Inventors Hall of Fame

Inventors Hall of Fame is the first episode of Histeria!.
==Plot==
The Histeria! gang interacts with famous inventors who changed the world, including Alexander Graham Bell, Thomas Edison, Albert Einstein, J. Robert Oppenheimer and Carl Benz. And explore The First Inventions of Telephone, Lightbulb, Einstein Theory, Manhattan Project and The First Car, and look for The First Television invented by Philo Farnsworth.
==Sketches==
#The First Pilot - Visiting Thomas Edision (1879)
#Theme - It's Called Histeria!
#Intro
#Philo Farnsworth (1998)
#The First Invention of Telephone (1876) (Loud and Charity Jingle)
#Einstein Theory (1905) (Loud Kiddington Jingle)
#Ask Me If I Care: J. Robert Oppenheimer (1940s) (Toast Jingle)
#The First Car (1879)
#Mr. Smartypants
#Oriental Telephone Company (January 25, 1881)
#Outro
== Additional Sketches ==
1. 700 B.C. - The Sundial Smackdown (Sumer)
* The Histeria! gang travel back to Mesopotamia to witness the development of the sundial, the world's first timekeeping device. Expect lots of slapstick comedy as they try to understand how shadows tell time.
2. 245 B.C. - Archimedes Goes Nuts! (Greece)
* The crew meets the brilliant Archimedes in ancient Greece. Prepare for wacky inventions and hilarious mishaps as Archimedes demonstrates his inventions like levers and pulleys.
3. 1457 - Printing Press Panic! (Germany)
* Johannes Gutenberg's revolutionary printing press takes center stage. The Histeria! gang accidentally sets loose a bunch of mischievous letters, leading to typo-filled chaos.
4. 1608 - Galileo's Telescopic Tantrum (Italy)
* Galileo Galilei's telescope throws the Histeria! crew into a frenzy. Expect some wacky astronomy lessons filled with nonsensical constellations and imaginary planets.
5. 1642 - Pascal's Wagering Woes (France)
* The philosophical musings of Blaise Pascal get the Histeria! treatment. Prepare for nonsensical arguments and philosophical debates that devolve into silly wordplay.
6. 1760s - Benjamin Franklin's Shocking Spectacle (America)
* Witness Benjamin Franklin's famous kite experiment in a whole new light (pun intended!). Expect some electrified hijinks and wacky electrical demonstrations.
7. 1776 - Declaration of Dependence (America)
* The Histeria! gang stumbles upon the signing of the Declaration of Independence. Prepare for some historical rewrites and nonsensical amendments that leave the Founding Fathers bewildered.
8. 1783 - Montgolfier Madness (France)
* The invention of the hot air balloon by the Montgolfier brothers takes a hilarious turn. The Histeria! crew accidentally gets launched into the sky, leading to some wacky aerial adventures.
9. 1818 - Frankenstein's Follies (Germany)
* Mary Shelley's Frankenstein gets a comedic twist. The Histeria! gang encounters a goofy Frankenstein's monster who's more interested in pranks than destruction.
10. 1853 - Singer's Sewing Shenanigans (America)
* Isaac Singer's sewing machine invention inspires some chaotic fashion shows. The Histeria! crew creates nonsensical outfits at lightning speed, much to Singer's amusement.
11. 1873 - The Jeans Jubilee (America)
* Levi Strauss' invention of blue jeans is celebrated with a wacky fashion show. The Histeria! gang models ridiculous denim creations, leading to some hilarious wardrobe malfunctions.
12. 1888 - Jack the Ripper Rejects (England)
* A fictionalized account of Jack the Ripper's crimes gets the Histeria! treatment. Expect some slapstick chases and silly inventions used in (unsuccessful) attempts to catch the Ripper.
13. 1892 - Rudolph Diesel's Disastrous Debut (Germany)
* The invention of the diesel engine takes a messy turn. The Histeria! crew accidentally creates a wacky, smoke-spewing contraption that leads to a comical chase scene.
14. 1895 - The Lumière Brothers' Looney Flicks (France)
* The birth of cinema with the Lumière brothers' films is reimagined with a comedic twist. The Histeria! gang stars in nonsensical silent movies filled with slapstick humor.
15. 1901 - The Wright Brothers' Wacky Wings (America)
* The Wright brothers' first successful flight gets a hilarious makeover. The Histeria! crew creates ridiculous flying machines with disastrous (but funny) results.
16. 1902 - Marconi's Misunderstood Messages (Italy)
* Guglielmo Marconi's transatlantic radio transmission leads to some wacky misunderstandings. The Histeria! gang intercepts the messages, interpreting them in nonsensical ways.
17. 1903 - Ford's Frantic Factory (America)
* Henry Ford's assembly line revolutionizes car production, but with a Histeria! twist. The chaotic crew disrupts the process, leading to a hilarious assembly of nonsensical vehicles.
18. 1939 - The Television Takeover (America)
* The dawn of television is celebrated with a wacky channel surfing adventure. The Histeria! gang flips through nonsensical channels filled with bizarre shows.
19. The Horse Blanket (700 B.C.)
* Loud Kiddington Gets his white horse named Steedberg ready for a ride. He mounts on the blanket on top of the horseback and he rides it. 1 day later, He invented the first saddle and puts it on Steedberg and rides it again.
20. 1960s - The Space Race Daze (Cold War)
* The Histeria! crew gets caught up in the frenzy of the Space Race. Expect some wacky training montages, nonsensical spaceship designs, and a race to the moon filled with slapstick humor.
21. 1840s - The Charles Babbage Babble (England)
* Charles Babbage's Analytical Engine, an early computer prototype, takes center stage. The Histeria! gang tries to operate the complex machine, leading to nonsensical calculations and chaotic outputs.
22. 1885 - The Coca-Cola Caper (America)
* The invention of Coca-Cola gets a zany twist. The Histeria! crew accidentally creates a bunch of wacky soda flavors with unpredictable consequences.
23. 1920s - The Flapper Fashion Fiasco (America)
* The roaring twenties and the rise of flapper fashion inspire a hilarious fashion show. The Histeria! gang models outlandish and impractical flapper outfits, much to the amusement of the onlookers.
24. 1943 - The Enigma Encoder Escapades (World War II)
* The Histeria! crew stumbles upon the German Enigma machine during World War II. Expect wacky code-breaking attempts and nonsensical messages that confuse both the Allies and the Axis.
25. 1971 - The Floppy Disk Fumble (America)
* The invention of the floppy disk leads to some data storage disasters. The Histeria! crew accidentally saves nonsensical information on floppy disks, creating hilarious glitches and errors.
26. 1041 - The Movable Type Mishap (China)
* Bi Sheng's revolutionary movable type printing system gets a chaotic twist. The Histeria! crew accidentally mixes up the characters, leading to nonsensical and hilarious printed materials.
27. 1714 - The Steam Engine Shenanigans (England)
* Thomas Newcomen's steam engine is showcased, but with a slapstick twist. The Histeria! crew interferes with the operation, leading to a series of wacky mishaps and a runaway engine.
28. 1896 - The Guglielmo Marconi & Morse Code Mix-Up (Italy & America)
* A hilarious clash of communication technologies! Marconi's radio waves collide with Morse code signals, creating a jumbled mess of messages that the Histeria! crew must decipher.
29. 1928 - Fleming's Fumbled Penicillin (Scotland)
* Alexander Fleming's discovery of penicillin gets a dose of Histeria! chaos. The crew accidentally contaminates the mold culture, leading to wacky new "treatments" with unpredictable effects.
30. 1943 - The Computer Bug Brouhaha (America)
* The early days of computers and the concept of a "bug" are explored with humor. The Histeria! crew encounters a literal bug (insect) causing havoc in the computer system, leading to hilarious glitches.
31. 1969 - The Internet Inception Imbroglio
* A farcical look at the early days of the internet. The Histeria! crew gets tangled in the creation of the internet, accidentally creating nonsensical websites and online chaos.
32. 1492 - The Compass Caper (Europe)
* The Histeria! crew joins Christopher Columbus on his voyage of discovery, but their meddling with the newly invented compass leads to some hilarious navigational mishaps and a completely unexpected destination.
33. 1800 - The Voltaic Pile Blunder (Italy)
* Alessandro Volta's groundbreaking voltaic pile, an early battery, takes center stage. The Histeria! crew uses it for wacky experiments with unpredictable and often explosive results.
34. 1843 - The Anesthesia Antics (America)
* The invention of anesthesia by Crawford Long is explored with a touch of slapstick. The Histeria! crew accidentally mixes up the anesthesia concoction, leading to some silly side effects and chaotic surgery attempts.
35. 1888 - The Safety Bicycle Scramble (England)
* John Boyd Dunlop's invention of the pneumatic tire for bicycles takes a wild turn. The Histeria! crew creates wacky bike designs with nonsensical features, leading to a hilarious and bumpy race.
36. 1903 - The Wright Brothers' Windy Woes (America)
* The Wright brothers return for another round of wacky aviation attempts. This time, the Histeria! crew interferes with the wind control mechanisms, leading to a chaotic and windy flight.
37. 5th Century BC - The Abacus Antics (Greece)
* The Histeria! crew stumbles upon the ancient Greeks using the abacus for calculations. Prepare for some hilarious misunderstandings about place value and some nonsensical attempts at complex math problems.
38. 10th Century - The Gunpowder Gaffe (China)
* The invention of gunpowder in China takes a slapstick turn. The Histeria! crew accidentally sets off a series of wacky fireworks displays with unpredictable and often messy results.
39. 1784 - The Montgolfier Mishap (France)
* The Montgolfier brothers return for another round of hot air balloon hijinks. This time, the Histeria! crew accidentally fills the balloon with an unconventional gas, leading to a wild and uncontrollable flight.
40. 1886 - The Benzine Buggy Blunder (Germany)
* Karl Benz's invention of the gasoline-powered car gets a comedic twist. The Histeria! crew interferes with the fuel system, leading to a series of wacky engine malfunctions and a sputtery, sputtering race.
41. 1945 - The Microwave Mayhem (America)
* The invention of the microwave oven sparks some culinary chaos. The Histeria! crew uses the microwave for wacky experiments, leading to inedible and often explosive creations.
42. 1969 - The Moon Landing Mishap (America)
* The crew joins the Apollo 11 mission for a hilarious lunar adventure. Expect some slapstick mishaps with moonwalking, nonsensical experiments in low gravity, and a chaotic return to Earth.
43. Ancient Egypt - The Pyramid Panic (2560 BC)
* The Histeria! crew gets recruited to help build a pyramid. Expect wacky construction methods, slapstick stone-moving attempts, and a very confused Pharaoh.
44. 1440 - The Gutenberg Printing Press Party (Germany)
* Johannes Gutenberg throws a party to celebrate his revolutionary printing press. The Histeria! crew accidentally prints nonsensical party invitations, leading to a chaotic gathering.
45. 1709 - Robinson Crusoe's Radio Ruckus (England)
* A fictionalized Robinson Crusoe gets a dose of Histeria! chaos. The crew stumbles upon a wacky early radio device and misinterprets messages from passing ships, leading to a series of wild misunderstandings.
46. 1821 - The Faraday's Electric Farce (England)
* Michael Faraday's experiments with electromagnetism take a comedic turn. The Histeria! crew gets tangled in the wires and magnets, leading to a series of shocking and hilarious mishaps.
47. 1885 - The Statue of Liberty Shenanigans (France & America)
* The construction of the Statue of Liberty is filled with wacky mishaps. The Histeria! crew accidentally swaps parts of the statue, leading to a hilariously misassembled Lady Liberty.
48. 1927 - The Television Test Tube Trouble (America)
* The early days of television experimentation get a dose of Histeria! chaos. The crew accidentally mixes up chemicals for the picture tube, leading to a series of distorted and nonsensical images on the screen.
49. 1946 - The Bikini Bottom Blunder (USA)
* A fictionalized account of the bikini's invention leads to some wacky fashion mishaps. The Histeria! crew creates ridiculous and impractical bikini designs, much to the amusement (and horror) of beachgoers.
50. 1969 - The Woodstock Wacky Weekend (USA)
* The crew crashes the legendary Woodstock music festival. Expect some slapstick musical performances, nonsensical song lyrics, and a chaotic mosh pit filled with Histeria! characters.
==Voice Casts==
#Billy West as Thomas Edison and Wilbur Wright
#Frank Welker as Father Time
#Laraine Newman as Miss Information and Charity Bazaar
#Luke Ruegger as Big Fat Baby
#Tom Kenny as Nikola Tesla
#Rob Paulsen as Eli Whitney, Mr. Smartypants, J. Robert Oppenheimer and Orville Wright
#Harry Shearer as Guglielmo Marconi
#Robin Atkin Downes as Alexander Graham Bell
#Andre Sogliuzzo as Philo Farnsworth
#Cody Ruegger as Loud Kiddington
#Jess Harnell as Albert Einstein
#Nathan Ruegger as Froggo
#Cree Summer as Aka Pella
#Tress MacNeille as Toast
#Jeff Bennett as Carl Benz
#Nora Dunn as Lydia Karaoke
==Gag Credit==
*“Histeria” is drawn before a- live audience.
*No kites were harmed in the making of this episode.