1Savage Songs
A compilation of the songs from the second series, featuring Spartan High School Musical, the Viking Rock Band, punky Queen Boudica, Incan emperor Pachacuti, the posh rapping of Charles II, Blackbeard the Pirate, George IV going solo, the Victorian Inventions song, and the World War 2 Girls.
2Horrible Christmas
Christmas is a time for charity, hope and goodwill to all men - but for Horrible Histories it's a time of farting jesters, finding bacon in your Christmas card, and having your dinner confiscated by Oliver Cromwell. This episode showcases bizarre Yuletide absurdities from over the centuries with a unique blend of sketches, pastiche and song - a foul and festive treat. Revel in the smelliest, silliest and goriest stories about everyone's favourite time of year.
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Horrible Histories Big Prom Party
As part of the 2011 BBC Proms, the cast of Horrible Histories join up with the Aurora Orchestra, the Choir from the Music Centre, the Kids Company Choir and a group of dancers for a special event. The show features a selection of songs from the first three series, some excerpts from classical pieces and original sketches.
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Sport Relief Bob Report
5Esporte Especial
Um episódio esportivo especial do programa de esquetes históricos, baseado na bem-sucedida série de livros. Todas as principais ações esportivas do passado, incluindo o Imperador Nero e Jesse Owens cantando a história das Olimpíadas. Estamos na linha de chegada para ver Pheidippides correr a primeira maratona, então contamos os melhores Cheats de Maratona de todos os tempos e olhamos para trás em alguns de nossos eventos esportivos favoritos de Horrible Histories.
6Especial Assustador
Death de 'Stupid Deaths' apresenta um show cheio de destaques assustadores neste especial de Halloween.
7Ridiculous Romance
We find out what happens when Henry VIII takes part in TV show Dating In Darkness and meets latest love Anne of Cleves, discover the problems encountered by Queen Elizabeth I’s portrait artist, and are treated to romantic musical interludes from The Love Rats Club, plus Queen Victoria as she duets with Prince Albert. We also say hello to Rattus Rattus’s brand-new girlfriend Ratalie, who Rattus Rattus is hoping will be impressed by a romantic dinner of ‘cockroach in jus de rubbish bag’...
8Frightful First World War
Bob Hale and Rattus Rattus guide us through the horrible history of 1914-18. Featuring the soldiers, pilots, civilians, girl guides, suffragettes and even kings who were all caught up in the fighting.
9Sensational Shakespeare
April 2016 marks the 400th anniversary of the death of Britain's greatest playwright, William Shakespeare (or is it William Shagspeare or Willm Shakspere - even the great Bard himself didn't know!). In this episode, we look at the life and times of the playwright - from his largely unknown and humble beginnings in Stratford, through his times as a jobbing actor in London, to his success as the country's most respected and financially savvy writer.
10Staggering Storytellers
Who wrote the first detective novel? When were books invented? Why do we like stories so much? In its own distinctive and irreverently accurate style, the episode takes a look at some of literature's greatest works and history's wackiest writers. Along the way we see the development of storytelling technology. We learn how a party at Lord Byron's house led to the writing of the Gothic masterpiece Frankenstein, and how Charles Dickens was the Harry Styles of his day. Spanning 3,000 years of recorded history we take a look at the funny and ridiculous ways some of our finest writers cured their writing block - did you know Tennyson used to pretend to go the loo as a party trick? Also, of course, our trusty host Rattus guides the way.
11The Grisly Great Fire of London
For the 350th anniversary of the Great Fire of London, Horrible Histories returns for a one-off special looking at the disaster and the events that surrounded it. On the night of 2 September, a spark from a baker’s oven in Pudding Lane ignited a fire which roared through the tightly packed streets of London, tearing up the timber-framed houses and destroying up to a third of the city. In true Horrible Histories fashion, this special episode explores London and Britain before the fire, full of plague and party in the raucous Restoration atmosphere personified by King Charles II. We see how London’s Mayor preferred to stay in bed during the fire because been partying the night before, and how Samuel Pepys rushed to bury his parmesan cheese for safety.
12Savage Songs Special (2013)
Some of history's greatest characters serenade us with tales of their lives. Featuring the all-conquering Alexander the Great, the cash-loving Crassus, the feisty Joan of Arc, the brilliant but miserable Charles Dickens and the very determined Rosa Parks.
13Savage Songs Special (2012)
In a special musical episode of the award-winning Horrible Histories, host Rattus Rattus chooses his favourite songs from the fourth series to entertain his young nephew.
14Top 5: 1. Football with Alex Scott
England footie star Alex Scott delves into the Horrible history of Soccer. From the Middle Ages, when whole villages would play against each other, with dire injuries as a consequence - to the famous Christmas truce in World War 1, when British and German troops put down their guns and spoke the universal language of football.
15Top 5: 2. Back to School with Emily Atack
Back to School??! Ugh! It could be worse, though – in honour of everyone going back to school, Emily Atack takes you through the Horrible History of what school days were like in the past…
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Black History Month with Oti Mabuse
In celebration of Black History Month, Oti Mabuse brings you a selection of Horrible Histories sketches and songs featuring Rosa Parks, Civil War spy Mary Bowser, pioneering boxer Bill Richmond, plus Mary Seacole and Martin Luther King Jr.
17Brexit
Nish Kumar brings us a selection of sketches about European Historical figures, featuring the dance stylings of the Normans, Italian fashion, Leonardo da Vinci, Louis XIV’s bottom problems & the vocal stylings of the Four Georges…
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Savage Songs Special (2011)
Chronological compilation of the standout music videos from the third series, as chosen by the producers. An encore is omitted this year to make room for the slightly longer "Monarchs' Song".
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Song - The 4 Georges. Born 2 Rule
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Song - The Wives of Henry VIII. Divorced Beheaded & Died
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Song - Making a Mummy
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Song - Terrible Tudors
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Song - A Gorgeous Georgian Lady
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Song - I'm a Knight
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Song - Caveman Love
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Song - It's Not True!
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Song - The Plague Song
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Song - British Things
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Song - We are Greek
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Song - Burke & Hare
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Song - Literally (The Viking Song)
202Song - Charles II. King of Bling
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Song - Spartan High School Musical
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Song - We're the WWII Girls
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Song - George IV. Couldn't Stand My Wife
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Song - Blackbeard's Song
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Song - Victorian Inventions
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Song - Learn Your Hieroglyphics
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Song - Real Live Cowboys
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Song - Boudicca
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Song - Funky Monks
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Song - Do the Pachacuti
301Song - Dick Turpin, Highwayman
302Song - All The Monarchs!
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Song - William Wallace, Scottish Rebel
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Song - Work, Terrible Work!
305Song - Ra Ra Cleopatra
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Song - The Truth About Richard III
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Song - The Evil Emperors' Song
308Song - The Suffragettes' Song
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Song - Discaztec (Ain't Staying Alive)
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Song - The English Civil War Song
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Song - The Ages of Stone
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Song - Celtic Boast Battle
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Song - The Few (RAF Pilots)
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Song - Charles Darwin. Natural Selection
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Song - The Thinkers
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Song - It's a New World (Pilgrim Fathers)
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Song - Mary Seacole
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Song - Victoria & Albert. A Love Ballad
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Song - We've got The Blue-Blooded Blues
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Song - The Luddites!
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Song - The Borgia Family
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Song - Mary the First
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Song - William Shakespeare & the Quills
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Song - (We're the) Georgian Navy
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Song - Rosa Parks. I Sat on a Bus
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Song - Vikings and Garfunkel
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Song - Charles Dickens
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Song - Crassus. Minted
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Song - Joan of Arc
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Song - Alexander the Great
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Song - Owain Glyndŵr. First Prince of Wales
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Song - Transportation
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Song - Henry VII. The Original Tu-Tu-Tudor
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Song - Matilda(s) and Stephen ... and Henry
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Song - Australia
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Song - We're History (The Finale)
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Science with Dara Ó Briain
In honour of Science Week, Dara Ó Briain brings you some of his favourite science-themed sketches, including the music of Charles Darwin, the serious goings-on at The Royal Society, Historical Paramedics, Victorian Inventions and Vaccinations…
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The Bits We Left Out (S02)
Second season extended episodes and sketches.
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The Bits That Went Wrong (S02)
Outtakes and gag reel from the second season
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Season 2 Quizzes
All quizzes from the second season
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Stuff We Couldn't Fit In (S03)
More cut or extended scenes and sketches from the third season
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More Bits That Went Wrong (S03)
More hilarious outtakes and gag reel from the third season.
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Season 3 Quizzes
Quizzes from the third season.
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More Stuff We Couldn't Fit In (S04)
Extended scenes and cut sketches from the fourth season.
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Stuff That Didn't Make It
Finished work that had content that didn't match the themes.
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Season 4 Quizzes
Quizzes from the fourth season.
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Season 5 Quizzes
Quizzes from the fifth season.
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Even More Stuff We Couldn't Fit In (S5)
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Even More Bits That Went Wrong (S5)
526Animated Specials: 1. Gruesome Guide to Growing Up
Life wasn’t always fun for children in the past. Horrible Histories delves into the not-so-easy lives of children throughout history, from the strict parenting of ancient civilisations, to the terrible fights the young King Louis XIV had with his little brother - even weeing on each other's beds! And find out just why Henry VIII was so keen for his son Edward VI to stay inside.
528'Orrible Opera
Henry VIII, Queen Victoria and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart are our hosts for a special live concert as part of the BBC Proms season at London’s Royal Albert Hall, introducing us to the world of opera. Mozart is sure that the Horrible Histories audience will love opera, with all its grisly and gruesome stories. But Queen Victoria is not so sure, thinking opera is totally unsuitable for children. In fact, she thinks the audience need to leave at once! Can Mozart change her mind?