S1 E4

"My granddad, Henry Seventh He beat King Richard That’s him pictured Defeating the Tyke He liked his name so much that To keep alive his memory He called his own son Henry What was he like Everyone said Henry The Eighth was a baddy I have to agree Even though he was my daddy

Just popping out to chop some wives!"

- Elizabeth I & Henry VIII

"" is the 4th-produced and 4th-aired episode of the first season of Horrible Histories. It first premiered on 7 May 2009, on BBC iPlayer (CBBC) and Netflix.

BBC iPlayer
Historical sketch show. The Tudors sing their family history, Bob explains the history of Rome in two minutes and a mad Victorian man eats King Louis XIV's mummified heart.

Netflix
The Tudors sing their family history, Bob explains the history of Rome in two minutes and a mad Victorian man eats King Louis XIV's mummified heart.

Sketches
"Smashing Saxons": "Saxon EastEnders" finds a ruler trying to mediate a family feud via the new Weregeld law (parody of EastEnders). A paranormal researcher attempts to locate the source of a haunting in "Anglo-Saxon Ghost Hunt" (parody of Ghost Hunt).

"Vile Victorians": "Ready Steady Feast": Dr William Buckland, famed eater of weird things--including the preserved heart of a king. Stupid Deaths: Matthew Webb.

"Frightful First World War": TNT Hair Dye (advertisement). Dodgy War Inventions No. 16: Zeppelin airship (animated).

"Groovy Greeks": "Historical Hospital": Hippocrates demonstrates his unorthodox diagnostic techniques. Alexander the Great and his adviser Hephaestion debate whether or not to name yet another city Alexandria.

"Rotten Romans": HHTV News: Bob Hale's Roman Report touches on the Year of the Five Emperors and the Six emperors in 238 CE. Caligula tries improving his image with the help of a speechwriter.

"Terrible Tudors": Elizabeth I's habit of nicknaming her courtiers. Oh Yea! Magazine: Execution Special.

Characters
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Trivia
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Song(s)

 * Terrible Tudors (song)