Joel Dommett (4 ciders, 3 glasses of wine, and 2 Jägerbombs) on Baden Powell and the Boy Scouts, starring Sanjeev Bhaskar as Baden-Powell.

Cast: Mathew Horne as Robert Falcon Scott Catherine Tate as Edward Wilson’s Wife Ben Bailey Smith as Bruce Ismay Retelling: Isy Suttie (7 glasses of prosecco and 2 sambucas) on “Prince Edward and Mrs Simpson” Ed Gamble (11 dbl gin & tonics and 7 dbl vodka red bulls) on "The Great Escape”.

Cast: Catherine Tate as Frances Griffiths Mathew Horne as Elsie Griffiths Anthony Head as Alexander Graham Bell Tim Key as Thomas Edison Retelling: Joe Lycett (4 pints of lager, 3 glasses of prosecco and 2 tequila shots) on "The Battle of Trafalgar" Ellie Taylor (1 glass of prosecco, 6 vodka & diet cokes) on "The Virgin Queen”.

Cast: Anthony Head as Admiral Nelson Alexander MacQueen as Sir Thomas Hardy Sarah Alexander as Queen Elizabeth I Retelling: Matt Richardson (13 double gin and tonics) on “Churchill Attacks the Nazis" Josie Long (2 aperol spritz, 2 campari & oranges, 4 rum & cokes and 3 rum & gingers) on "Dr. Crippen”.

Cast: Bradley Walsh as Sir Arthur Conan Doyle Julian Rhind-Tutt as Oscar Slater Dan Skinner as Wellington Retelling: Nick Helm (6 bottles of beer, 3/4 bottle of Amaretto, 2 double vodka & sodas) on “Battle of Hastings" Sara Pascoe (7 glasses of Prosecco) on "Catherine Parr”.

Holly Hagan tells the story of Henry VIII (Tim Key) creating the Church of England to divorce Catherine of Aragon (Daisy Beaumont) and marry Anne Boleyn (Cariad Lloyd); while Gary Beadle tells the story of how Ian Fleming (Ben Willbond) created the James Bond novels.