14 episodes
Help! I Think My Baby Brother is Henry the Eighth! Dale Shaw
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- Kids & Family
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5.0 • 2 Ratings
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How would you feel if, all of a sudden, your baby brother started to act just like King Henry the Eighth? This is what happens to a very ordinary boy called Arthur. Arthur enjoys his completely normal life. But then his life is dramatically turned upside down when his baby brother begins appears to be the loud, demanding monarch, asking for lamb shanks, riding the family dog like a horse and making Arthur's life a misery. Told completely in verse (with the occasional aside from the poet to clear the odd thing up) From the author of The Haunted Underpants and originally heard on the acclaimed kids show Double Dip Recess on WFMU radio, Help! I Think My Baby Brother is Henry the Eighth is a fantastical, very, very, silly story of Arthur and Henry and how he comes to terms with the fact that, yes, his brother really does seem to be a tiny king in baby form.(Artwork: Rob Flowers: https://www.instagram.com/hellorobflowers/)
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Episode 9
The behaviour of Arthur's baby brother was getting worse! Not only was he acting just like the old English king Henry the Eighth, growing a beard and demanding lamb shanks, he now did something unspeakably awful to his toys and teddies!
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Episode 8
Arthur was confused as his baby brother appeared to be acting just like old English king Henry the Eighth. But how could that be? Arthur and his friend Rumeli decide to ask the school librarian for help.
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Episode 7
Arthur has a new baby brother called Henry. But Arthur was quite shocked when the baby not only appeared to talk but also bellowed for 'LAMB SHANKS!' He decides to ask for some shanks to see what happens.
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Episode 5
Arthur had a new baby brother. But the baby started to act quite strangely, but only Arthur seemed to notice. Now the baby, called Henry, did something very strange indeed.
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Episode 4
Arthur was quite surprised when his new baby brother appeared to be just like an old king of England called Henry the Eighth. Arthur and his friend Rumeli decide to go and see the history teacher to see if they could help.
Customer Reviews
Hilarious and very silly tales
My 6.5 year old and I are really enjoying this podcast. Five minutes of half rhymes and ludicrous details is just perfection. Can’t wait to finish the series.