糟糕歷史第四季

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幾位演員可謂全才，對各種類型的角色的塑造堪稱經典，並且能歌善舞。《糟糕歷史第四季》中的歌舞橋段，可謂一大看點。總之，一句話形容，就是“外表荒誕無節操，內心高潔學問高”。

Episode	Title	Written by	Original air date
401	"Series 4, Episode 1"	Dave Cohen, Gerard Foster, Giles Pilbrow, Joe Tucker and Ben Ward	9April2012
Song: Woeful Second World War:"The Few (RAFPilots)" (Take Thatparody). Performed by Mathew Baynton, Jim Howick, Ben Willbond, Simon Farnaby and Laurence Rickard. Sketches: Slimy Stuarts:A clergyman makes an unusual patriotic request of his female parishoners. Oliver Cromwell requests thatPeter Lelypaint his portrait 'warts and all'. Measly Middle Ages:HH Movie Pitch: Lord MayorDick Whittington, pitching his life story to a panel of Hollywood producers, tries to avoid co-starring with a talking cat (pastiche ofOrange mobile reminderadvertisements, starring special guestsMark Gatiss,Reece ShearsmithandSteve Pembertonof theLeague of Gentlemen). Terrible Tudors:Vengeful Philip II of Spain tries--and fails--repeatedly to launch "TheSpanish Armada" against Britain (movie trailer). Stupid Deaths: Archery accidents. Awful Egyptians:A 'hot scientist' extolls the "Wonders of the Egyptian Universe" (parody ofBrian Cox'sWonders of the Universe). Video game:Duat! Egyptian Book of the Dead. Gorgeous Georgians:The perils of for-profit fire brigades. The toilet queues in QueenCaroline of Ansbach's court are less than dignified. Savage Stone Age:World of Stone: for all your (surprisingly extensive) stone furniture needs (advertisement). HHTV Early News: Eager customers queue up for the opening of the Bronze Age (parody of a modern technology product launch). Woeful Second World War:German fighter pilots use tourist guides to find high-profile targets during theBaedeker Blitz.
402	"Series 4, Episode 2"	Dave Cohen, Ali Crockatt, Gerard Foster, Giles Pilbrow, Laurence Rickard, David Scott, George Sawyer and Ben Ward	10April2012
Song: Savage Stone Age:"Charles Darwin: Natural Selection" (parody ofChangesbyDavid Bowie). Performed by Mathew Baynton with Jim Howick. Sketches: Vile Victorians:Victoria andAlbert's love story. Terrible Tudors:Martin Luther's obsession with his own effluent makes a visit to his office distinctly awkward. Henry VIII hopes to do very well indeed out ofhis appearance on"Cash in the Abbey" (parody ofCash in the Attic). Protestants and Catholics alike are up for a rousing game of Hide and Priest (advertisement). Savage Stone Age:HHTV News: Bob Hale's Human Evolution Report. Putrid Pirates:"Historical Apprentice": Team Pirate and Team Merchant vie to move cargo overseas (featuring special guestChris Addison). Woeful Second World War:An attempt to foil German railway spies creates unexpected problems for the British passengers. Finding unique ways to cope with petrol rationing (animated). Slimy Stuarts:Oh Yea! Magazine:Nell GwynnSpecial--Superstars of the Stuart Stage! An ambassador learns the hard way just how literally Charles II dines in public.
403	"Series 4, Episode 3"	Dave Cohen, Ali Crockatt, Charlie Martin, Giles Pilbrow, Laurence Rickard, David Scott, Joe Tucker, Ben Ward and Raphael Warner	11April2012
Song: Groovy Greeks:"The Thinkers" (parody of(Theme From) The Monkees, incorporating elements ofThe BeatlesandMonty Python). Performed by Mathew Baynton, Jim Howick, Ben Willbond and Laurence Rickard. Sketches: Measly Middle Ages:Would-be CrusaderEmichoof the Rhineland sets off to find the Holy Land with the help of some very unusual guides. Dominic Duckworth: HHTV Investigates: Dodgy religious relics. Smashing Saxons:The "Historical Dentist" is confused by his modern patient's false tooth. A famine victim trades his son for ingredients on "Historical Masterchef". Groovy Greeks:A condemnedSocratespatiently explains to his followers why rescuing him would be illogical. Terrible Tudors:Historical Desktops: Elizabeth I takes her search for the perfect consort online. Vile Victorians:Shouty Man: New!Great Western Railway. Great Victorian Institutions: The postal service, up to twelve deliveries a day--like it or not. Vicious Vikings:Prospective Icelandic emigrants make the most of the British real estate market--not to mention the current British tenants--in "New Home Abroad". HH Movie Pitch:King Canutetries to avoida climactic scene by the seashore.
404	"Series 4, Episode 4"	Dave Cohen, Gerard Foster, Giles Pilbrow, Steve Punt, Laurence Rickard, Colin Swash and Ben Ward	12April2012
Song: Awesome USA:"It's a New World (Pilgrim Fathers)" (parody ofEmpire State of MindbyJay-Zfeat.Alicia Keyes). Performed by Mathew Baynton, Martha Howe-Douglas, Ben Willbond, Laurence Rickard and Simon Farnaby. Sketches: Groovy Greeks:Spartans have the battle phalanx down to an art--until the warrior on the end notices a problem. "Pausanias: A True Story" tells the full story of the General's badly thought-through betrayal (movie trailer). Measly Middle Ages:HHTV News: Mike Peabody live from theNorman siege of Palermo. Stupid Deaths:GyrthandLeofwine,King Harold II's brothers, at the Battle of Hastings. Words We Get From the: Normans. Awesome USA:The first settlers atJamestown, Virginianearly lose the battle with their own naivety in "Colonisation, Colonisation, Colonisation". Woeful Second World War:TheFuhrer's guards refuse to disturb his lie-in for anything--even the news ofD-Day. Dodgy War Machines No. 81: Poor toilet planning on theU-Boat. Savage Stone Age:"Historical Apprentice": TeamNeanderthaland Team Homo Sapiens vie to demonstrate who's more advanced. Vile Victorians:A less-than-ethical ice cream salesman. "DI Bones: Historical Crime Squad": The case of the dodgy slum diet.
405	"Series 4, Episode 5"	Dave Cohen, Giles Pilbrow, Steve Punt and Laurence Rickard	13April2012
Song: Vile Victorians:"Mary Seacole" (parody ofSingle Ladies (Put a Ring on It)byBeyoncé). Performed by Dominique Moore. Sketches: Savage Stone Age:A chef fromSkara Braedispels the myth of primitive Neolithic cuisine on "Historical Masterchef". The firsttown plannersmust explain to skeptical would-be residents why a town is needed in the first place. Wild Warriors:Hannibaland hisCarthaginianruthless battle tactics star in the blockbusters "Snakes on a Ship" and its sequel, "Elephants on a Plain" (both parodies ofSnakes on a Plane). Radical Renaissance:HHTV News: Bob Hale's Renaissance Report. Mona Lisa grows impatient withLeonardo da Vinci's inability to finish anything, including her portrait. Awful Egyptians:Egyptian Make Show: The mummification process. Kids can practice embalming their own dead body with Mummification (parody ofOperation). Terrible Tudors:William Shakespeare is called out by a tavern drunk and ends up in a battle of insults. Oh Yea! Magazine: Elizabeth I's formidable temper. Vile Victorians:Lord Raglanexplains his plan to ensure theCharge of the Light Brigadeis a complete and unmitigated disaster.
406	"Series 4, Episode 6"	Dave Cohen, Ali Crockatt, Gerard Foster, Giles Pilbrow, Steve Punt, Laurence Rickard, David Scott and Ben Ward	20April2012
Song: Vile Victorians:"Victoria & Albert: A Love Ballad" (parody of 1980'seasy-listeningromantic duets). Performed by Martha Howe-Douglas and Jim Howick. Sketches: Potty Pioneers:Christopher Columbusinsists to a skeptical crewman that he's discovered India--also,mermaids. HH Movie Pitch:Leif Ericssontries to explain that the film he's pitching about discovering America before Columbus isn't a fantasy. Measly Middle Ages:HHTV' Royalty Today: Henry II's pilgrimage to Canterbury as penance for the death ofThomas a Becket. All your misdeeds can now be forgiven for the right price with Cash My Sin (infomercial). Gorgeous Georgians:"Court of Historical Law": TsarevichPeter IIIbrings a case against a very odd defendant. Stupid Deaths:Hannah Twynnoy. Rotten Romans:A legionary on payday is dismayed to discover that he's on the wrong end of the controversy surrounding the origins of the word 'salary'. A reluctant army conscript comes up with some truly creative--if not very original--excuses to avoid service. God Compare helps Gaulish warriors decide to which of their pantheon to sacrifice a prisoner (parody ofGo Compareadvertisements). Savage Stone Age:HHTV Early Show: The first man to domesticate wild dogs tries to explain why. Mammoth hunting (animated). Vile Victorians:The Queen is exposed to some of the bugs--and birds--still to be worked out on a pre-opening tour ofThe Great Exhibition.
407	"Series 4, Episode 7"	Dave Cohen, Gerard Foster, Giles Pilbrow, Laurence Rickard and Ben Ward	27April2012
Song: Shocking Scotland:"The Blue-Blooded Blues" (blues rockparody). Performed by Ben Willbond, Mathew Baynton and Martha Howe-Douglas. Sketches: Gorgeous Georgians:"Le Survival Guide" gives tips on (literally) staying cool in the French army during Napoleon's march on Moscow. HHTV Sport: Napoleon's famed strategic gifts are no match for the mechanical chess-playingTurk. "Waterloo" tells the very personal story of Le Petit Caporal's last stand (movie trailer). Vile Victorians:Fashion doesn't equal practicality. Dodgy Inventions No. 84: TheSS Bessemer(animated) Rotten Romans:ThePraetorian guardis much better at saluting than they are protecting Emperors--and they aren't very good at saluting. Shouty Man: New! Always-Current Emperor Statue. Shocking Scotland:Historical Dates:James Hamilton, 1st Earl of Arran, seeks a groom for his cousin, the infantMary, Queen of Scots(played by Mathew Baynton's young son). Woeful Second World War:MI5 is willing to recruit literally anyone to help the war effort. A Berlin housewife demonstrates some truly outlandish wartime substitutes on "Historical Masterchef". Measly Middle Ages:A snowball fight interrupts theEarl of Lancaster's execution. Stupid Deaths: Richard the Raker.
408	"Series 4, Episode 8"	Dave Cohen, Gerard Foster, Katherine Jakeways, Giles Pilbrow, Steve Punt, Laurence Rickard and Ben Ward	4May2012
Song: Gorgeous Georgians:"Luddites!" (parody of earlypunk rock, feat. theSex PistolsandThe Clash). Performed by Jim Howick, Mathew Baynton, Laurence Rickard and Simon Farnaby. Sketches: Vicious Vikings:A 'gorgeous scientist' extols the "Wonders of the Viking Universe". Historical Dates: A Nordic warrior outlines his courting and marriage requirements. Rotten Romans:Nero provides typically disastrous disaster relief to the victims of theGreat Fire of Rome. Video game:ScorpusChariot Racer. Nasty Knights:Stupid Deaths:Richard the Lionheart. A Crusader prepares new recruits for the exotic monsters they might encounter in the Holy Land. New!Mellified Man: a mummy in honey that's yummy! (advertisement). Gorgeous Georgians:"Historical Apprentice":Viscount 'Turnip' Townshend(special guest Chris Addison) and his Team Whig vie with peasant Team Go Wurzel to negotiate the agricultural revolution. Groovy Greeks:Interpreting messages from the gods. Shouty Man: New! Ancient Greek Tattoo Messenger. Terrible Tudors:The "Historical Dentist" suggests some genuinely disgusting painkillers. HHTV Behind the Throne: Interview withSir Thomas Heneage, Henry VIII'sGroom of the Stool.
409	"Series 4, Episode 9"	Dave Cohen, Gerard Foster, Giles Pilbrow, Laurence Rickard and Ben Ward	11May2012
Song: Radical Renaissance:"The Borgia Family" (parody ofAddams Family Theme). Performed by Jim Howick, Mathew Baynton, Martha Howe-Douglas and Ben Willbond. Sketches: Measly Middle Ages:Edward III's wedding at newly builtYork Minsterhits some unexpected snags. Unexpected snags are also the order of the day for the French side in "Agincourt: The Movie" (movie trailer) Vile Victorians:Planning a robbery gets complicated when the new recruit doesn't understand the slang. Real Victorian Hustle: AFaginesquecrime boss and his small associate demonstrate common street cons. Rotten Romans:Balding but still style-conscious Julius Caesar invents the 'Romeover' (advertisement). HHTV News: Bob Hale's Roman Britain Report. Radical Renaissance:A young church official investigates corruption at the court ofPope Alexander V(parody ofThe Godfather). Gorgeous Georgians:The "Historical Dentist" offers some bizarre options for cleaning teeth. Changing wig fashions lead to spats among the fashionable aristocracy. Groovy Greeks:Words We Get From the: Greeks (medical). Dominic Duckworth: HHTV Investigates:Asclepeiondoctor-priests--dedicated healers or daring frauds?
410	"Series 4, Episode 10"	Dave Cohen, Ali Crockatt, Gerard Foster, Katherine Jakeways, Giles Pilbrow, Steve Punt, Laurence Rickard, David Scott and Ben Ward	18May2012
Song: Terrible Tudors:"Mary I" (parody ofWuthering HeightsbyKate Bush). Performed by Sarah Hadland. Sketches: Measly Middle Ages:HHTV News: Mike Peabody live from the last Saxon stronghold on theIsle of Ely. Enjoy hours of fun and conscience-free conquest with Normanopoly (parody ofMonopoly). Groovy Greeks:Diogenesdebates life in a barrel with a startled passer-by. Stupid Deaths:Pythagoras. Vile Victorians:Historical Wife Swap: The Tombleby-Pumblechooks of Mayfair swap with the Smikes of the London slums. Smashing Saxons:Belief in various mythological monsters badly complicates a journey. Historical Dates: A peasant doesn't see why his lack of hygiene should impede his love life. Putrid Pirates:Keelhaulingas exfoliating beauty treatment (advertisement). HHTV Cribs: Blackbeard shows off his ship. Terrible Tudors:Edward VI'swhipping boy,Barnaby Fitzpatrick, faces the wrath of the royal tutors.
411	"Series 4, Episode 11"	Dave Cohen, Gerard Foster, Charlie Martin, Giles Pilbrow, Laurence Rickard, Joe Tucker and Ben Ward	25May2012
Song: Terrible Tudors:"William Shakespeare" (big bandparody). Performed by Mathew Baynton with Ben Willbond, Jim Howick, Martha Howe-Douglas, Laurence Rickard and Simon Farnaby. Sketches: Slimy Stuarts:Charles II tries to mediate between Royal AstronomerJohn Flamsteedand theravens of the Tower of London. Tobacco is the signature cure-all atDr Culpepper'sHealth Spa (advertisement) Nasty Knights:A Crusader has his old crone prepare some disturbing dishes from the latest campaign on "Historical Masterchef". Elsewhere, another returning Crusader's wife is less than impressed by his latest homecoming gifts. Terrible Tudors:The News in Tudor Criminal Slang (with signer for hard of hearing). A spelling bee in the age of non-formalised spelling. Measly Middle Ages:Historical Desktops:King John's concern for his social media status leads him to accidentally sign theMagna Carta. Awful Egyptians:The "Historical Dentist" diagnoses 'mouth-worms' as the cause of a patient's toothache. The results of New! Egyptian 2000 hair dye are best appreciated from a distance (advertisement) Vile Victorians:A suitor's efforts to save his beloved's father from a fire are hampered by its very impolite location. House-hunting in the slums.
412	"Series 4, Episode 12"	Dave Cohen, Rosanna Lowe, Charlie Martin, Giles Pilbrow, Steve Punt, Laurence Rickard and Ben Ward	1June2012
Song: Gorgeous Georgians:"(We're the) Georgian Navy" (parody ofVindaloobyFat Les, incorporatingJohn Barnes' rap fromWorld in Motion). Written by Greg Jenner and Giles Pilbrow. Performed by Jim Howick, Mathew Baynton, Ben Willbond, Laurence Rickard and Simon Farnaby. Sketches: Vile Victorians:It's always a one-way ticket for the coffins transported on theLondon Necropolis Railway. Stupid Deaths:Robert Cocking. Rotten Romans:The "Historical Dentist" goes to extreme measures to get ingredients for a treatment. What happened if the criminals thrown from theTarpeian Rockweren't killed by the fall. Terrible Tudors:There's lots of meat on the menu on "Historical Masterchef". Paranoid Henry VIII demands extreme security measures before he can sleep. Smashing Saxons:When a bank was literally a bank--of earth. HH Movie Pitch:Alfred the Greattries to avoid being typecast as "Cake Guy". Groovy Greeks:Words We Get From the: Greeks (scholarly). "Historical Mastermind": Nikos Ancientgreekios, category "Greek Inventions". Alexander the Great takes the most direct route to solving the riddle of theGordian knot Gorgeous Georgians:HHTV News: Bob Hale's Napoleon Report.
413	"Savage Songs Special"	Dave Cohen, Caroline Norris, Giles Pillbrow	4June2012
Savage Songs: Chronological compilation of standout music videos from the fourth series as chosen by the producers. One song is omitted in order to include longer inset skits, featuring puppet host Rattus Rattus babysitting his young nephew. "The Thinkers" (from S04E03), "Mary I" (S04E10), "William Shakespeare" (S04E11), "The New World (Pilgrim Fathers)" (S04E04), "Luddites!" (S04E08), "Victoria & Albert: A Love Ballad" (S04E06), "Mary Seacole" (S04E05), "Charles Darwin: Natural Selection" (S04E02) and "The Few (RAF Pilots)" (S04E01).

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