It's back to France to exorcise a possessed convent and tear down a wall.

In the season finale, the Professor talks dancing mania in Strasbourg in 1518, the famous incident where those people in France danced till they died.

The Professor travels back to Kievan Rus' to meet a vengeful female regent.

The Professor delves into an old catfishing scheme and the role it played in parting a queen with her head.

Emus become the target as the Professor recounts Australia's great war.

Ryan and Ify each rack up millions of jelly beans from the generous Professor and Mansa Musa.

Scabs n Pus infect Puppet History as the Professor talks smallpox during the American Revolution.

A White Star Line employee survived the sinking of both the Titanic and its sister ship - what do the Professor and a notorious propeller have to say about it?

The Professor recounts what the Black Death was like, consulting a rat and Death himself.

It's off to the Philippines for the Professor to meet an impressive polymath who just wanted to write books but sparked a revolution.

The Professor dissects the Baltimore Plot, the other attempt to assassinate Abraham Lincoln.

The Professor takes his first foray into ancient history with the destruction of Pompeii by the singing Mt. Vesuvius.

The Professor tackles Egyptian history for the first time, with the female pharaoh Hatshepsut and two Ryan(n)s.

The Professor tells the tale of an eventful year at the Olympic Games.

The Professor recounts how a regular counterfeiter attempted to con the world's most intelligent person - and almost got away with it.

The Professor tells the insane tale of samurai Miyamoto Musashi, who accumulated a large body count and reputation for being unfashionably late.

The Professor shares the story of Policarpa, a revolutionary teenage sewing spy.

In a spooky season finale, the Professor recalls that time those people ate each other in the mountains.

THERE'S A MONSTER IN THEM THAR WOODS!

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France is at it again.

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F.M.E

This one's got it all! Hippos! Sworn enemies! TNT! Yes sir, it's an absolute rip-roaring start to yet another perfectly normal season in which everything is exactly as it seems.