I'm so sad I didn't get to come (I was just born sooo...) But yeah if Matt was Dick Turpin the whole audience would've fainted I mean look at how they reacted when he bit his lip not a good idea
Who here had a childhood crush on Matt growing up? I did. I miss the old group so much and now I’m grown up the show helped me pass history GCSE and fall in love with History xxx
Well more so Terry Deary who came up with the concept, as well as whoever commissioned and produced the show. And consultants like the fabulous Greg Jenner. These guys are performers, as good as they are they didn't make the whole thing up themselves.
He's riffing on Mel Brooks. Mel has long ago done his bit on American vs British newscasters: (British) "Today in the Gulf of Akhabar, two ships nearly collided". (American) "Two wacky Arab ships today almost hit each other HEAD-ON! Unfortunately nobody was huyt". (from An Audience With Mel Brooks(1983)). ❤ to Mel and ❤ Larry as Bob Hale! [At 19:30mins in xj8ufwtQVi0?si=FL3sWEt3qWLglati]
Both Mozart and Salieri taught Beethoven how to write piano concerti. Unlike Mozart, Beethoven wrote only nine symphonies and five piano concerti. Mozart wrote 45 symphonies and more than 20 piano concerti. Mozart and Beethoven had the relationship of teacher and student, but the latter only started to go deaf after Mozart died. He began going deaf when he wrote his third symphony, Eroica, and by the time he wrote his ninth symphony, Beethoven was completely deaf.
@@Atlas226 mine too, wonder what it would be like for that to happen with the earliest American presidents. Have them do that verbal jousting would be like
I thought I thought that when Victoria locked up herself in the toilet Prince Albert will come, talk to her and they'll sing "Victoria and Albert love song" ;-; WHY R U SO HEARTLESS
Born To Rule - 09:30 - 21:20 Richard The Third - 15:47 - 18:17 Divorced, Beheaded and Died - 22:35 - 24:40 King Of Bling (Charles the Second) - 27:00 - 29:08 George The Fourth - 44:46 - 47:12 Cleo - 49:01 - 51:30 Stone Age - 51:16 - 54:43 Literally - 57:05 - 59:45
This is so great. Horrible Histories has so much passion and seeing them all the characters interact like this is great. One of the best shows ever. Watched so much of it
If we're a little girl of seven 6years ago you are going to heaven for this. I'm 63, sitting in a small village in the Philippines loving this. March 2023.
Cast: Mathew Baynton as a Caveman, a Viking, William Shakespeare, Charles II, Mozart and George II Simon Farnaby as George III, Fortesque and Death Martha Howe-Douglas as Sam, Victoria and Cleopatra Jim Howick as the Shouty Man, Richard III, a Viking and George IV Laurence Rickard as a Caveman, a Viking, Neil Short, Jean-Baptist Lully and Bob Hale Ben Willbond as Mike Peabody, Henry VIII, Beethoven and George I John Eccleston as Rattus Rattus Let me know if I forgot anyone.
Prehistoric Pasta what if they do one in 2020 or something? I was quite young then and was watching stuff like Mickey Mouse clubhouse now I feel left out…
Because i woumd freak out but i was waiting a whole hour and then she was like "thats all we have time for" and im like ThAtS AlL wE hAvE TiMe fOr DiCk TuRpiN HeLLo aNyBodY
A few things are different in comparison to the show. George II instead of talking about his father dying of diarrhoea says he did. And Richard III said he didn’t kill his dad instead of his wife’s dad. Simon Farnaby also plays George III in George IV’s song instead of Lawry Lewin.
15:50: The lies about Richard III are more like half-truths. Here are five myths about him that the Richard III Society debunked: 1. Richard III had sclerosis and one shoulder higher than the other. But that does not make him a hunchback, or anything resembling that. 2. His "withered arm," was NOT withered in the slightest. 3. George, the Duke of Clarence, was executed in secret at the behest of Edward IV. Richard had nothing to do with it. The idea that he was drowned in a barrel of wine is an urban legend created by the Tudors. 4. By all accounts, Richard III loved his nephews and put them in the Tower to keep them safe. There is no evidence that he murdered them, and it's actually more likely that Henry VII killed them. 5. Richard III was riding a horse when he was killed. It makes absolutely zero sense for his last words to be: "A horse! A horse! My kingdom for a horse!" If anything, it would have been better if Shakespeare made him say: "Et tu Brute?" which weren't Julius Caesar's last words... I guess you can stop pretending that Shakespeare wrote any truth in his plays. All of them were lies.
What's funny is that Queen Victoria roast Richard III for reigning for two years when she ruled for 63. Well, none of the English monarchs had the shortest or longest reign in history. That honor goes to France. Louis XIV reigned for 72 years, which makes him the longest-reigning monarch. Louis XIX was the shortest-reigning monarch, because he was King of France for only twenty minutes before he abdicated.
oh ma god matt that wink tho when he said " I was the bad one" *lady's scream and probably faint * he was ligit my childhood crush I really miss the old cast now its the less good new cast
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