Chapter 13: The War to End All Wars, for 20 Years or So...

In this episode, we look at America's involvement in World War I, pointy helmets, and a novelty song by The Royal Guardsmen.

Germany's Otto Von Biz Marquee models the helmet that triggered the United States' entrance into World War I.

Chapter 12: As The Century Turns

After our extended hiatus we return with a look at the shocking, amazing, and hilarious events that ushered in America's 20th Century. These include references to Leon Czolgoz, the Wobblies, and, of course, Robin Williams.



Ben Stiller and Robin Williams come to a horrifying conclusion...and it involves lunch meats!

Chapter 11: The Western Omellette

In this chapter, we look at the taming of the west, and make reference to Brokeback Mountain, a joke that will never, ever get old. Ever.

Also, there's a Gallagher reference.

Chapter 10: A House None Too Sturdy

In this episode we look at the Civil War, mock re-enactors of that war, and feature some award worthy acting by our troupe of intrepid thespians.

Chapter 9: That's Vaguely Entertaining

In this chapter we look at the history of live theater in American history, with hilarious mentions of bear maulings, Eminem, and Cotton Mather. And trust us, that guy was a hoot.



Cotton Mather....hilarious guy

Challenging Collective Thought.

We take a break from our history of the United States to crank up a new feature. Guys who think they are funny sitting around talking about stuff. And, really, what could be more entertaining than that?

We call this new talk show segment "Challenging Collective Thought", and this installment features commentary on lighthouses, King Kong, and magical accessories for the Xbox 360.

Here are some relevant pictures:

A lighthouse:



The Xbox 360 magic controller charger:

Chapter 8: The Boring Years

In this chapter, we review some boring, inconsequential years in American history. Don't worry. It gets better!