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HHTV Sport is a recurring sketch, part of HHTV News, covering historical sporting events.  It is presented by a newsreader introducing the sports events, & sports correspondents in the field.

List of Sketches[]

Lions VS Christians[]

Mainly one of Rattus's Imagine Spots.

Lice Racing[]

Revolutionising Georgian Boxing[]

Ex-slave Bill Richmond from America revolutionises boxing with one simple innovation.

The Siege of Troy: Paris VS Achilles[]

Live from the Siege of Troy. 

Tudor Football[]

Inter-village football matches are serious business.

Viking Family Feud[]

The rules of a family feud, including when to bring out the berserker.

Pinching Match[]

Play-by-play of a pinching match.

1914 Christmas Day Football Truce[]

Opposing sides play a friendly game of football during the Christmas truce of 1914.

Georgian Highland Games: Twisting the Cow[]

Twisting off the hindquarters off a dead cow at the Highland Games.

Horse racing with King Henry VIII[]

Horse racing with King Henry VIII (portrayed by Ben Willbond)–& child jockeys.

A day at the Ancient Olympic Games[]

On-the-spot coverage of a typical day at the Ancient Olympics (with special guest star Tanni Grey-Thompson).

Crowning the winner at the Isthmian Games[]

The winner of the Isthmian Games (portrayed by Mathew Baynton) is disappointed when he realizes that his award is a crown of celery.

Napoleon VS the mechanical chess-playing Turk[]

Napoleon’s (portrayed by Jim Howick) famed strategic gifts are no match for the mechanical chess-playing Turk.

The Greek Battle of Marathon[]

Live from the Battle of Marathon, where dedicated messenger Pheidippides (portrayed by Laurence Rickard) is about to inadvertently invent what’s sure to become an iconic long-distance race … if only we could figure out what to call it …

Emma Sharp, the woman who walked 1000 miles in 1000 hours[]

Live with Emma Sharp (portrayed by Martha Howe-Douglas), the woman who walked 1000 miles in 1000 hours.

Pirate Racing[]

Live from the Pirate Races, riding on captured monks.  

Lily Parr in the Football Hall of Fame[]

Profiling Lily Parr (portrayed by Martha Howe-Douglas), the only female inductee into the Football Hall of Fame. 

Young Henry VIII & his sport successes[]

Henry VIII (portrayed by Rowan Atkinson) shows off what he can do in sports, before getting ready for the incredibly (not) thrilling wood-sawing contest.

Special Sketches[]

Sports Relief Special 2012[]

  • Episode: Sports Relief 2012
  • Era

Amir Khan takes on various historical boxers & Jermain Defoe meets a Tudor football team. 

Notes[]

External Links[]

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