Loud Kiddington's Ancient History

Loud Kiddington's Ancient History is the 40th episode of Histeria!.
==Plot==
The gang see the First Wheel, sing about the names of the gods, and see an Menkaure Acres. Sheriff Loud Kiddington From The Wild West is the host of The First Wheel-O-Rama; Julius Caesar and Socrates sings songs about the name of the gods; Sheriff Loud Kiddington From The Wild West is the host of Menkaure Acres at the Egypt Pyramid; Hannibal Attempts to Reach to Rome; Sheriff Loud Kiddington From The Wild West is the host of Beast of Burden Blowout: Odysseus and The Trojan War; Miss Information interviews Pepper Mills (Cleopatra) about Miss Information & Company; Sheriff Loud Kiddington is the host of Pompeii Acres; Loud Kiddington rides Pegasus.
==Sketches==
#Loud Kiddington Opening Jingle
#Jeremy Irons
#The Simpsons Parody
#The First Wheel (Sumeria, 3000 B.C.)
#What's in a God's Name? (song)
#Menkaure Acres
#Important Message from Lydia Karaoke: Hannibal
#Hannibal Reaches Rome (218 B.C.)
#Beast of Burden Blowout: Odysseus and The Trojan War (1250 B.C.)
#The Lady the Queen (That's Why, The Lady Is A Queen (song) / Miss Information and Company: Cleopatra (Pepper Mills Jingle)
#Pompeii Acres (79 A.D.)
#Loud Kiddington Rides Pegasus
#Loud Kiddington Closing Jingle
==Voice Casts==
#Cody Ruegger as Loud Kiddington
#Frank Welker as Father Time and Fetch
#Laraine Newman as Miss Information
#Jeremy Irons as Narrator
#Mr. Lawrence as Socrates
#Stephen Hillenburg as Julius Caesar
#Corey Burton as Menkaure
#Jim Cummings as Hanniball and Humpfrey the Camel
#Nathan Ruegger as Froggo
#Luke Ruegger as Big Fat Baby
#Tress MacNeille as Toast and Pepper Mills
#Michael J. Gough as Bill Straitman
#Rob Paulsen as Sammy Melman
#Billy West as Pegasus
#Mark Harmon as Odysseus
#Maurice LaMarche as Troy Gates Guard
==Trivia==
*Socrates and Julius's duet, "What's in a God's Name?" is set to the tune of the song "Let's Call the Whole Thing Off" from the 1937 musical comedy film Shall We Dance.
*This episode had unique end credits that consisted of two group photographs each of the writers, animators, voice actors, and so on (one normal, one with funny faces) which were reused in "Big Fat Baby Theater" (while the cast and crew sing "Dream Is A Wish Your Heart Makes" offscreen), albeit followed by normal end credits (from a parody of Cinderella (1950)).