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00:01Terrible Tudors, gorgeous Georgians
00:03Slimey's Chewers, raw Victorian
00:04Wokeful Wars, ferocious fights
00:05Stingy castles, daring knights
00:07Horrors that did by description
00:08Cutthroat Council, full ejection
00:10Vicious Vikings, cruel crimes
00:11Purnished and frownation dives
00:12Roman, rotten, rank and rootless
00:14Cavemen, savage, fierce and tubeless
00:15Groovy Greeks, brainy sages
00:16Mean and miss with middle ages
00:18Gory stories, we do that
00:20And your host are Talking Rats
00:23The past is no longer the mystery
00:26Welcome to...
00:27Horrible Histories
00:31Horrible Histories presents...
00:34Hair Raising Holidays
00:37Ah, who doesn't love going on their holly bobs by the sea?
00:42I adore a trip to the beach with my family
00:45And King George III was the same
00:48He especially loved holidaying in the British seaside town of Weymouth
00:52Although his family was slightly less keen on the trips
00:55Oh, no
00:57This happens every time
00:59My hair is not a mess
01:01Family on tour
01:03So excited
01:05OK, Dad, tell us where we are
01:09Oh, well, we are in Dorset
01:11On a royal family holiday, going to the best town ever
01:14What could be better, girls, than going to...
01:16Weymouth
01:17Er...
01:18Not going to Weymouth
01:20That would be better
01:21Weymouth is more dull and stupid than I can find words to express
01:24You're the king, Father
01:26We could literally go anywhere
01:28I know, which is why we're doing a special surprise stop on the way
01:32It better not be a farm
01:34Oh, hello, biggies
01:36Isn't it great?
01:37I love farms
01:38I can't believe you're my sister
01:40Oh, I stepped in something
01:42Oh, did you like a farm?
01:44Now I'm bored and I smell of cows
01:46Right, girls
01:48Let's do a bit of Weymouth shopping, shall we?
01:50Shop till we shop, that'll cheer you up
01:52It's half past five in the morning, Daddy
01:54I know, that's why I had my favourite shop, Delamote
01:56Open specially
01:58Look at the shopkeeper, loves getting up at 5am
02:00This holiday's almost as bad as last year's
02:02In fact, it is as bad
02:04It's the same exact holiday again
02:06Although I guess last year's was a bit worse
02:08Because we had to go on a boat trip
02:10Boat trip?
02:12Way bad
02:14I've got nothing less than me to throw up
02:30It's all the excitement of being on a boat
02:32Just loving it
02:34I think it's safe to say that was a huge success
02:40Please, Father, we're so miserable
02:48Fine, I give up
02:50Never again
02:51Really, Father, thank you
02:53Let's brush your teeth out
02:54Now we can find somewhere else to holiday, finally
02:57No, no, I meant we'll never do the boat trip again
02:59We'll definitely come back to Weymouth
03:00Yay!
03:01Weymouth is cool
03:03Weymouth
03:05Hello, holidaymakers
03:08Queen Victoria here
03:09Queen of Great Britain and Ireland
03:12Empress of India
03:13And massive fan of going on hollybobs
03:16In addition to ruling and having lots of children
03:19I did like to be beside the seaside
03:21I was a particularly big fan of going wading in the sea
03:25My husband, Albert, even persuaded me that the salty water was good for my health
03:30But tell me, what special bit of equipment did I like to use when I went to the sea?
03:35Was it A, an extendable ramp so that I didn't have to stick on any pebbles?
03:41B, a big shed on wheels?
03:44Or C, an inflatable golden seahorse called Sebastian?
03:48The answer was B, a big shed on wheels called a bathing machine like this one
03:55It would be wheeled into the sea with me inside it so then I could get out into the water without prying eyes watching me and splash around a bit
04:03And let me tell you, this ride was pipped
04:07It's got a changing room in there and curtains that go around the front so I couldn't be seen
04:12And there's even a royal working toilet inside
04:16I might be the queen but I do not royal weave in the sea
04:21Unless it's an emergency
04:24Excuse me, Monica on the move
04:29Agatha? Agatha? That can't be you
04:36John! What brings you to Hawaii?
04:42You, Agatha, I published your books and were expecting another one
04:46I did not expect to find you, Agatha Christie, detective writer, on a beach in a...
04:51The bathing suit, John!
04:53Whatever it is, it's not a book and that's what we need
04:55People need more Poirot
04:57I've been trying to get a hold of you for weeks
04:59Well, you've caught me, red-handed
05:01Why are you even here?
05:02Because of that little lady over there, Jonathan
05:04I can't see anyone, is it Miss Marple?
05:06The sea, John
05:08Do you know what this is?
05:09Uh, an insole for a very big shoe
05:12It's a surfer, John! I've been learning to surf
05:15So what are you now, a surfer?
05:18Could we at least fix a typewriter on this thing?
05:20I'm still a groundbreaking crime novelist, John
05:22I've just discovered a totally epic new hobby while on my vacation
05:26Well, you know what would be totally epic, Agatha? A new book!
05:31I do have a new idea for a book
05:33Oh, great
05:34It's about a British prince
05:36Terrific
05:37Who gets murdered
05:38Intriguing
05:39While surfing in Hawaii
05:41Oh, that's ridiculous
05:42People simply won't take you seriously if you keep telling tales about surfing princes
05:47Godward
05:49John, have you met the Prince of Wales?
05:51What is hell, your wonderful majesty?
05:56Chill, bro
05:57Oh, it's awesome out there, Agatha
05:59I just stood up on the board
06:00I think I'm the first British dude to do it
06:03Check this out
06:04Woo-hoo!
06:06Later, bro!
06:08Tell me more about this royal murder story then
06:11How does it start?
06:12Well, the prince is in the water and there may be a shock
06:15The great first chapter?
06:16No, no, no
06:17The prince is in the water and there may be a shock
06:19Your Royal Highness!
06:20Watch out!
06:21It's true
06:26Famous crime writer Agatha Christie really did get hooked on surfing
06:31And her surfboard really was called Fred
06:34When I go abroad on my halls
06:36As well as souvenir hunting in their exotic bins and sewers
06:41I love a bit of sightseeing
06:43And people in the past did too
06:45Alexander the Great once actually took a break from waging a war
06:50So we could go and visit the tomb of his hero
06:53The legendary Greek warrior Achilles
06:55Oh, oh!
06:56They're emptying the bins!
06:57Gotta get a snap!
06:58Oh, oh!
06:59The bins!
07:00Mmm!
07:02Hey, all fair Alexander
07:05Welcome to the ruins of ancient Troy
07:08Thanks, buddy
07:09We're actually on our way to attack the Persian Empire
07:11But we couldn't resist a little holiday in Troy on the way
07:14All war and no play makes Alexander the Great
07:17A dull and yet still strangely awesome emperor
07:19Well, let me be your tour guide to this historic ruin
07:22All I ask is the honour of your company
07:24And also a large bag of coins
07:27Wait!
07:28What do you want to see?
07:29Show me the resting place of Achilles
07:31The greatest of the Greek warriors
07:33And hero of the Trojan War
07:35Behold!
07:36The tomb of Achilles!
07:38Achilles!
07:39Oh, it's right there, bro
07:40Eeeeee!
07:41I can't believe I'm stood right in front of the actual tomb of Achilles, Hephaestion!
07:45Look!
07:46Yeah, I'm looking, it's great, bro!
07:48Really like Achilles?
07:49Oh, yeah, yeah, massive fan
07:51I even sleep with a dagger under my pillow just like he did
07:54You know, I always tell Hephaestion
07:56If I have an Achilles heel
07:57It's probably how much I love Achilles
08:00Yeah, he's always saying that, bro
08:01Always good to meet someone who respects the legends of Troy
08:04Just a bit
08:05Might have to pour a load of oil over the tomb in tribute
08:08Whoa!
08:09There he goes!
08:10Probably don't need that much oil
08:12You know what?
08:13Gonna crown it in garlands, too
08:14Garlands and oil!
08:15Well, do we have to spend all day at the tomb of Achilles, bro?
08:18Er, yeah
08:19In fact
08:20I'm gonna run around it naked
08:22Race you, Hephaestion!
08:23Does he do this a lot?
08:24Yeah
08:25You better join in
08:26Otherwise it gets a bit grumpy
08:28Oh, watch out for the oil!
08:33Ha!
08:34Who wants to go and look at famous landmarks when you can look at me?
08:37Yes!
08:38When I, the great Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte was captured at Waterloo
08:42The impressive sight the people travelled to see was me!
08:46And I don't blame them
08:47I am a rather handsome chap
08:50Go on
08:51Treat yourself to an imperial close-up
08:55It's 1815
08:57And thousands of people have gathered in hundreds of small boats
09:01To catch a glimpse of the captured French Emperor Napoleon
09:05Welcome to Goggle Boats
09:13Hello, Boney!
09:14Aw, you look smashing!
09:16Totally worth travelling all the way from Glasgow
09:18Oh, totally!
09:20And do you like a man in uniform?
09:22Do you like a man who's been fighting Britain for the last 23 years?
09:26If he's in uniform, yeah
09:27I mean, it's good
09:29But I wish something had actually happened
09:33Look, Mum!
09:34Look, I only took his hat off!
09:36Oh, that made it worth travelling 400 miles
09:38Can we go home now?
09:39Yeah!
09:49Yeah!
09:50Woo!
09:51Woo!
09:52Woo!
09:53Woo!
09:54Woo!
09:55Woo!
09:56Woo!
09:57Woo!
09:58Oh, take him out, son!
09:59Take him out
10:00The British
10:03They're easily amused, no?
10:04Yep. There is no nation as foolish as we are.
10:11So, er, is he on the podium?
10:13He's wearing a bicon hat, isn't he, with a two-point?
10:15Yeah, and three-points to tricon.
10:19Do you reckon if he got one point, that makes him a unicorn?
10:26Aw, they're singing him his national anthem.
10:29What are those? Aren't the words the national anthem?
10:32No, Mum. They're singing him the French national anthem.
10:35In French.
10:36Why?
10:37Cos he's... Never mind.
10:39What's he doing here, anyway?
10:41He's been captured by the Royal Navy,
10:42and he's been kept here until he gets moved to a prison
10:45on a tropical island in the middle of the Atlantic,
10:47where he'll be for the rest of his life.
10:49Tropical island?
10:52If I knew that was the punishment, I would have evaded Holland years ago.
11:02Well, I'm not sure sitting, watching that little French fellow
11:06waving his hat all day really floats my holiday boat.
11:09Oh, Gusty.
11:11I've always got problems with wind, one way or the other.
11:15Maybe you've been abroad for a holiday.
11:18Well, in the past that was something that only very rich
11:21and powerful people could afford to do.
11:23In the 17th century, wealthy people went on trips called Grand Tours.
11:29I don't think you'd be getting much rest and relaxation with this lot.
11:35Every year, young lords from England set off across Europe
11:38to learn about Greek and Roman classic history.
11:41And they don't always behave themselves.
11:45Lords on Tour!
11:46Welcome to Grand Lords on Tour 1758.
11:51I'm the bear leader.
11:53It's my job to ensure these young gentellements
11:55have an educational and enriching time.
11:59Give us a kiss, bear leader!
12:00Please put that back.
12:01That is a priceless artifice.
12:02Oh!
12:03Oh, no!
12:05You're so old!
12:07Made a bit of a mess.
12:08Priceless!
12:09We're having a smashing time!
12:13The tour is a cultural experience for the young lords.
12:16I'm James Cecil, sixth out of Salisbury,
12:19king's cousin and wealthiest man in Shropshire.
12:22And I'm here to explore the philosophies and sights of the ancient past.
12:27And...
12:28To party!
12:31No, no, no!
12:32I'll be careful!
12:34I'm not gonna lie, I'm having the time of my life.
12:36We're going to the beach!
12:37I've spent so much money, £3,000.
12:41Is that a lot?
12:42Come back in! Come back in!
12:43The whole point of the grand tour is, like, it's a kind of finishing school for landed gentry.
12:49You know what I'm saying?
12:50We get to see all the places we studied in real life.
12:52Like Florence, Constantinople, Rome, the Balkans!
13:00Yeah, we started in the Alps.
13:02Climbing.
13:03It's actually quite tough.
13:04No, no, no, not for me.
13:05I've got one of the locals to carry me up in a chair.
13:08Some people get very upset with the young lord's behaviour.
13:11No, no, no, no, no, no!
13:13The folly of British boys has gained us the title Golden Asses all over Italy.
13:20Next week, the tour moves to Athens.
13:22Nice load of the legs, flame!
13:24The boys study Pythagoras, and Lord Cecil is sick on the Parthenon.
13:34Yo, yo, yo!
13:36It's your boy, Ibn Battuta here, international traveller.
13:40Extraordinaire!
13:42Follow me as I go on the Hajj.
13:45That's an Islamic holy pilgrimage to Saudi Arabia.
13:48Next stop, Mecca.
13:50Boy!
13:55Yo!
13:56I'm in India!
13:57What?
13:58I did go to Mecca, but then I love travelling so much, I just kept on going.
14:01Oh, and guess what?
14:02The Sultan of India's only hired me as his ambassador.
14:06Best holiday ever!
14:10The Sultan of India is sending me to China.
14:13I can't wait!
14:14Bandits are coming!
14:15Run for your life!
14:18Eh?
14:18Bandits incoming.
14:19Bandits incoming.
14:21I'm in a ditch hiding from the bandits.
14:23Worst holiday ever!
14:25He's hiding in the ditch!
14:27Probably shouldn't have shouted out.
14:28Worst holiday ever!
14:33It's your boy Battuta here.
14:34The bandits are keeping me prisoner in a cave.
14:36As caves go, it's a nice one, but...
14:40I'm okay!
14:41I think a villager freed me!
14:44Yay!
14:44All I had to do was give him all my clothes!
14:47But...
14:47You let me keep my trousers!
14:49From now on, they are officially my lucky trousers!
14:52Yeah!
14:52Now, onward to China!
14:55Yeah, boy!
14:56So, on the way to China, I stopped off at Ceylon.
15:02Say what?
15:03Nothing but blue skies ahead for your boy Battuta!
15:07Best holiday ever!
15:09I'm sure that'll blow over.
15:11My ship got put in a storm.
15:16The others made a raft, but they said there was no room for your boy Battuta.
15:20So, you know, here I am.
15:23On a sinking ship.
15:25Worst holiday ever!
15:27Oh, fuck!
15:28Oh, fuck!
15:29Oh, fuck!
15:30Oh, fuck!
15:32Oh, fuck!
15:33Oh, fuck!
15:34Rescue the new ship and new friends.
15:39Batutas Luxem, boy.
15:41Best holiday ever.
15:42Pirates are coming.
15:43Rob the Alliance.
15:44Oh, come on.
15:48The ship was robbed by pirates and my clothes were stolen again.
15:52But it's not all doom and gloom.
15:55I've still got my lucky trousers.
15:58Woo!
15:59And I have travelled 75,000 miles,
16:02so actually...
16:04Best holiday ever.
16:05Ever?
16:06Ever?
16:07What are we going to do this summer?
16:09Probably nothing again.
16:11Not if I have anything to do with it.
16:13Who are you?
16:14Hi, I'm Thomas Cook,
16:16and I'm going to give you the trip of a lifetime.
16:20Oh, she's gone.
16:22New Thomas Cook holidays.
16:24In the first holiday of its kind,
16:26I'm packaging together an incredible trip for the whole family,
16:30all the way from Leicester to Loughborough.
16:35Wait, did you say Loughborough?
16:37Ooh, Loughborough.
16:40Uh, yeah.
16:41Well, that's only 11 miles away.
16:43That's right.
16:44A whole 11 miles of luxury train travel.
16:47Whoa, whoa, whoa.
16:48Oh, so we're going first class.
16:50Well...
16:51Second class?
16:52One carriage of holidaymakers will be going second class.
16:56The other nine will be going third class.
16:58Your very own seat on a train.
17:02Probably.
17:03And this trip is all-inclusive,
17:05with food provided at our destination.
17:08Oh, that actually sounds quite good.
17:10What are we having?
17:11A cup of tea and a ham sandwich.
17:15So much for luxury.
17:17We'll be giving out free flags to wave,
17:19and there'll be a band plane to welcome you on your arrival.
17:24It's a dream getaway.
17:27It's a third-class train ticket.
17:29Ham sandwich and a cheap flag.
17:31It doesn't really sound like a holiday.
17:33Look, there are no other package holidays.
17:35This is the first one, so it's literally just this, or stay at home.
17:39Sign me up.
17:40Yeah, me too.
17:41Aw, thanks, guys.
17:42Thomas Cook holidays.
17:44Where will your next adventure take you?
17:47To be honest, it's probably going to be Loughborough again next year.
17:53When I'm on holiday, I love a treat.
17:56That might be a trip to something like a theme park, or...
17:59Eating something tasty.
18:02Hello, you nice candy floss.
18:04And in my book, the bigger the better.
18:07In Victorian times, though,
18:09they had teeny tiny servings of ice cream called penny licks.
18:14I dropped my candy floss in the bin.
18:17I'll go and get it.
18:19Oh, bonus!
18:21I love toppings!
18:25Just when you thought the British summertime couldn't get any better.
18:29Oh, look over there, it's the ice cream cart!
18:32Yes, it's everyone's favourite Victorian summer treat.
18:35The penny lick.
18:36The refreshing instant snack that you can share with friends.
18:39One penny lick, please.
18:41Our taste sensations include lemon, strawberry, vanilla, and the saliva and germs of whoever had the glass last.
18:49Flavour?
18:50Vanilla without the saliva and germs.
18:53They ain't optional.
18:55Right.
18:56And how much is a penny lick?
18:58You trying to be funny?
18:59The penny lick costs you just one penny.
19:01Well, yes, I suppose that is, Gene.
19:03And a fairly high risk of infection.
19:05You do wash these glasses, don't you?
19:07Sometimes.
19:09I mean, if it's been properly licked clean, there's no need.
19:16Beautifully licked clean.
19:17You could eat your dinner off that.
19:19I love them.
19:20Because the cold gives me relief from the sores around my mouth.
19:24Pick a penny lick.
19:25They're quick, they're thick, and there's a chance they won't make you sick.
19:28One penny lick, please.
19:29And have one yourself.
19:30You're joking, ain't you?
19:31I'm not eating there.
19:41Madame, I present the most thrilling new experience in Paris.
19:44The first of its kind in the whole world.
19:47But it's just a wooden cart on a tiny train track.
19:50It is so much more than that.
19:52I'm sure that's fine.
19:53In years to come, people will travel the world and queue all day just to ride one of these.
19:59We call it Les Montagnes Russes.
20:02Bonne chance.
20:03After those huge ice slides that look like little mountains.
20:07Preciously!
20:10Of course, we don't have much ice here in Paris.
20:12That is why we use the tracks.
20:14So we are just in a box, entering down an hill very, very fast.
20:17Well, isn't it outside?
20:19Shouldn't we wear some kind of safety strap to keep us from flying out if it stops suddenly?
20:25That sounds like a great idea, but it's a bit late right now.
20:30I'm sure the tracks will keep us going in the right direction.
20:35What happens if the wheels come out?
20:37I guess we're about to find out.
20:39Oh, the acceleration.
20:40The danger.
20:41It is so much fun.
20:44Why would anyone find danger fun?
20:47I don't know, madame.
20:49But the more injuries people have on this ride, the more popular it becomes.
20:53I would like to get off now.
20:55I am going to do some of it.
20:59I'm afraid there is no way to stop the ride until we get to the bottom.
21:03That's if we do stop at the bottom, just because the track stops doesn't mean we will.
21:16Breathe if you want to go faster.
21:22Let's go again.
21:23I am going up.
21:25So, you go on roller coasters and eat ice creams on your holidays.
21:31I've got no idea what roller coasters and ice creams are.
21:35Or holidays.
21:36In medieval times, we didn't have anything like that.
21:38Well, not exactly, anyway.
21:40A bit more.
21:41A bit more.
21:42A bit more.
21:43I'm trying to do it safely.
21:46Arlo, we're just building a medieval church.
21:49It's hard work, isn't it, Dave?
21:51Yeah.
21:52I'm shattered.
21:53Bit like my foot.
21:55But luckily, building medieval churches does mean you get a bit of time off now and again.
22:00But can you tell me why?
22:01Is it because, A, we only work in the morning so we can pray in the afternoon?
22:06B, we get some of the holy saints' feast days off, or...
22:10C, no-one can tell the time, so we just finish when we want and pretend it's the end of the day.
22:14The answer is...
22:16B.
22:17We get some holy days off.
22:18In fact, that's where your word holidays comes from.
22:21Our holy days.
22:22Yeah, where are you going for your holy feast tomorrow, Ted?
22:25Church.
22:26Same as everyone else.
22:27Well, we'd better finish building it, then.
22:31You're all right.
22:35Hi!
22:36Holiday time!
22:37I can't believe I am going to my first Esmemorium!
22:41She is going to love me!
22:44The girls only festival right here in ancient Athens, celebrating the fertility goddess Demeter!
22:50Woo!
22:51You are an absolute bottom-faced poop-er-brains for having not gone before!
22:55That's actually quite harmful!
22:57Oh no, babes!
22:58That's the pre-party bit of Thesmophoria, where we all insult each other!
23:02You hairy smellbag!
23:04Do you have a butt like the Parthenon?
23:07Because it's big, old and smelly.
23:09Yay!
23:10Great!
23:11That's for fun!
23:12It's love!
23:13It goes on!
23:14Oh, hi, baby!
23:15Olivia!
23:16You look amazing!
23:17She knows about the pig guts, right?
23:19What?
23:20Girlies love guts!
23:22We sacrifice piglets and then we mix their guts with dough!
23:26Hit the leg for more easy breezy guts and dough recipes!
23:29And then we throw them all into a big pit!
23:31Yay!
23:32One woman gets chosen to be something called the baler and they have to kind of go into
23:36the pit and scooch around in all of the pig-gut mush and then they scoop it all up and
23:41spread it on the altar!
23:42Congratulations!
23:43We thought it would be cool if you were the baler this year!
23:47You're so lucky, Olympia!
23:49Hashtag blast!
23:50She bailed!
23:51Can you believe you got to be baler at your first Thesmaphoria?
23:54No!
23:55Honestly, you can't!
23:56Thesmaphoria gift time!
23:57Check below to buy our very own teleporter piggy collection!
24:02Perfect for you and your friends!
24:04You know, sometimes you just give each other the gifts instead of bothering with all the
24:08baler and somebody scooping around and all the pig-gut mush stuff!
24:11Wait, what?
24:12What?
24:13So the gunk smooshing, that was all optional?
24:15You butt-brained, bone-headed, baboo-butted bores!
24:19Awkward.
24:20Actually, the insults are at the start of the festival.
24:23Yeah, that was actually quite powerful.
24:25Don't forget to like and subscribe.
24:28Pig guts?
24:30Now, that sounds like my kind of festival.
24:33Is it all you can eat?
24:35That's made me hungry now.
24:39Still, nothing beats my favourite kind of holiday.
24:43I do like to be beside the seaside.
24:46And we've got Queen Victoria to thank for helping make seaside holidays popular.
24:50But it was people like holiday camp pioneer Philly Bucking who really changed things.
24:56Thanks to him, seaside breaks became more affordable for everyone from queens to rats.
25:03Happy Holidays!
25:05Mr. Jean Simon colours…
25:13Bernd to help coach Conlon for Pour-biden
25:14Jeb Mets!
25:15Agh!
25:16Oh no.
25:17The beach was not traditionally where one would go.
25:20And here in Bogny, yeah, this water's so cold, but doctors said-
25:23go, gout go. It's cool to be by the sea, now it's cool to be by the sea. I like to be
25:32by the sea and to take all my family. I change in a bathing machine, I see the sea, but it
25:38can't see me. Even a royal empress needs a staycation by the sea. I'm promenading, while
25:46the kids are bark, kitten spading, oh yeah. In the sea we're paddling and wading. Na-na-na-na,
25:55break by the ocean, break by the ocean. Donkey rights, baby. Or building a sandcastle, maybe,
26:05oh yeah. Watch your Punch and Judy show daily. Na-na-na-na, break by the ocean, break by the
26:14case. Seaside, factory workers sure like to be B-side. I thought for their week off I
26:27could provide a holiday with entertainment supplied, supplied. Holiday camp by the sea,
26:37my holiday camp by the sea. I called it Butlands because I named it after me. I'll do
26:44everything I can to make my campers all happy. Catering for all their needs, obviously for
26:50a fee. It can be a floss baby, or a knobbly knee contest maybe, oh yeah. Grandparents,
26:59mums, dads and their babies. Everyone has fun by the ocean, break by the ocean. It's cool to be by the sea,
27:09now it's cool to be by the sea. Let's all have a wee. Yeah, yeah, when we came along it became a cool
27:14place to be. It's cool to be by the sea and it's all thanks to him and me. Na-na-na-na,
27:20break by the ocean, break by the ocean. Shall we all go and get fish and chips?
27:27The past is no longer a mystery. Hope you enjoyed Horrible Histories.
27:37The past is no longer a mystery. Hope you enjoyed Horrible Histories.
27:49Horrible Histories!
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