A group of British comedians show the sides of history they don't teach you in school. From the 'Savage Stone Age' to the 'Troublesome 20th Century', you see the full side to history.
Genre: Comedy, Family, History
Cast:Jim Howick , Simon Farnaby , Mathew Baynton , Martha Howe-Douglas , Ben Willbond , Laurence Rickard , Jon Culshaw , Dominique Moore , Jessica Ransom , Tom Stourton , Jalaal Hartley , Sarah Hadland , Alice Lowe , Lawry Lewin , Jess Robinson , David Baddiel , Alexander Richardson , Richard David-Caine
Horrible Histories returns for a sixth series, with an episode about King John I and Magna Carta with revamped cast and a new style.
A special episode about King Alfred the Great, starring Tom Rosenthal.
A special episode about William the Conqueror, starring Kevin Eldon.
A special episode about Mary Queen of Scots, starring Jessica Ransom. This episode follows the young Mary as she stumbles from young girl in Scotland to queen in France, back to queen in Scotland and finally to Elizabeth I's public enemy no 1 - with a bit of Queenian Rhapsody thrown in for good measure! Meanwhile, across the world we meet silver-nosed Danish scientist Tycho Brahe, and Mr H gives us his unique take on the epic Battle of Lepanto in another History's Craziest Fools. With, of course, our host Rattus to guide the way!
Follow Napoleon as he rises from humble beginnings to become the Emperor of France.
A special episode about King Henry VIII, starring Rowan Atkinson.
A special episode about the great Egyptian Queen Cleopatra, starring Kathryn Drysdale.
A special episode about King George III, starring Simon Farnaby.
A special about the great British Queen Boudica, starring Lorna Watson.
A special episode about Winston Churchill, starring Jim Howick.
A special about 'Orrible Oliver Cromwell, starring Horrible Histories regular Lawry Lewin.
A special episode featuring the best bits from the series, with a host of Rotten Rulers.
A special episode featuring all your favourite bits from the series.
The BAFTA award winning TV show returns for its final episode of the sixth series, Savage Songs. Sing about Henry VIII's love of reformation, or burnt cakes with Alfred the great, or get down with William the conqueror, Norman style.
Spanning 3,000 years of recorded history we look at the ways some of our finest writers cured their writing block. We see the development of storytelling technology and learn how Charles Dickens was the Harry Styles of his day.