The Who Was? Show

The Who Was? Show (2018)

EndedVariety showComedy, Music, History

The Who Was? Show is a mixture of comedy and history and will feature key leaders, innovators and creative trendsetters while placing historical figures into context for today's children. Each episode will showcase an assortment of live-action, animated shorts, improvisations, sketches, musical performances and guest appearances.

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Recent Episodes

EpisodeNameAirdate
S01E13Julius Caesar & Bruce LeeMay 11, 2018
S01E12Galileo & Queen ElizabethMay 11, 2018
S01E11Pablo Picasso & The Wright BrothersMay 11, 2018
S01E10Genghis Khan & George Washington CarverMay 11, 2018
S01E09George Washington & Marco PoloMay 11, 2018
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Frequently Asked Questions  Warning: Spoilers

When did The Who Was? Show premiere?

The Who Was? Show premiered on May 11, 2018.

Who are the main hosts of The Who Was? Show?

The main hosts of The Who Was? Show are Andy Daly and Haley Tju.

How many episodes were there in the first season of The Who Was? Show?

The first season of The Who Was? Show consisted of thirteen episodes.

Which famous historical figures are portrayed in The Who Was? Show?

The Who Was? Show features portrayals of famous historical figures such as Albert Einstein, Marie Curie, and Julius Caesar, among others.

What is the format of The Who Was? Show?

The Who Was? Show combines live-action sketches, animated segments, and musical performances to educate and entertain its audience.

Who provides the voice-over narration for The Who Was? Show?

The voice-over narration for The Who Was? Show is provided by H. Jon Benjamin.

What are some of the educational aspects of The Who Was? Show?

The Who Was? Show aims to educate viewers about historical figures, events, and achievements through comedic and engaging storytelling.

How long is each episode of The Who Was? Show?

Each episode of The Who Was? Show has a runtime of approximately 30 minutes.

What age group is The Who Was? Show targeted towards?

The Who Was? Show is primarily targeted towards children and young teens, but can be enjoyed by viewers of all ages.

Are the episodes of The Who Was? Show standalone or interconnected?

The episodes of The Who Was? Show are mostly standalone, focusing on different historical figures in each episode.

What is the production style of The Who Was? Show?

The Who Was? Show utilizes a mix of live-action and animation, creating a visually dynamic and entertaining experience for viewers.

Were there any guest appearances on The Who Was? Show?

Yes, The Who Was? Show featured guest appearances by celebrities such as Adam Pally, Liza Koshy, and Kenan Thompson, among others.

What is the overall tone of The Who Was? Show?

The Who Was? Show maintains a lighthearted and comedic tone, making history fun and accessible for its audience.

Were there any notable awards or nominations for The Who Was? Show?

The Who Was? Show received a nomination for Outstanding Children's or Family Viewing Series at the 46th Annie Awards in 2019.

How was the reception of The Who Was? Show by critics?

The Who Was? Show received generally positive reviews from critics, who praised its educational content and comedic approach.

Did The Who Was? Show have any spin-offs or related shows?

No, The Who Was? Show did not have any spin-offs or related shows.

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