Puppet History
9.4
2020
Comedy
"The Professor," an expert accredited by Puppet U, hosts a ruthless competition for the title of History Master, quizzing contestants on subjects from history.
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- Cast:
- Shane Madej , Ryan Bergara
Episode 6 : The Demonic Possessions of Loudun
October. 03,2021
It's back to France to exorcise a possessed convent and tear down a wall.
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Episode 5 : The Bloody Revenge of Saint Olga of Kiev
September. 24,2021
The Professor travels back to Kievan Rus' to meet a vengeful female regent.
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Episode 4 : José Rizal: The Philippines' Reluctant Revolutionary
September. 17,2021
It's off to the Philippines for the Professor to meet an impressive polymath who just wanted to write books but sparked a revolution.
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Episode 3 : America vs. Smallpox: How Vaccines Saved The Nation
September. 10,2021
Scabs n Pus infect Puppet History as the Professor talks smallpox during the American Revolution.
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Episode 2 : Mansa Musa: The Richest Man Who Ever Lived
September. 03,2021
Ryan and Ify each rack up millions of jelly beans from the generous Professor and Mansa Musa.
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Episode 1 : The Great Emu War
August. 27,2021
Emus become the target as the Professor recounts Australia's great war.
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