season 5 Videos-
Elizabeth The 1st
It’s the rival regents of the Renaissance, Mary Queen of Scots and Elizabeth the 1st, battling it out on Jerome Springer (Jerry Springer Parody) There’s surprise guests waiting back stage, shocking revelations, and plenty of mud slinging in a battle royal for the throne. -
The War of 1812 - A Win Win War
Who Won The War of 1812 The War Of 1812 as reported by CNN’s Crossfire. We hear from generals and politicians on all three sides: British, American, and Native American. It appears the British and Americans are claiming victory, while the Natives are claiming foul. Original Air Date: July 24, 2004 YouTube Transcript Hello and […] -
The Osborgias
The shocking story of the dysfunctional family who bullied their way into the Papacy and almost destroyed the Catholic church with their scandalous vices. In a deadly parody of The Osbournes, we follow Pope Alexander as he battles with his favourite mistress and most important bastard children. -
Pope Formosus: Dug Up and Put on Trial
The incredible story of Pope Formosus who was dug up, and put on trial by an angry, and apparently crazy rival. -
The French Revolution
The French Revolution began with high ideals. Very quickly, like most political movements, the movement splintered over differing points of view, beliefs, and goals. For example, men's pants. -
The Puritans
The first Thanksgiving with the Pilgrims at Plymouth is done as a parody of All In The Family. Other parodies include a Batman-like cartoon called ‘Captain Puritan’, George on Seinfeld worrying about whether to emigrate to the New World, and Woody Allen obsessing on the persecution of his people, the Puritans. -
Little Bighorn
Custer’s defeat at the Battle of Little Big Horn as seen through the eyes of the X File’s team. Agents Mulder and Scully confront the evidence and then head west because ‘the truth is out there.’ -
The Cathars
The Cathars were a break away group of French Christians who rejected most of the Catholic Church’s practices and beliefs. And they were persecuted to death for it. Their story is presented as a 20/20 look back at the history of the Cathars, which becomes a parody of Communism and the McCarthy hearings. -
Marco Polo
Marco Polo’s book about his adventures across Asia and the court of the Kublai Khan was a huge hit across Europe. So this hot author guests on Letterman to defend his work against claims that it’s fabrication and exaggeration. -
Francisco Pizarro
In 1524 Spanish conquistador Francisco Pizarro's journey to Peru in search of gold and how he handled the Incan civilization he encountered is portrayed in this episode. Includes a Star Trek parody called "Sea Trek" with Spanish conquistadors standing in for the Enterprise crew. -
Ulrich von Liechtenstein
The story of a bizarre but chivalrous knight who toured Europe in a white dress and blonde wig jousting and battling for ladies honour. Ulrich promotes his 'Venus' tour on Live With Regis & Kelly, where he ends up brawling with a famous Christian theologian who claims that the Church believes women are far from pure. -
Leonardo Da Vinci - ADHD in 1510
The original Renaissance man meets the original Renaissance woman as Martha Stewart visits Leonardo Da Vinci's workshop. Leo demonstrates painting, anatomy, dissection, fortress building, weapon design, and much more. -
The Boston Tea Party - Laugh In Parody
"Live from beautiful downtown Boston..." America's political and social upheaval is presented in a parody of the hottest show from a later upheaval, with the American Revolution on 'Laugh In'. Guest political figures such as Ben Franklin yuck it up with regulars Dick and Dan, giggling Goldie Hawn, Artie Johnson, and Lily Tomlin. -
Girls Girls Girls
A dead-on parody of The Bachelor explores the Mormon's early practices of polygamy. As the eager Bachelorettes discover, being wife number four isn't all it's cracked up to be. -
Isaac Newton - A Newtiful Mind
Original Air Date: July 31, 2004 At The Movies With Ebert & Roeper reviews and shows clips from the new biographical film, ‘A Newtiful Mind.”” We learn how the mathematical and scientific genius spent most of his life working on biblical prophecy, and died a virgin. This episode centers on Isaac Newton and the time […]
Elizabeth The 1st
It’s the rival regents of the Renaissance, Mary Queen of Scots and Elizabeth the 1st, battling it out on Jerome Springer (Jerry Springer Parody) There’s surprise guests waiting back stage, shocking revelations, and plenty of mud slinging in a battle royal for the throne.
The War of 1812 - A Win Win War
Who Won The War of 1812 The War Of 1812 as reported by CNN’s Crossfire. We hear from generals and politicians on all three sides: British, American, and Native American. It appears the British and Americans are claiming victory, while the Natives are claiming foul. Original Air Date: July 24, 2004 YouTube Transcript Hello and […]
The Osborgias
The shocking story of the dysfunctional family who bullied their way into the Papacy and almost destroyed the Catholic church with their scandalous vices. In a deadly parody of The Osbournes, we follow Pope Alexander as he battles with his favourite mistress and most important bastard children.
Pope Formosus: Dug Up and Put on Trial
The incredible story of Pope Formosus who was dug up, and put on trial by an angry, and apparently crazy rival.
The French Revolution
The French Revolution began with high ideals. Very quickly, like most political movements, the movement splintered over differing points of view, beliefs, and goals. For example, men's pants.
The Puritans
The first Thanksgiving with the Pilgrims at Plymouth is done as a parody of All In The Family. Other parodies include a Batman-like cartoon called ‘Captain Puritan’, George on Seinfeld worrying about whether to emigrate to the New World, and Woody Allen obsessing on the persecution of his people, the Puritans.
Little Bighorn
Custer’s defeat at the Battle of Little Big Horn as seen through the eyes of the X File’s team. Agents Mulder and Scully confront the evidence and then head west because ‘the truth is out there.’
The Cathars
The Cathars were a break away group of French Christians who rejected most of the Catholic Church’s practices and beliefs. And they were persecuted to death for it. Their story is presented as a 20/20 look back at the history of the Cathars, which becomes a parody of Communism and the McCarthy hearings.
Marco Polo
Marco Polo’s book about his adventures across Asia and the court of the Kublai Khan was a huge hit across Europe. So this hot author guests on Letterman to defend his work against claims that it’s fabrication and exaggeration.
Francisco Pizarro
In 1524 Spanish conquistador Francisco Pizarro's journey to Peru in search of gold and how he handled the Incan civilization he encountered is portrayed in this episode. Includes a Star Trek parody called "Sea Trek" with Spanish conquistadors standing in for the Enterprise crew.
Ulrich von Liechtenstein
The story of a bizarre but chivalrous knight who toured Europe in a white dress and blonde wig jousting and battling for ladies honour. Ulrich promotes his 'Venus' tour on Live With Regis & Kelly, where he ends up brawling with a famous Christian theologian who claims that the Church believes women are far from pure.
Leonardo Da Vinci - ADHD in 1510
The original Renaissance man meets the original Renaissance woman as Martha Stewart visits Leonardo Da Vinci's workshop. Leo demonstrates painting, anatomy, dissection, fortress building, weapon design, and much more.
The Boston Tea Party - Laugh In Parody
"Live from beautiful downtown Boston..." America's political and social upheaval is presented in a parody of the hottest show from a later upheaval, with the American Revolution on 'Laugh In'. Guest political figures such as Ben Franklin yuck it up with regulars Dick and Dan, giggling Goldie Hawn, Artie Johnson, and Lily Tomlin.
Girls Girls Girls
A dead-on parody of The Bachelor explores the Mormon's early practices of polygamy. As the eager Bachelorettes discover, being wife number four isn't all it's cracked up to be.
Isaac Newton - A Newtiful Mind
Original Air Date: July 31, 2004 At The Movies With Ebert & Roeper reviews and shows clips from the new biographical film, ‘A Newtiful Mind.”” We learn how the mathematical and scientific genius spent most of his life working on biblical prophecy, and died a virgin. This episode centers on Isaac Newton and the time […]