV News: Whilst
2659:Jacob de Gheyn III
2345:The presenters of
1941:Comedy (parody of
1767:Original air date
1052:Christina Aguilera
1010:"Crafty Cleopatra"
969:An Evening with...
867:Duke of Wellington
795:"Naughty Napoleon"
660:Battle of Hastings
22:Horrible Histories
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3054:"Ruthless Rulers"
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2950:George Washington
2459:Ernest Shackleton
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1338:Winston Churchill
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854:Sake Dean Mahomet
782:Battle of Lepanto
735:Bohemian Rhapsody
575:- One crazy Pope
543:Empress Wu Zetian
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3654:"Savage Songs"
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5289:W. G. Grace
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2769:Cillit Bang
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2720:Uptown Funk
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2674:Andy Warhol
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1048:You Lost Me
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6794:1 February
6705:2024-05-14
6681:2024-05-14
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6307:2024-02-02
6284:2023-11-01
6261:2023-07-19
6238:2023-07-05
6215:2023-06-16
6192:Written by
6124:2022-10-15
6101:2022-02-25
6078:2022-02-18
6055:2022-02-11
6032:2022-02-04
6009:2022-01-28
5986:2022-01-21
5963:2022-01-14
5940:2022-01-07
5917:2021-12-10
5887:2021-11-26
5857:2021-11-12
5827:2021-08-20
5804:2021-07-07
5740:2021-05-07
5717:Written by
5604:glam up a
5600:Guy": Two
5596:Eye for a
5575:Henry VIII
5556:2020-08-03
5546:2020-08-03
5478:2020-07-27
5468:2020-07-27
5432:2020-07-20
5422:2020-07-20
5354:John Cabot
5328:2020-09-14
5318:2020-09-14
5297:metaphors.
5224:Alex Scott
5212:2021-07-23
5202:2020-07-17
5165:Hello Girl
5151:Little Mix
5080:Little Mix
5057:2020-03-08
5047:2020-03-08
4940:2019-09-16
4930:2019-09-09
4837:2019-07-22
4827:2019-07-15
4704:2019-07-15
4694:2019-07-08
4673:jewellery.
4640:Our Planet
4604:2019-07-08
4594:2019-07-01
4547:Maria Anna
4516:2019-07-01
4506:2019-06-24
4483:VÄtsyÄyana
4402:2019-06-24
4392:2019-06-17
4350:Ben Jonson
4281:and Queen
4253:Black Hand
4226:2019-06-17
4216:2019-06-10
4150:Henry VIII
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4048:2019-06-03
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3893:Written by
3791:2018-05-07
3781:2017-11-06
3722:2018-05-07
3712:2017-11-06
3676:2018-05-07
3666:2017-11-06
3547:2018-05-07
3537:2017-11-06
3466:Chandelier
3419:2018-03-08
3409:2017-11-06
3288:2017-09-18
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3171:2017-09-11
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3064:2017-09-04
2916:2017-08-28
2820:2017-08-21
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