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00:01The trouble with being a kid today is you grow up too quickly. There's just not enough time. Well, for some kids, that is.
00:13Where are we this time?
00:15Horrible Histories!
00:17Wow!
00:18Horrible Histories!
00:21Who would do that?
00:23A smart, hungry caveman. Good idea!
00:26Have any of you seen a girl about so tall, big?
00:30Cartoon-y eyes?
00:31Oh, and you gotta go.
00:32You gotta go.
00:33And where's Stitch? I can't find him anywhere.
00:36Wow! Socrates rocks!
00:40Is that the Spanish Armada?
00:42Horrible Histories!
00:45Horrible Histories!
00:49Horrible Histories!
00:53Well, Mo, what do you think about all this cool old stuff?
00:57We're history!
01:00We're history!
01:02We have mybuttonast Commissioners!
01:03We're history!
01:04We're history!
01:05That's when there is a little knowledge to me as well!
01:07Wow!
01:09Nasty!
01:10This is a great but not a good idea to learn for the scholars.
01:11I think that was totally fun.
01:12This must be a good idea for the school year.
01:13One of the colleagues who just wanted to walk out a bit.
01:14And then I'm not sure to have a more knowledge to the Sorrows in the room to the school year.
01:15Then I'm not sure to have a lesson.
01:16The student council assembly is about to start and Steve's still not here.
01:22Yeah, sure.
01:27I regret to inform the class, but our beloved friend and leader Steve has had an unfortunate mishap,
01:34and we have to replace his seat on the council for the foreseeable future.
01:42Friends, students, countrymen.
01:46Oh, brother, another Darren Dongle power bid.
01:49Give unto me the coveted seat at this our student council,
01:53and I hereby promise to model my leadership on that of Rome's beloved, kind, and gentle man of the people,
02:01the great Julius Caesar.
02:07What's with the red boots, Dongle?
02:09Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha!
02:13Everyone knows that Caesar wore red boots.
02:17Abe Lincoln had his hat.
02:19Winston Churchill had his D for victory.
02:21And Julius Caesar's red boots were his trademark.
02:25We can't let this happen.
02:27We can't stop him for no reason, Mo.
02:29Hold on to Mo.
02:30I remember reading something about Caesar's red boots.
02:33So, what's the story?
02:34I can't remember, but there's more to this than Dongle's letting on.
02:38Dead right. Caesar's red boots have a very significant meaning. You two better look into it.
02:51Uh, Stitch, you can open your peepers now.
02:54I... I can't. If I see us spinning through time one more time, I'm gonna lose my lunch.
02:59And I haven't even had lunch.
03:01We've stopped.
03:02We have?
03:04Yeah, we have.
03:06Then why are we still moving?
03:10Haven't you ever heard of Elephant Express?
03:13So where are we anyway?
03:15Looks like Rome, by the smell.
03:19I'd say it's 45 BCE.
03:21Wrong. 44 BCE.
03:24And in case any of you were wondering, that stands for Before the Common Era, over 2,000 years ago.
03:30That guy never cuts you any slack.
03:33Hail Caesar!
03:38I, Caesar, welcome you home to Rome.
03:41I came, I saw, I conquered.
03:43The Roman Empire is ours, okay?
03:46Hail Caesar!
03:48Wow, we got lucky. This is a great time to be in Rome. All this excitement.
03:53If you call Caesar's armies returning victorious from all points east, west, north and south exciting.
03:58Hey, that does sound exciting.
04:00Come on, let's ask this lot how to get to Caesar.
04:04I sure do love a parade.
04:07What are you doing out of the uniform?
04:10I, I...
04:11Do you have any idea what the punishment is for deserting?
04:15No, sir.
04:17Well, actually, there were several options that the Roman soldiers employed.
04:21A, death by stoning, B, beaten to death by clubs, C, being hand-fed grapes by a bevy of servants.
04:33I'll take C.
04:34Actually, I was joking about the last one.
04:36Sorry, you have to pick either A or B.
04:38Oh, gee, thanks for the info.
04:43You're welcome.
04:46Desorters! Desorters!
04:49Wow, you saved my hide.
04:51That big guy almost had me, and then I started thinking I was gonna get beaten to death by clubs,
04:55and then you came in and grabbed me, and then...
04:57Hey, I remember. It just happened.
04:59Now, shh. They're talking about Caesar.
05:02I heard Caesar declare himself ruler for life.
05:06Do you think he'll measure up?
05:08That's not the point, Diberius.
05:10Remember old King Darkwing?
05:12I say, absolute power always corrupts.
05:16Then it's time for someone to take action against a self-proclaimed king to be!
05:23Speaking of taking action, we've got to find Caesar to figure out why Darren is wearing the red boots!
05:28Before it's too late!
05:38Obviously, the Roman art of traffic control hasn't been perfected yet.
05:53Hello, what's with the hold-up? I've got places to go, people to see it.
05:57You don't go until I say you can go!
06:01Quick, Scarpa!
06:02Hey, come back here! I didn't say you could go!
06:08I'm gonna get you for this!
06:10Wow! I never knew they had coppers in ancient Rome.
06:20Sure, it's really a very modern city.
06:22They had traffic cops, news reporters, and...
06:25Let's see, what else?
06:26Somewhere around here, there's a sewer system.
06:29Hold on.
06:30I'll find it.
06:31It's alright. I'll believe you.
06:35Oh, yeah. Concrete. Dead concrete.
06:44Among Caesar's many accomplishments were his designs for the city of Rome, such as indoor toilets.
06:49They included housing estates, the Flaminius amphitheater, skyscrapers, and the sewer system.
07:01You call this a bonnet convenience?
07:08All dry?
07:09Mostly.
07:10Feel better?
07:11Yeah, except we have no way to find Caesar.
07:14That, not mild rash.
07:16If only there was a place we could go to have our question answered.
07:21Omomenes intericigatio esribondidia.
07:26What do you think that means?
07:28Well, it doesn't mean anything when you say it like that.
07:30I've just about had it with your...
07:33It means any question answered.
07:35You're joking. Looks Greek to me.
07:37No, it's Latin. She's a psychic.
07:40The sign is a psychic?
07:43No, just go and ask the psychic.
07:47The Romans were very superstitious.
07:50They threw coins and jewellery into rivers and sacrificed animals, hoping to get the gods in their side and to change fate.
07:56They used curses and spells against their enemies and rivals.
08:02Fortune tellers and psychics were quick to exploit these beliefs.
08:05The Romans went to them to gain insight into their lives, just as we consult modern day psychiatrists.
08:11Hmm, nobody home.
08:14Let's see what's behind curtain number one.
08:21Ah!
08:23Was that...
08:25Sure looked like him.
08:26Wow, cool.
08:27Amazing.
08:28Not only was Caesar a military genius, an innovator, and one of the world's all-time most powerful leaders, he even moonlighted as a psychic.
08:36Uh, I think he's here to see the psychic.
08:39Oh.
08:40Ah, look through the curtains, will ya?
08:42Let's have a look.
08:44Is it him?
08:45Is he wearing the red boots?
08:47Can't see his feet.
08:49Let me look.
08:49One day, a tasty salad will be named after you.
08:54Delicious.
08:55Continue.
08:56Actually, that was a different Caesar.
08:58But they will use your name for a hairstyle.
09:01What, really?
09:02You blow with my mind.
09:04He's the more pretty, though.
09:05Well, there is one small thing.
09:08Do say.
09:09Beware the Ides of March.
09:13Do not go to the Senate on the 15th of March, or you will die.
09:17Hey, if death be what fate hath bestowed me, then so be it.
09:25Isn't it ironic?
09:27My death is already marked on the Roman calendar.
09:30The calendar that I, Caesar, didst impart upon the world.
09:34That right.
09:36Shh.
09:37Sorry.
09:37Over 2,046 years ago, Caesar didst, I mean, he gave us the modern calendar with the 12-month,
09:46365-day year, and 29 days of February during leap year.
09:51Ouch!
09:54Ahem.
09:56This is the city.
09:57My city.
09:58Roma.
09:58It was a week ago when a guy with a funny haircut came into my office.
10:02He said he wanted to change the calendar.
10:04Something about 13 months being too complicated.
10:07Turns out his name was Julius, and he named one of the months after himself.
10:11Denarii the Donuts, you can't guess which one.
10:17We lost Caesar.
10:18Now we're never going to get to the bottom of the red boot mystery.
10:21Look, there he is.
10:23You sure?
10:23I'd recognize the funny hair and crown of leaves anywhere.
10:27Did Caesar go into that building?
10:28Did Caesar go into that market?
10:30You take the building, I'll take the market.
10:33Meet back here in 10 minutes.
10:35I don't think we should separate.
10:38I love it how she always listens to me.
10:47You've seen a girl about this big.
10:50Oh no, the cup is still hot on my trowel.
10:53Better hide.
10:54But where?
10:56Why don't you hide in a rug?
10:57I'll never get away with it.
10:59It's dark in here.
11:08Ah, stop your whinging.
11:10You're not the first person to hide in a rug.
11:12Remember Cleopatra.
11:15When Caesar conquered Alexandria,
11:18Cleopatra presented him with a most unusual gift.
11:21An ornate rug with a hidden prize rolled inside.
11:24The prize, of course, was Cleopatra herself.
11:27This is the last time I travel Roman Express.
11:31I should have been delivered to Mark Antony.
11:34In the meantime, back with Stitch.
11:38Caesar?
11:39Caesar has gone too far.
11:42It must be stopped.
11:44Brutus will need your help.
11:45You are known for your honesty.
11:47You are one of the most popular men in all of Rome.
11:50The people will know we did it for their good if you are the man who leads the killing of Caesar.
11:57Kill Caesar?
11:58Oh no!
12:00Yeah, better take off the robe.
12:01In the bathhouse, men don't wear a stitch.
12:03Stitch.
12:05People didn't just wash themselves in Roman baths.
12:08They used them for exercising, soaking, relaxing, socializing, doing business.
12:15Many important transactions involving trade, land and politics took place in these baths just as they do on modern day golf courses.
12:22The Roman baths were a sort of present day health clubs without the treadmills.
12:26Go to Rome, she says.
12:28Great, now Moe's missing, and they're gonna kill Caesar.
12:31Well, at least things couldn't get any worse.
12:34I'm having a problem.
12:36Can't find a suitable husband for my daughter.
12:40Bave not with worry, Tiberius.
12:42This bathhouse overflows with Rome's most influential men.
12:47You daren't spit without soaking an ideal king today.
12:51If you say so, it will be.
12:54My daughter shall marry.
12:56Eenie, meanie, minie.
13:00Moe!
13:01Moe, Moe's here?
13:03Where?
13:03Oh, you mean me.
13:05What a mess.
13:12You seen any girls running around here?
13:17I'm not gonna get out of this, am I?
13:20Nope.
13:20Any chance she's hiding in one of these rugs?
13:25Nope.
13:25Any chance he's gonna stop this and reach for a vacuum cleaner?
13:28Not likely.
13:34What happened to you?
13:35Come on, we gotta find Caesar and get out of here.
13:38Well, okay, but we sort of have to go to this feast celebration thing first.
13:43Celebration of what?
13:44Moe, meet Tiberius, my soon-to-be father-in-law.
13:49What?
13:50Well, he's arranged for me to marry his daughter.
13:53We've never met, but I'm sure she's nice.
13:55He can't make his daughter marry someone she's never met.
14:00Oh, yes he can.
14:01Children in ancient Rome had very little power.
14:05Roman fathers could have their children executed for disobedience.
14:07And you thought being sent to your room without supper was bad.
14:12That's so unfair!
14:14Watch it.
14:14No, it sounds like you two are being very disobedient kids.
14:18He dubbed my new son.
14:31She's been fed upon raw flesh to enhance her flavor.
14:36Your daughter?
14:37The snail, silly boy.
14:42The snail.
14:43Ha, ha.
14:44We love to serve snails fattened in milk.
14:48Take your live snails out of their shells.
14:51Place them in a shallow dish of milk and salt for a day.
14:54They love milk and slurp down until they're as fat as fools.
14:58Then fry in oil.
15:00They're delicious.
15:01Mmm.
15:01Another treat is our thrush with entrails stuffing.
15:05And for the Epicureans, there's a delightfully chopped udder of sour with a side of marinated brain.
15:11Bon apitie.
15:13It be told Caesar has gone too far.
15:16The power has gone to his head.
15:19But he is the greatest of leaders.
15:21Yet no man in a republic can make a good king.
15:26We gotta get out of here.
15:28Ah, but look at her.
15:30It's gonna break her heart when she finds out she can't have me.
15:33She'll live.
15:34Let's get out of here.
15:36Just where do you think you're going?
15:39I, uh...
15:40You're not going anywhere until you clear your plate of food, son.
15:46Remember the starving children in Mesopotamia!
15:52Thanks, but...
15:53But nothing.
15:55Silence.
15:56Silence!
15:56Everyone listen.
15:58No one is to make another peep until this boy eats his snail.
16:03Peep.
16:04Peep.
16:07Take a bite so we can get the hell out of here.
16:13Now, if you'll all excuse me, I have to make a trip to the vomitorium.
16:20Vomitorium?
16:20Yes, considering what they ate is no surprise.
16:23It was common at Roman feasts to make a trip to empty one's stomach so one could continue to eat.
16:28I think I'd better join him.
16:32Forget about it.
16:33This is our chance to escape.
16:35What's the matter?
16:36I can't leave without giving her an explanation.
16:39I'm just not that kind of guy.
16:41Fine.
16:41Hurry it up.
16:42Looks like she's taking it well.
16:51Come on, let's get out of here.
16:53Where are you going?
16:55Out of them!
17:07You!
17:11Oops.
17:12A door, let's go!
17:24Come one, come all, to the circuits.
17:28Danger, chariot crashes, ferocious animals, gory entertainments, offered for your pleasure by the great Julius Caesar.
17:37Bring out the main attraction, okay?
17:42What a mess.
17:52I, I guess it's the end, Maul.
17:55I just want you to know that you really are my best friend.
17:57And if I had to be mauled to death by a hungry bear in an ancient Roman coliseum, I'd want it to be with you.
18:04We're not gonna die.
18:05I've got a plan.
18:06Remember that show we saw on Teddy last week where the guy hypnotized the bear and made him fall asleep?
18:10No, I fell asleep.
18:13Well, I'm gonna give it a shot.
18:16Look into my eyes.
18:18He's staring at me with a hungry look.
18:21Do something to make him look at me.
18:24Look deeper into my eyes.
18:27Deeper.
18:28You're getting sleepy.
18:31Very sleepy.
18:32You are asleep.
18:37Now what?
18:39Didn't think that far ahead.
18:45Thumbs up life.
18:47Thumbs down.
18:48Death.
18:48Maybe not the decision I would have made, but who am I to argue with Caesar?
18:55Cool.
18:56Caesar saved us.
18:58Maybe Darren wouldn't be so bad on the student council after all, if he's modeling himself after Caesar.
19:03I don't know about that.
19:05Come on.
19:06We've got to find Caesar and find out about his boots.
19:09Maybe they wouldn't let us near Caesar because we're covered with bear spit.
19:12We're just gonna have to beat him to the Senate.
19:16I'm cold.
19:17This wind is blowing right up my robe.
19:20Why don't these come with underwear?
19:22Note the clever positioning of Caesar's statue next to the statues of the early kings of Rome.
19:27No wonder the patricians were concerned.
19:30Hang on.
19:30Wait a second.
19:30Wait for me.
19:31Wait for me.
19:32Wow.
19:32This is it.
19:33There.
19:38There's Caesar.
19:39That's Caesar.
19:40He's acting like some kind of a king, huh?
19:43The boots.
19:44He's wearing the red boots.
19:46Of course.
19:47That's it.
19:49For Romans, red was the color of royalty.
19:51Oh, no.
19:52Darren plans to make himself king.
19:55For the student council.
19:56That's why he's wearing red boots.
19:59Dead right.
20:00Traditionally, kings wore red boots.
20:02In Caesar's case, the boots turned his colleagues against him.
20:05You see, the last king they'd had was a disaster.
20:08He lived in the 5th century BCE, and his name was Tarquinius Superbus.
20:15He abolished many rights and was the rottenest Roman of the time.
20:18After him, the Roman people took things into their own hands and called themselves a republic.
20:23As for Caesar, he was beloved by the people and used this to increase his power.
20:28This was intolerable to the patricians, the rich and powerful aristocrats.
20:33The last straw was when he elected himself dictator for life, which is another way of saying the dreaded word king.
20:40Caesar was due to speak to the Senate on March 15th.
20:43Afterwards, he would lead his troops into battle and would be protected by them.
20:46The conspirators knew they must strike now.
20:51Look!
20:52Those guys!
20:53What are they doing?
20:54They're making the first Caesar salad.
20:57Get it?
20:57It's a joke.
20:59To you, maybe.
21:01First question, for a trip home.
21:04Why did Caesar go to the Senate that day after so many warnings?
21:06A. He felt that fate could not be changed.
21:10B. He thought he was invincible.
21:12C. He thought they were going to give him a Caesar award.
21:16D. He always did the opposite of what his wife, Calpurnia, wanted him to do.
21:21Uh, can we call a friend?
21:24A is the right answer.
21:25He felt that fate could not be changed.
21:28Great!
21:29Let's go and stop Darren!
21:30Have you forgotten how to say please?
21:33Please?
21:33Ecto-Bunus!
21:41Hey, it was a matter of what?
21:43Darren can't just appoint himself.
21:46There must be an election.
21:47It's such a moral right!
21:48You nonsense!
21:49Stop stalling!
21:50Time is of the essence!
21:53Steve did a terrible job.
21:55Besides, he's absent.
21:57Give me his seat on the council!
21:59Do it now!
22:01Oh, Steve.
22:03Or here.
22:04Sorry I'm late, but when I bend down and tie my shoes, someone glued my locker to my arm.
22:11E2, dongle!
22:13Your grab for power dies with your boots on, just like Caesar!
22:21Once again, the knowledge of history has given Darren the boot.
22:25Get it?
22:26Get it?
22:27Oh, for God.
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