Tom Craine recounts the story of Sir Walter Raleigh, portrayed by Jack Whitehall, while Tom Davis narrates the legend of Robin Hood, played by Mathew Baynton, and Maid Marian, brought to life by Emma Bunton.

Iain Stirling stumbles through a viewing of *Scott of the Antarctic*, which features Mathew Horne and Catherine Tate, while Chris Ramsey narrates the sinking of the Titanic, with Phill Jupitus in the cast.

Isy Suttie recounts the tale of Prince Edward and Mrs. Wallis Simpson, with appearances from Greg James and Sophie McShera. Meanwhile, Ed Gamble awkwardly navigates a retelling of *The Great Escape*, joined by Jamie Laing.

Tom Rosenthal discusses *Richard III*, which features Hugh Dennis, as Jessica Knappett, in a state of merriment, recounts the tale of Mary Shelley’s *Frankenstein*, starring Vicky Pattison and Mathew Baynton.

Charlotte Ritchie illuminates the reality underpinning *The Cottingley Fairies*, a program starring Catherine Tate and Mathew Horne, while Nish Kumar delves into the story of the Invention of the Telephone, featuring Anthony Head.

In this episode (Season 2, Episode 6), Joe Lycett and Ellie Taylor find themselves in a convivial state before recounting tales of the Battle of Trafalgar, featuring Anthony Head, and of the Virgin Queen, portrayed by Sarah Alexander.

Matt Richardson transports us to the era of World War II (starring Simon Bird and Dustin Demri-Burns), while a tipsy Josie Long recounts the story of Dr. Crippen (starring Olivia Colman).

Elis James and John Robins delve into the details of the Battle of Waterloo, while Tom Parry recounts the fascinating story of Arthur Conan Doyle's unexpected foray into real-world detective work.

Nick Helm reflects on the Battle of Hastings, while Sara Pascoe offers insights into the life of Catherine Parr.