Horrible Histories with Stephen Fry

Horrible Histories with Stephen Fry (2011)

EndedVariety showComedy, Children, History

Stephen Fry links the very best sketches from Series 1 and 2 of the Bafta and British Comedy Award-winning show Horrible Histories.

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Scheduleevery Sunday at 18:00 (30 min)

Recent Episodes

EpisodeNameAirdate
S01E06Episode 6Jul 31, 2011
S01E05Episode 5Jul 24, 2011
S01E04Episode 4Jul 10, 2011
S01E03Episode 3Jul 3, 2011
S01E02Episode 2Jun 26, 2011
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Frequently Asked Questions  Warning: Spoilers

When did the TV show 'Horrible Histories with Stephen Fry' premiere?

'Horrible Histories with Stephen Fry' premiered on April 16, 2011.

Who was the host of 'Horrible Histories with Stephen Fry'?

Stephen Fry was the host of 'Horrible Histories with Stephen Fry'.

What is the genre of 'Horrible Histories with Stephen Fry'?

'Horrible Histories with Stephen Fry' is a comedy sketch show.

How many seasons of 'Horrible Histories with Stephen Fry' were produced?

'Horrible Histories with Stephen Fry' had a total of five seasons.

Can you name some of the historical periods covered in 'Horrible Histories with Stephen Fry'?

'Horrible Histories with Stephen Fry' covered various historical periods, including Ancient Egypt, Roman Empire, Middle Ages, and World War II, among others.

Did 'Horrible Histories with Stephen Fry' focus on accurate historical facts?

Yes, 'Horrible Histories with Stephen Fry' aimed to present accurate historical facts in an entertaining and humorous way.

Who were some of the recurring characters in 'Horrible Histories with Stephen Fry'?

Some of the recurring characters in 'Horrible Histories with Stephen Fry' were Queen Elizabeth I, Henry VIII, and Julius Caesar, among others.

What was the format of 'Horrible Histories with Stephen Fry'?

'Horrible Histories with Stephen Fry' followed a sketch comedy format, blending historical reenactments, humorous songs, and parodies.

Did 'Horrible Histories with Stephen Fry' receive any awards or nominations?

Yes, 'Horrible Histories with Stephen Fry' received numerous awards and nominations, including BAFTAs and British Comedy Awards.

Who were the main writers of 'Horrible Histories with Stephen Fry'?

The main writers of 'Horrible Histories with Stephen Fry' were Terry Deary, Dave Cohen, and Ben Ward, among others.

What was the target audience for 'Horrible Histories with Stephen Fry'?

'Horrible Histories with Stephen Fry' targeted both children and adults, aiming to educate and entertain viewers of all ages.

How many episodes were there in each season of 'Horrible Histories with Stephen Fry'?

Each season of 'Horrible Histories with Stephen Fry' had around 13 episodes.

Were there any guest appearances by notable actors or comedians in 'Horrible Histories with Stephen Fry'?

Yes, 'Horrible Histories with Stephen Fry' featured guest appearances by notable actors and comedians, including David Baddiel, Sanjeev Bhaskar, and Alexander Armstrong, among others.

Did 'Horrible Histories with Stephen Fry' have a live audience during the filming?

No, 'Horrible Histories with Stephen Fry' was filmed without a live audience.

How were the historical facts presented in 'Horrible Histories with Stephen Fry'?

The historical facts in 'Horrible Histories with Stephen Fry' were presented through humorous sketches, catchy songs, and animated segments.

Did 'Horrible Histories with Stephen Fry' explore historical events from around the world or mainly focus on British history?

'Horrible Histories with Stephen Fry' explored historical events from around the world, covering a wide range of civilizations and cultures.

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