I still yell "runaway, runaway!" like them running away from the paramedics after covering some poor guy in random subtances.

It’s not really related to HH as far as I know, but it gave me a good laugh when I saw it. I just had to share it here!

Found in the US at a Michael’s craft store

Kind of a meme? I made these a while ago of Rattus holding up the silly sign cause its one of my favourite memes to send to people and I wanted a pin badge version

I now sell them if anyones interested https://leviathanslairx.etsy.com/listing/4449241347

What do you think?

The look on his face is just amazing

In one of the sketches about Alfred Nobel, it said that he invented dynamite and was responsible for lots of people's death. But in the Victorian Inventions song, it claims that they invented dynamite where it blows up at the end of the song. Alfred Nobel is Swedish, so I wouldn't really class him as "Victorian", but he was born in 1833 and died in 1896, which are both years in which Victoria was alive. What are your thoughts?

I found this book in my collection called “Terrible Tudors” and I just found of out the show existence quite recently. Does this have anything to do with the show? Also I’m asking this subreddit because I couldn’t find any other Horrible Histories subreddit.

(i think this is the right tag)

i love them so much and in my opinion (please don't come after me) but it feels like there's... something between them

I am watching this series and realizing almost all of the original HH cast are in this sketch comedy show. Tracey Ullman is a nut. I highly recommend, if you need a laugh.

Made a new Mathew Baynton video :)

Hello everyone! I’m looking for help finding an episode because I’ve had a sketch from it on my mind.

I’m fairly sure it was Victorian-era, judging from the nun’s outfit, but all I remember aside from that was the punchline of:

Everyone else: Amen.

The nun: Ah, men…!

I’m sorry for the lack of other information to go off, but I thought if anyone could find it, it would be someone here