| Histeria! "Loud Kiddington's Ancient History" | |
| Episode 36 | |
 Loud and Fetch advertising the invention of the wheel. | |
| Production code | 017 |
| Air date | March 12, 1999 |
| Written by | Tom Ruegger Mark Seidenberg Brian Palermo Victor Wilson Jed Spingarn Alex Borstein Erin Ehrlich Michael Maler |
| Directed by | Bob Doucette Scoot Jeralds Stephen Lewis Jon McClenahan Mike Milo |
| Animation by | Wang Film Productions Koko Startoons |
| Intro sequence | Saturday Night Live parody intro |
| Episode Guide | |
| Previous Episode "When America Was Young" |
Next Episode "Super Amazing Constitutions" |
"Loud Kiddington's Ancient History" (also titled "Our Ancient Civilization Blow-Out Sale!" in the episode's title card) is the 36th aired (but 17th produced) episode of Histeria!
Summary[]
The gang see the First Wheel, sing about the names of the gods, and see an Olympic Moment.
Sketches[]
Act 1[]
- Theme - Histeria Nite Live
- Loud Kiddington & Fetch Opening Jingle
- The First Wheel (Sumeria, 3000 B.C.)
- What's in a God's Name? (song)
- An Olympic Minute (490 B.C.)
Act 2[]
- A Message From Lydia Karaoke (Hannibal)
- Hannibal Trails to You (218 B.C.
Act 3[]
- That's Why the Lady is a Queen! (song)
- Miss Information and Company: Cleopatra
- Pompeii Acres (79 A.D.)
- The Fall of the Roman Empire
- Loud Kiddington & Fetch Closing Jingle