Horrible Histories

When her soccer team threatens to mutiny, Mo gets a lesson in leadership from one of history's greatest leaders: Elizabeth I.

After a visit with Leif Ericson and his father, Eric the Red, Stitch and Mo set Dongle straight about the amazing accomplishments of the Vikings.

When Dongle stages a coup of the student council promising to model himself on Julius Caesar, Stitch and Mo take a look back at the famed leader.

When Mo is grounded for refusing to clean her room, a trip back to the dark days of medieval England enlightens her about what's worth fighting for.

When our harried heroes explore the superstitious Aztec Empire and its blood-thirsty ruler Montezuma, they barely escape with their heads intact.

Mo and Stitch visit the ancient Olympic Games in Greece for some tips and an appreciation of the contributions of the Greeks to modern culture.

Enduring the hardships of the journey to the western frontier and the frenzy of the California Gold Rush, Stitch and Mo learn a valuable lesson.

The American Revolution pits Stitch and the American rebels against Mo and the British royalists, teaching them there are two sides to every conflict.

Thinking he has royal blood, Stitch visits with Louis XIV of France, Peter the Great of Russia and Shah Jahan of India.

Stitch and Mo want to trade school for the working world until they have a taste of the lives of child laborers in the English Industrial Revolution.

After landing in West Africa, where salt and gold are equally valued, our heroes meet King Mansa Musa and learn about "trash" and "treasures."

A stint in detention leaves our heroes feeling tainted, until a visit to Australia's penal colony reassures them that their rights will be restored.

Stitch and Mo discover that Darren's calling them "Neanderthals" might actually be a compliment because of their highly developed skills and tools.