HORRIBLE HISTORIES - Scott of the Antarctic

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  • Опубліковано 5 жов 2024
  • GREAT NEWS! A brand new series of HORRIBLE HISTORIES starts on CBBC on 31st May 2010!! In the meantime... Another sketch from the brilliant CBBC sketch show Horrible Histories, based on the best selling books: Captain Scott checks his equipment before setting off to the South Pole... just to make sure it's completely useless.

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  • @Lisadriana
    @Lisadriana 15 років тому +3

    Oh gods I love the voices.

  • @BetaFett
    @BetaFett 11 років тому +4

    They didn't wear leather boots like they showed in the clip, but Finesko--reindeer hide boots that needed drying out every time they made camp. And they did have sled dogs, but Scott was alarmed at how poorly they coped and generally mistrusted their usefulness from the start (not to mention that the seasons are reversed in the southern hemisphere, the Siberian dogs began to shed their wintercoats in may/june/july, which is the height of antarctic winter!) so they weren't used to get to the pole

    • @carlbirtles4518
      @carlbirtles4518 Рік тому

      What about the thin woollen jumper and the scratchy woollen trousers?

  • @eveningtsar
    @eveningtsar 14 років тому +2

    Amazing how even a children's educational sketch can bring out such immaturity on UA-cam. Nice going guys.

  • @pintopony101
    @pintopony101 13 років тому +3

    "THE BIG GIRLS" LOL XD

  • @JaceValm
    @JaceValm 14 років тому +3

    Scott was 'poorly prepared' by the standards we set today where people living in antarctic weather sometimes need to eat up to 6000 claories worth of food a day, eventually having to pull 250lbs on the sleds each when the horses died meant that they didn't have enough to meet this, Scott would have survived if a blizzard hadn't trapped him 16 miles from a supply depot

  • @seahawk124
    @seahawk124 13 років тому +3

    @Strategos300
    Can I just say, I'm British and I agree with that statement.
    Indeed, it was not our finest hour and Captain Roald Amundsen was a great explorer. He rightly deserved the achievement.

  • @alfarhaneh
    @alfarhaneh 13 років тому +3

    unbelievably funny. these guys are fantastic! wonderful.

  • @Tabroxfcc
    @Tabroxfcc 13 років тому +3

    That better not have been my half of the apple! hahahahahahah

  • @LeeNTien
    @LeeNTien 14 років тому +1

    @gunande
    P.S.
    "typical English"
    Scott was Scott. From Scotland that is.
    Actually, both expeditions were mostly scottish/international, and not goverment funded.

  • @SimuRei
    @SimuRei 14 років тому +1

    Dude, I'm British myself. I was only kidding around.
    You must wonder why they thought all that gear was suitable though.

  • @StephenETavington
    @StephenETavington 15 років тому +2

    Seeing previous pioneers makes me appreciate the invention of plastics which produces far better clothing, food packaging and equipment for Antarctic exploration

  • @WC3POchannel10A
    @WC3POchannel10A 15 років тому +1

    Sorry, gortex had not been invented yet. What is astounding and impressive is that they went with the gear they did, the technology they did and achieved as much as they did. A testament to the men more than the technology. Amundsen the same. Shackleton also. When you look at the technology compared to the task it was very impressive. The glory is in the human spirit (as it says on the cross dedicated to Scott and his men) "to strive, to seek, to find and not to yield."

  • @SquidFan
    @SquidFan 14 років тому +1

    I GOT BLISTERS ON MY FINGERS!

  • @Notebooked
    @Notebooked 14 років тому +1

    Ahh...this sketch is rather greeeeat.

  • @thebeautywithin
    @thebeautywithin 15 років тому +1

    I love this show!

  • @marcusbierman5310
    @marcusbierman5310 11 років тому

    “The USA didn't join WW2 until the end.” Of the six years of the war, we were in it for almost four!

  • @IndieOllyWood
    @IndieOllyWood 13 років тому

    I just LOVE the newsboy!!!!! so cute!!!!!!!!!

  • @Nightcreature12
    @Nightcreature12 13 років тому +1

    @UsagiDreams Athens, Rome, Venice, Novgorod, Poland-Lithuania and the United Provinces of the Netherlands were all Western democracies long before the USA was even thought of.

  • @musiclover624
    @musiclover624 13 років тому

    - six ponies, sir.
    - we'll make that five.
    :P

  • @Episcleritis
    @Episcleritis 13 років тому +1

    Nice work.

  • @SimuRei
    @SimuRei 15 років тому +2

    Wow, we British were so thick back then.

  • @VanDee2008
    @VanDee2008 14 років тому

    In fairness, Oates did moan about the quality of the ponies - and one of the sledges *did* have runners that stuck to the ice, it's there in the Journals (at first Scott thought the loads were unequal, as one sledge was making far better progress than the other!) As for the insufficient food supplies, well yes. Not a good idea to take five men on a trip designed for four.
    Get your point about the boots, though I'd forgive it purely for the hilarious line delivery - these guys are terrific!

  • @htafc1997
    @htafc1997 13 років тому +2

    Why is everyone fighting on a video from a children's programme?

  • @Tareltonlives
    @Tareltonlives 15 років тому

    And he didn't have a fight a giant electric penguin!

  • @crasmane1
    @crasmane1 14 років тому +1

    It's true that "Scott of the Antarctic" is not a very accurate film. Scott's memoir of the journey was censored when it was first published. I think that for most of the 20th century, the humiliation and mourning surrounding the events of Terra Nova were still smarting. Now that some time has passed, very close to a century, the events will be approached more objectively and comprehensively.

  • @bbjjkl
    @bbjjkl 15 років тому

    Pure Hilarity

  • @WC3POchannel10A
    @WC3POchannel10A 15 років тому

    You mean a ten foot electric penguin with tentacles!

  • @KingHarlaus1
    @KingHarlaus1 11 років тому

    Yes they did in 600 AD. Proof was that When the Spanish arrived they found several viking helmets near the shore. But the Vikings never landed on America.

  • @KellieRobinson965
    @KellieRobinson965 14 років тому

    I take more stuff than them when Im walking to the shops in winter :P

  • @andy7666
    @andy7666 12 років тому

    Actually the Solutreans (stone age Europeans) did, this is accepted by academia in general now and was reported in the mainstream press recently.

  • @Tareltonlives
    @Tareltonlives 15 років тому

    And he stabs in the wings and the blood can go spurting out PSSSSSH in slow motion!

  • @LeeNTien
    @LeeNTien 14 років тому +1

    @gunande
    well, one have to remember, that Scott went there twice, and the first, not funded by him expedition was a huge succes. The Discovery's one.
    Because of those "arch-English arrogance and racisme" of the british scientist who went on Discovery humanity knew so much more about bot Antarctic and Earth in total, not because of professianal arctic traveller Amundsen ^^

  • @WC3POchannel10A
    @WC3POchannel10A 15 років тому

    See Lt. Oates lose her clothes while chased by giant teeth and running into Antarctic cactus!

  • @mycardboardcutoutuk
    @mycardboardcutoutuk 14 років тому

    awesome tell it like it is

  • @Cladenny
    @Cladenny 14 років тому

    @SimuRei thats what makes britton so Grate

  • @vivalacharlee
    @vivalacharlee 12 років тому

    I never knew this scetch exsisted

  • @PeteHunt1
    @PeteHunt1 13 років тому

    ...and for an apt tribute to Scott, you could maybe have a look at
    "kcazyt birdie, the doctor and me '

  • @Skyrad01
    @Skyrad01 12 років тому

    'you chaff and sneer and taunt them for not doing the things you daren't do yourself. And all the time you laugh! laugh! laugh! eternal derision, eternal envy, eternal folly, eternal fouling and staining and degrading,until, when you come at last to another country where men take a question seriously and give a serious answer to it, you deride them for having no sense of humour, and plume yourself on your own worthlessness as if it made you better than them.' GB Shaw

  • @usernamealredytaken
    @usernamealredytaken 11 років тому

    I everything else yes, but not in this one thing, you are right

  • @eddieoxford
    @eddieoxford 12 років тому

    That is quite true, America won the Pacific Theatre and the Russians won the European front, but All 3 contributed to each theatre.

  • @Concetta20
    @Concetta20 13 років тому

    @UsagiDreams Actually, the USA is a republic.

  • @l0rf
    @l0rf 13 років тому

    @DeathSlayer2 It's a pretty hard concept after all, isn't it? You have to differentiate between TWO completely different words that really aren't all that complicated to keep apart...

  • @MrAthos3
    @MrAthos3 14 років тому

    Do not feed the troll. Your breaking the rules people!

  • @duvexy
    @duvexy 14 років тому

    Reminds me of Benny hill. Great show.

  • @digglyda
    @digglyda 14 років тому

    Nonsense. One thing the Eskimos dare not do while wearing their furs/skins clothing is ...sweat. You CANNOT avoid sweating while you are trying to pull a 200 pound sledge ...even when it's 40 degrees below.

  • @BeaH751
    @BeaH751 13 років тому

    @gunande It is this kind of statement that sadly gives you Americans a bad name in Britain/England. English is so widely spoken throughout the world due to the vast British Empire, which at one point took up 1/3 of the Earth. There's a reason why it's called English and not American...you can't even spell anyway, for instance: color, favor, program. I believe the correct spelling would be the English: colour, favour and programme.

  • @1namster
    @1namster 12 років тому

    24 people used this equipment.

  • @Stariod1994
    @Stariod1994 12 років тому

    I a Norwegian too and we will always be first at the arctic points >:D Litterally (Evil Viking laugh)

  • @WC3POchannel10A
    @WC3POchannel10A 15 років тому

    Obviously humor from the Roland Huntford history school.

  • @Foureye15
    @Foureye15 11 років тому

    Lulusia 19 that is finish (I don't know what it is called in english.)

  • @callunas
    @callunas 11 років тому

    Technically, native Americans found it first.
    Effectively, Spain found America for the Europeans since the Viking discovery wasn't known beyond a handful of explorers and had no long lasting effects.

  • @dresdenvisage
    @dresdenvisage 12 років тому

    I know you've probably forgotten about this post by now, but I want to point out that I don't think that guy is American. He said, "most of us has English as second language," and aside from the obvious bad grammar, he seems to be saying English is not his first language, whereas for most people in the U.S. it is. I wouldn't point it out except that you said he was giving "you Americans" a bad name, and he doesn't represent me.

  • @HogwartsnJacksgirl
    @HogwartsnJacksgirl 14 років тому

    @SimuRei i know! sometimes I think we still are...

  • @roxyosox122
    @roxyosox122 13 років тому

    Why did they pull the sled instead of the horses?

  • @thebritish25
    @thebritish25 14 років тому +1

    @gunande The First Democracy maby you want to look in a non American History book some time

  • @dresdenvisage
    @dresdenvisage 12 років тому

    However, "color, favor and program" are the correct spellings in American English, so who knows.

  • @carlbirtles4518
    @carlbirtles4518 4 роки тому

    These guys came from the same country that had the largest empire in the world.

  • @eddieoxford
    @eddieoxford 12 років тому

    @TheMidgaardSerpent Acctualy they discovered. not found. There is a difference between discovery and foundation. The British/Spanish/French and Dutch founded the basis of the United States / rediscovered and Lief Erikson arrived in the year 1000 but their were not viking maps or cartography and they Viking were forced out of Newfoundland within months of arriving.

  • @marcusbierman5310
    @marcusbierman5310 11 років тому

    Needless to say, they all died.

  • @Gar96229
    @Gar96229 12 років тому

    @AcheronKeres Yes true, but if we didn't do that, then where would we be? And the English have been threatned against just as many times as the other countries have, or possibly more! The only difference is we won. America, Ireland, Canada, etc aren't the only countries in the world that have been tried to get taken over for more land.

  • @Monaqute
    @Monaqute 13 років тому

    @mage116 Scott of the Sahara, you mean?

  • @KohanKilletz
    @KohanKilletz 11 років тому

    Juusto limpooti seetsuu Suomi?

  • @TheGrerex
    @TheGrerex 14 років тому

    Did anyone else get the Monty Python reference.

  • @thetriumpharch
    @thetriumpharch 13 років тому +1

    @suedonum tell that to the families of the people who Captain Scott got killed because of his lack of competence! ;)

  • @SurperiorJerk
    @SurperiorJerk 11 років тому

    almost, it was in december 1941

  • @themajorgeneral88
    @themajorgeneral88 13 років тому

    @thetriumpharch in fairness, the were all equally incompetent

  • @TangleclawOfWindclan
    @TangleclawOfWindclan 13 років тому

    Wow this show is funny

  • @chopchop8916
    @chopchop8916 13 років тому

    Tom? Tom Crean? Cool XD Tom Crean is awsome

  • @gard815
    @gard815 11 років тому

    You can't beat the Norwegians, that is not gonna work

  • @lulusia19
    @lulusia19 12 років тому

    thats true but in america they speak english not norwegian or finnish or swedish

  • @Cladenny
    @Cladenny 14 років тому

    @gunande England Had an empire and are very influential even today and have a top notch government and we have invented more than any other country have the most professional armies and founded America and most of all invented the most brilliant and modern language English which by far has more vocabulary than any other fact and most the modernized world speak it at a 2nd language or learn it at schools.

  • @nikki1988ish
    @nikki1988ish 14 років тому +1

    As much as I love horrible histories, the shouting gets a bit annoying after a while in this sketch :s

  • @Cladenny
    @Cladenny 14 років тому

    @gunande eye sight blue green grey hazel light brown mixed colors and all other manner of eye colors would be perfect and look good let alone different natural hair coolers yellow, blond, white, orange light red, brown, ginger extr Are you jealous? Or are you just going to announce something your supposed feel.

  • @Spiresbeyond
    @Spiresbeyond 12 років тому

    @Strategos300 Right. And how's did that Norwegian empire go eh? bwahaha

  • @Charlottedown99100
    @Charlottedown99100 15 років тому

    i have an outfit like that haha xxxxx

  • @ssam00
    @ssam00 12 років тому

    Someone needs a history lesson!

  • @CaptainLilyJane
    @CaptainLilyJane 13 років тому

    @DeathSlayer2
    it isnt always on purpose.
    somethimes I do it wrong but thats just a misstake...

  • @urmo345
    @urmo345 13 років тому

    @lampgirl100 it was because Scott personality: Incredibly brave fool

  • @Maksimfan
    @Maksimfan 13 років тому

    @DeathSlayer2 in the same way people muck up there their and they're

  • @tescopotato
    @tescopotato 12 років тому

    WWII was mainly down to Russia NOT America

  • @BeaH751
    @BeaH751 12 років тому

    @Adamhistorybuff whoops! Got a bit carried away there :)

  • @SurperiorJerk
    @SurperiorJerk 11 років тому

    "Until the end"? If the end was in 1941, yeah..

  • @MrSayyousayme
    @MrSayyousayme 12 років тому

    Erm I thought insurgents already lived on this continent, Native Indians, sooo how, when already inhabited, does one then discover? Me me me me me!

  • @lulusia19
    @lulusia19 11 років тому

    that is estonian?

  • @stemom
    @stemom 11 років тому

    No, the natives did :p

  • @kingsman565
    @kingsman565 13 років тому

    @UsagiDreams The USA has never been a Democracy it's a Republic, when you think about it a true democracy would be an extremist form of goverment & probably completely unworkable.

  • @BeaH751
    @BeaH751 13 років тому

    @sarahthecatter If you knew the history of the English language, you would know that french played a key part in it after the Normans invaded (heard of 1066?) And I don't know why you got quite so annoyed with me...

  • @Krornus
    @Krornus 12 років тому

    @UsagiDreams america isnt really even a democracy :/ its a constitutional republic

  • @AcheronKeres
    @AcheronKeres 12 років тому

    @FienStudios you forget the British slaughtered many Natives for no reason becose of land , they also slaughtered many other people such as scots, irish and not to mention their own citizens,All for land. for example on the east coast of canada the British slaughtered an entire race of natives, the beothouks, and history has not much record of them because their history was an oral history.

  • @Cladenny
    @Cladenny 14 років тому

    @gunande we invented the engine the plane and weapons to keep the foreigners in check and are rich in trade.
    common folk with funny accents who make Brittan Grate and when I say common I mean English common having the worlds greatest highest standards we dont accept poor quality only the finest.

  • @RachaelClag
    @RachaelClag 13 років тому

    It really IS a bit silly to be debating so seriously over a comedy program! If comedy gets the kid's, and adult's, attention, good on the show!
    Don't think USA'ians will ever get it, unfortunately.....

  • @SaltyFrenchFries
    @SaltyFrenchFries 12 років тому

    @DeathSlayer2 American Education at it's best...

  • @Kristnt
    @Kristnt 14 років тому

    Shit come back, kid.

  • @AcheronKeres
    @AcheronKeres 12 років тому

    @TheWolfmaid yeah, sorry English, not British.

  • @Skyrad01
    @Skyrad01 12 років тому +1

    Scott accomplished unimaginable feats of endurance, its not surprising that Amundsen was first to reach the pole, its not a race if you're the only one racing. Scott's scientific legacy lives on. While Amundsen accomplished a first to the South Pole being pulled by dogs his journey added no scientific knowledge, had Nansen and the world known that his lie about going to the North Pole was to cover his true hidden intention its doubtful that he would ever have set sail.

    • @robsmithadventures1537
      @robsmithadventures1537 Рік тому

      Scott did not achieve is ultimate goal though. The British do not like to admit it, but he failed, and failed terribly. Amundsen left Scott for dust.

  • @P.HATHCOX
    @P.HATHCOX 11 років тому

    Pearl Harbor - December 7, 1941

  • @threenorns3
    @threenorns3 11 років тому

    *finnish

  • @MyVorpal
    @MyVorpal 11 років тому

    Weren't the people that became native americans, aztecs and eskimos and mayans already there when the vikings arrived , so how did the vikings find it first , oh were the first European's , who the hell cares about the runners up , the number two's

  • @streamingllama7931
    @streamingllama7931 3 роки тому

    .

  • @megadarkwarrior
    @megadarkwarrior 12 років тому

    deffinantly not down to you