Before we get cracking with today's episode of Film vs History, we just want to let you know that our Patreon bonus episode this week is a mammoth, 75 minute Zulu special.

Concert film.

It's a concert film of our, it was recorded over two nights in Lesothis, London.

About the Anglo-Zulu War, the heroic action at Rourkes drift.

British bravely falls off a war crime of the Zulus. That's on the Patreon as of tomorrow Friday. Where for three pounds a month, you get access to loads of bonus episodes. Yeah, best patron in the world. We recently hit 10,000 members. Incredible. Isn't that amazing? And if you missed out on the live shows, there are still... many zulus we're fighting at is Oanda. It's how many guilty Zulus are of this war crime. Indite them all. Hang them. There's a lot of generational shame about the guilt they must feel. There should be. There should be. If you want to see us live, there are still tickets to see us for our October live tour. But they're going fast. We're also doing a date.

Couple of quid for a pint of fish.

And the Edinburgh Fringe on the 8th of August.

Anyway, on with the episode. Welcome back, you scrottie little pigs.

I'm, I'm Joy.

This is Finn versus History.

I'm sat next to Rayshor Gould.

Hello.

What's that?

You've come back for more greens.

More?

You want your second dose of veg in a week. You're going to be shitting like mad at this much fibre. My God, this is fibre of stuff. Yeah. This is our second part in our Renaissance series. We'll be, well, cards on the table. Some weeks, we do more research than others. Yes. Often, one of us will do more than the other and they can carry it.

We've ended up unluckily neither doing any... It's been a Mexican standoff this week.

It's going to do the research.

I ended up watching the film Zulu instead of doing any research about the Renaissance.

I was just staring at the ceiling, dribbling.

So, um, this is a second part.

This is the northern Renaissance, right?

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