I Love the 1880s

The comedians examine executive power; the strange way Nixon wooed his future wife; a founding father that liked swimming in the nude; a vice president gets drunk at his inauguration.

Why America has the most awesome healthcare system in the world; people who picnicked at a Civil War battle; the "Star Spangled Banner's" creation.

A Chicago mobster that went by the name Snorky; Bonnie and Clyde compared to Fleetwood Mac; how many U.S. vice presidents have shot people while in office.

History's weirdest weapons, craziest generals and biggest battlefield blunders; the secrets behind the CIA's classified cat-training program; William Wallace's taste for human flesh.

The comedians discuss the illicit habits, weird addictions and freaky sexual peccadilloes enjoyed by some of history's biggest figures.

Our cast of comedians tackles Edison, Einstein, the Wright Brothers, and many other nerds whose scientific genius have made the world a better place. Learn how shocking an elephant helped decide how we get electricity today. Discover the secrets of Marie Curie's radioactive love life. Find out why one inventor's Speedy Weenie is probably in your kitchen right now. It's a half-hour of TV that finally proves science can be fun. Or at least funny.