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Terrible Tudors, gorgeous Georgians,
fighting Frenchmen, proud Victorians,
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woeful wars, ferocious fights, stingy
cardinals, daring knights, horrors that
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divide, description, cut, protest,
horrible Egyptians, action, tax, and
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crime, partners from ancient times,
Roman, rotten, rank, and ruthless,
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savage, fierce, and tubeless, civil
wars, Brady, Sadie, mean and miserable
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middle ages, gory stories, we do that,
and your hope's a drumming rat, the
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party's no longer a mystery, welcome
to...
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Horrible Histories!
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Horrible Histories presents Savage
Songs!
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Hello viewers, Rattus the Superstar
here. Alright, I'm not a superstar yet,
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more of a sewer star.
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I want to be famous and filthy rich.
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I mean, how hard can it be?
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These days, you just need to get on one
of those talent shows and strut your
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furry stuff.
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But in the olden days, being a superstar
was all about being a leader and a
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fighter and the biggest kid on the
block. And they don't come much bigger
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Mr. Big himself, Henry VIII, who was
King of England 500 years ago. His
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track is called A Little More
Reformation.
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It's about taking over the church and
pocketing all the money for himself, the
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big bully.
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And a one, and a two, and a one, two,
three, four.
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A little more reformational, a lot less
monastries.
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Want to get my hands on all their money,
please?
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A little less Pope, a lot more King.
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I sure do hope to grab their bling.
Because war with France is what'll
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me. And that's sure it's pricey.
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Passed the law, so the Pope's been
banned.
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Now I'm topped out in the Church of
England.
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It's going swell. I ain't got the blues.
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Unless you count my jousting bruise. Got
rid of Anne, her head to lose. To get
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my kicks at 36, I'm up to my old violin.
If the church is mine, so's their
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stuff. They're about to find that I play
rough. A little more reformational, a
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lot less monotrees.
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Wanna get my hands on all their money,
please?
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A little more pig, a lot less nuns. I'll
sell their land to buy more guns. Cause
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war with France is what'll satisfy me.
And that sure is pricey.
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For the church, this won't end well.
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I'm sending in my man, Cromwell.
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With suspicious minds and a pack of
lies.
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He'll ignore their desperate cries and
take their land for my pride.
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Refusing me is kind of reasonable, but
I'm a guy who can be reasonable. I'll
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offer pensions, payment schemes, but
crush the monks who block my dreams. A
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little more reformation, a lot less
monetaries.
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Wanna get my hands on all their money,
please?
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If those abbots don't change tack, I'll
send them to the jailhouse rat. They'd
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better ditch the pope and recognize me.
Yeah, recognize me.
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So chuck out the monk. The monk, the
monk.
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Chuck out the monk. The monk, the monk.
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Some may quit if they can. The rest are
squash in my hand. Yes, that means
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they'll be slaughtered, even hung,
drawn, and caught up. And in the
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transformation of this monastery.
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Want to get my hands on all that money?
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Please.
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I'll flood the buildings, sell the gold,
close the libraries, those books that
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are old. There's nothing you can do to
try and stop me.
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Because I'm King Henry.
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Oh, Mama.
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A little more reformation, please.
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Henry has left the building.
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Well, it just goes to show you need a
catchy tune if you want to be
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Either that or have a couple of your
wives executed.
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So, I've had an idea.
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I'm going to write my own album full of
great songs. That's bound to make me
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famous. I could call it Sewertown Funk.
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But I'll need a good pop star name too.
What about Unclean Bandit? No? Stink
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Ratty Rat?
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Or maybe it should sound really awesome
like Rattus the Rock God.
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Well, it worked for Alfred the Great.
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Back in the 9th century, he defended the
country by hitting back against the
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Viking invaders. In fact, he had so many
hits, he deserves a gold disc.
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Take it away, Alfie!
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I'm not an Ethel, but I'll end up being
king. They mostly ended up the wrong end
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of a Viking.
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Every time I spoke to Viking Guthrum to
try to broker peace, he always seemed to
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break his promise, so cease for Hattie's
peace.
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His armies entered Exeter, I caught him
strife, but he fought back, though now
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I'm flighting for my life.
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I'm out of town.
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I'm in retreat.
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Don't want to end up as Viking meat.
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I'm hurried off.
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I am upset.
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Hiding in the marshes of Somerset.
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I'm on the run. No, I'm supposed to be
top man. Think I'm beat, but this is me.
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It's my royal master plan.
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I know this land so well. I'll catch him
hit and run. Mount attacks on Viking
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shacks. It's like I'm on the Isle of
Anthony. It's where great legends all
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began. People say that while I was
there, I burned cakes in a pan.
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They say there was nothing left but
smoldering cakey goo. This story,
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must admit, it's not true.
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I'm out of town, but now I see.
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Oh, wait till we build a huge army.
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Hanging in, getting tough.
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Quite soon those Vikings will have had
enough.
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Now with my army, Guthrum's men, I'm
whipping them. They exit Exeter, now
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Chipper in Chippenham. Prove to the
country I've got what it takes.
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But all people ask, though, is it true
about the case?
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I win the fight.
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I am the king.
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Tough like my brothers kill the Vahai
king.
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I'm number one.
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I am the boss.
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You mess with me and that'll be your
loss.
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I won the war, came out on top.
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Viking rule managed to stop.
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I raised the stakes, I got the breaks,
but I didn't really burn the
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cake.
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Yeah, the story goes that King Alfred
burnt some cakes whilst hiding from the
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Vikings, but it's not true.
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Well, probably not.
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But if he did, he could have had the
cakes with a favourite Saxon drink
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mead. To make mead, you need honey. And
to get honey, you need bees.
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And to get bees, you need... I'll let
Alfred explain.
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We Saxons love delicious honey.
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And use it to make our favourite mead
drink. But how do you get a swarm of
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to nest in your house? Do you... A.
Chuck gravel over them.
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B. Attack them with a stick.
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Or C.
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Throw a shoe at them.
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The answer is A.
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When we see some bees, we sing a little
song asking them to stay and then chuck
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gravel over them.
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That's what my servants do. It's
probably better than lobbing a shoe at
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because if they attack you, you've only
got one shoe to run away with.
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I'm full of good advice, me.
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Yeah, right.
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There goes one of my screaming fans.
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Oh, right, she was just screaming.
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If I'm going to make it big, I'm going
to need some serious rock star attitude.
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That'll bring in the fans.
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Everybody loves a rebel, just like
Boudicca. She got loads of Celtic fans,
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especially when she went to war with the
Romans.
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Ah, vomit!
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Still got it.
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But when my husband died, the Romans
cried,
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let's take his cash.
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Like a baby, I had a little cry at this
terrible stage.
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But before too long, I had turned this
song into a violent rage.
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I led a Celtic army and we
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smashed the Roman crew.
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Took London, St. Albans, Camelot and...
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Colchester, T .O.
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Rather than end up dead, Romans turned
and fled from our uprising.
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Their soldiers took flight, cowards
found our fight unappetizing.
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And so I had to run!
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Wanted every Roman to pack
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Boudicca's career didn't last very long,
and she was defeated by the Romans just
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a year later.
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But then she didn't have moves like
this.
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Yes,
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I'm wearing sunglasses indoors, and yes,
I know I look cool, yeah? But that's
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because fashion is pretty important if
you want to be a real rock god. And the
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superstar of our next hit definitely had
a fierce style of his own you won't
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forget in a hurry.
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especially if you were a faction at the
Battle of Hastings in 1066.
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Let's break it down with William the
Conqueror, Norman style.
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We Normans are from France, it's not
where we originated.
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Our accents are weird, but we're not
sophisticated.
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Tough and terrifying, we've descended
from the Vikings.
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So is it anyone?
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We have a natural flavor for fighting.
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Norman's over here.
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And you English can't obey them.
Norman's over here.
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Oh, that's cute. You try to fight them.
Norman's over here.
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We set the north on fire. Norman's over
here.
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A second life. Au revoir. We build cars.
We love horses.
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Our category.
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Hey! All I miss dear.
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Hey! We're great fighters.
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You can hire us. But you won't like us.
And we don't care.
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We've got bad hair because of the
chainmail that we wear.
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This is Norman Style.
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Jump, jump, jump, jump. Riding Norman
Style.
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Jump, jump, jump, jump.
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Haircuts Norman Style.
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Jump, jump, jump, jump.
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Hands off Norman Style.
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The greatest Norman ever.
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Got delayed in waiting England because
of the bad weather. Then chopped up your
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king, Harold, and left his mummy crying.
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What do you expect, man? I'm practically
a Viking.
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England's rightful heir.
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So sign this with the confessor.
England's rightful heir.
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Forget Harold, the new zapper.
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England's rightful heir.
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This Norman's gonna rule you. England's
rightful heir.
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Surrender or I'll kill you. We build
castles. We love horror.
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This is Norman Style.
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Walk Norman style. Hey,
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check out horses.
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Jump, jump, jump, jump. Riding Norman
style.
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Hey,
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we will be in town.
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Jump, jump, jump.
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Norman style.
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Bonjour, I am William the Conqueror.
Before I got my ace nickname by invading
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England, my army had to wait in France
for several weeks due to the bad
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You will not believe how much poo was
produced by the Aussies during that
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What was it? A, 20 tons.
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B,
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200 tons.
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Or C, 2 ,000 tons.
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The answer is C, 2 ,000 tons. So much
poo.
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And when you think about the wheat
produced by the soldiers and Aussies, it
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have been about 2 .5 million litres.
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They say that war is a dirty business.
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They are not kidding.
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William had style all right, but he had
a temper too. Not like me. I'm too nice.
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Hang on.
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That's my problem. If I'm going to be a
music megastar, I need to be much more
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demanding.
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Oh, what the rat is this?
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I'm me. Come on. How many times have I
said a mocha macchi latte grande, not a
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chocomatti cappuccini weenie?
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Actually, this will do. Thanks very
much.
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No, no, no, no, I've got to be tougher
than that. I need to become a real diva.
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Like these next two warring queens from
Tudor times. In fact, Queen Elizabeth I
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was so angry with her cousin Mary, Queen
of Scots, plotting to take the throne,
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she had Mary arrested and put on trial.
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Please may I have some chocolate
sprinkles?
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Please?
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Is this a fair trial?
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I am Queen Mary. There is no escape from
your
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trickery. No lawyer to depend or
witnesses to
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defend me.
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The tight bump of good Queen Bess.
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It's pretty done.
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you clown.
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Please do not carry on.
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You are guilty.
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Now admit it.
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Mary's refusing to admit her guilt. What
a shock. What a shame. A complete and
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utter scandal.
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Trouble to the Babington.
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Say, Queen, best you've ever done him.
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To the scaffold.
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To the scaffold. To the scaffold. To the
scaffold. To the scaffold.
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Well,
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at least Mary's wig didn't go to waste.
I know!
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I'm fabulous!
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But being drop -dead gorgeous isn't
enough to be a true superstar.
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You need a really famous boyfriend or
girlfriend too.
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It's all about being in love and getting
paparazzi to take pictures of you
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kissing in the park and holding hands.
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Yuck, yuck, yuck, yuck, yuck. Although
it did work for Egyptian queen Cleopatra
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over 2 ,000 years ago. First, she
married the great Roman leader Julius
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But he was assassinated by his rivals.
So then she moved on to another Roman
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general, Mark Antony.
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But that quickly got out of hand too.
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Hello, Queen Cleo here.
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I'm still sad about Julius Caesar's
death.
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Imagine being stabbed 23 times by your
supposed friends.
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Luckily, I had Mark Antony's shoulder to
cry on.
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It's a very muscular shoulder, and he
made sure the funeral was very
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But what did it include?
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A. A wax model of Caesar rotating in the
forum.
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B. A sandcastle sculpture of Caesar's
face in the Colosseum. C.
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An ice cream statue of Caesar that
people could eat.
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And the answer is A.
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While Mark Antony gave a speech, a wax
model of Caesar's body was rotated so
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huge crowd could see all of his wounds.
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Grim. Then they grabbed Caesar's body,
paraded it around, and burned it.
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It was very strange.
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Not the funeral, that was fine, but the
fact I wasn't the center of attention
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for once.
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After the death of Caesar, Cleopatra
married Mark Antony. But Caesar's nephew
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Octavian wasn't happy about this.
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And our new lovers were defeated by him
in battle. Aha!
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They say the path of true love never
runs smooth.
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But for Mark and Cleo, it ended with a
roadblock.
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Defeated by Octavian, that we'd we don't
respect. Our faction killed an Actium
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as my poor aunt has been decked. Your
eye was red.
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Now it's T -H -E -N -T, I'm sure that
spells the end for me.
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Octavian will dismay me in that case the
world would love. I can't go on.
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Won't be paraded round the street.
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Octavian.
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Not your exotic parakeet. Not your fall
from victory.
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I'll spoil your party. I can't go on.
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I'm trying to sustain our rule. Don't
hold me up to ridicule. Snap out of
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you loping fool. You're not helping at
all. I can't go on without my sweet
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Roman. My love has gone.
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I must try and capture Cleo. Octavian
must not take me, oh. She'll kill
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herself just for me? She must adore me.
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I'll foil Octavian with this plot.
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She's dead.
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Not yet, I'm not.
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She must not die.
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So much more popular than me. I'm so
tired.
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This will look bad on my TV.
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Anthony and Cleo gone.
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What a blooming pair of drama queens.
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So all hail me.
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Thank you, thank you, thank you.
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Yes, what an honour it is to receive
this award. And I'd like to dedicate it
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Cleopatra for being my superstar
inspiration.
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She really was drop -dead gorgeous right
until she was, well, just drop -dead.
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Oi, mate, that's my award!
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Yeah, all right, all right.
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I was only borrowing it.
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OK, maybe I'm not such a superstar after
all.
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Turns out... Everyone thought my album,
Suetown Funk, was a bit of a stinker.
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Charming! Not like this next historical
hit, Magna Carta, an agreement between
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King John and his barons signed in 1215
that meant no -one was above the law,
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not even crooked King John himself. And
they're still talking about this one 800
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years later.
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Here's the story.
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Of a very old decree Forced on King John
as he made off with the revenue Of us
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barons and the aristocracy He took our
land and for a laugh held our sons
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hostage too Magna Carta Magna Carta Told
King John he's gotta be He's gotta be
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subject to Laura Gretax with us too Gave
his seal Gave my seal Then withdrew his
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guarantee
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Left to Henry III and Edward I to pass
it through. And I would say 800 years
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of birth, they were 800 cheers.
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Since 1215, Magna Carta's been the
foundation of our democracy.
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By 1500, it reads that all men are free.
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Even peasants just like me can tell
things that it's true. For years it
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vanished.
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Until Edward Cook MP.
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That's me.
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Challenge taught the first that his own
powers grew.
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You'd think that Cromwell. Yolly, olly.
Would agree, but instead he said. Magna
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Carta. Magna Farta, more like. Not for
me. I'm Thomas Jepson.
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and Edward Cook is the bee's knees.
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Our American Constitution incorporated
his decrees.
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And I believe 800 years have proved from
ancient pioneers
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best British invention of all, apart, of
course, from
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Stalker Ball.
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Magna Carta! Pachata!
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Magna Carta!
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Pachata! Watch your doors at school.
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Magna Carta! Pachata!
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Eleanor Roosevelt's extended.
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Dreams of superstardom have been dashed.
And there were some really awesome
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tunes on my album, too.
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All About the Waste, No Place I'd Rather
Win, and my personal favourite, Shake
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It Off, That Poo on Your Foot.
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Come on, only five pence a copy. Madam,
two pence. Sir, one pence. Anyone?
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Ah, see yourselves.
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But maybe if being a singing superstar
isn't my thing, what if I tried rapping?
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Eh? Eh?
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If I may.
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The battles were all bloody. The
shocking death's not pretty. But
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seems sweeter when it's told in a ditty.
We hope you like this show. My
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favourite, if you please.
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The all -singing, dancing, horrible
musical, Histories.
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No? Still not convinced?
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Oh, why give up?
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Goodbye.
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Ladies and gentlemen, that's it. That's
a wrap on Series 6 of Horrible East...
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