Dickheads of History Cian

To cap off the end of a phenomenal season, we are giving you the chance to see the reasons behind some of the actions which lead to these individuals appearing on the season. This will the leave you, the audience, the chance to truly decide if any of these individuals really were, Dickheads of History. 

Everyone's favourite character from Night at the Museum. This week we look into the 26th US president and see if his wild nature and love for the outdoors meant he was at one with those around him. Or was he not the cuddly teddy bear we all know and love? 

The children's writer that bought us the snozzcumber and chewing gum that'll make you turn into a blueberry. Roald Dahl bought joy to kids across the globe, but was this same joy bought to those around him? Was he really a Grandpa Joe? Or was he really a grandpa George? 

In this Christmas special we look at a man who was the head of one of the most famous boybands of all time, a man who spread peace and love everywhere he went and a man who wrote and sung one of the most beloved Christmas songs of all time, "Happy Xmas (War is Over)". However, was he really the great peace advocate that he proclaimed? Should he really have been offered the role of Jesus Christ? Or would he have been more suited to the role of the Dickhead Devil? 

The Louisville Lip, the People's Champion, The Greatest are just a few names that were given to the main who changed the world inside and outside the ring. However, should he be seen as a saint and icon of 20th century history? Or was he really just a dickhead?