Horrible Histories explores the lives of remarkable musicians, tracing a path from the guttural sounds of Neanderthals to the innovative artistry of Jimi Hendrix.

Journey with those who have charted the unknown, from the Viking voyagers who first reached America to the pioneering astronaut who first walked upon the moon's surface.

Embark on a historical exploration of love and courtship, tracing the romantic episodes in the life of King Henry VIII, from his initial encounters.

Horrible Histories tackles the story of art history, traversing landscapes from the dreamlike realms of Dalí's surrealism to the unconventional materials employed by Chris Ofili.

Steve Biceps hunts down the most formidable members of the Deadly 60, while Rattus confronts the shadows within himself.

From the invention of the wheel to the advent of Wi-Fi, *Horrible Histories* explores the lives and ingenuity of history’s most remarkable inventors.

*Horrible Histories* surveys the forty-five presidents of the United States, revealing a remarkably eclectic and often peculiar collection of individuals.

From the savage warriors of the Viking age to the despots of the 20th century, explore the reigns of history's most merciless leaders.

In this extensive special episode, *Horrible Histories* delves into Russia's tumultuous past.

Does puncturing the skull alleviate a headache? *Horrible Histories* investigates.

Florence Nightingale’s legacy extends far beyond the familiar image of “The Lady with the Lamp.”

Horrible Histories delves into the lives of some of history's most influential families.

A musical interlude featuring songs from the show awaits. Join the Horrible Hearts Club Band for a spirited vocal performance, or delve into the world of Downtown Threat alongside Al Capone.

The team explores a variety of ancient civilizations. Included are sketches depicting Alexander the Great's discovery of kissing, and a rap battle between the Romans, Greeks, and Chinese.

The story of the Tudor dynasty unfolds, charting a course from Henry VII to Elizabeth I. Along this historical journey, a particular perspective emerges through Mary I's personal chronicle, presented as a vlog.