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Fast-paced episodes using animation, archive and recon to reveal the funny, disturbing, weird, but always interesting bits of history.
Fast-paced episodes using animation, archive and recon to reveal the funny, disturbing, weird, but always interesting bits of history.
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History: The Interesting Bits
S1, EP1 "How to Be President"A look at the men and women who've run and, in some cases, won the Oval Office.
History: The Interesting Bits
"History: The Interesting Bits"Fast-paced episodes using animation, archive and recon to reveal the funny, disturbing, weird, but always interesting bits of history.
History: The Interesting Bits
S1, EP8 "How to Be Inventive"The modern world was created through invention, but great inventors build on earlier ideas or sometimes even steal them, and it's not always clear who first had the spark.
History: The Interesting Bits
S1, EP7 "How To Start A Revolution"A look at industrial, sexual and political revolutions and how, despite pure motives, some still end up on the wrong side of history.
History: The Interesting Bits
S1, EP6 "How To Fall In Love"Exploring why, from Liz Taylor to Attila the Hun, pain doesn't stop people from looking for love; how love is a driver of history, costing royalty their heads, generals their victories, and many people their sanity.
History: The Interesting Bits
S1, EP5 "How To Make A Fortune"Throughout history, men and women have dedicated themselves to raking in wealth in the form of old money, new money and blood money; a look at how they got it, spent it and how it affected their happiness, from Robber Barons to Mansa Musa of Mali.
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