In the series' outrageous premiere, the Fine brothers take viewers on a wild journey as they connect Albert Einstein to breast implants in just six short degrees. Along the way, they discover that Einstein's brain was actually stolen, Elvis was known to eat an 8,000-calorie sandwich, the Incredible Hulk was originally a different color, and car tires were once used for breast implants. Written by TruTV

Set in a colonial tavern, the Irish Band shares an original song which shares the 229 euphemisms and terms created by Benjamin Franklin which describe the state of intoxication. As portrayed by (Michael Q. Schmidt), Franklin keeps a count as they are shared, dances and celebrates with the tavern goers, and plays an accompaniment on his clever musical invention, the famous Glass Armonica. Written by Anonymous

The segment explores sideshow tricks and treats through history.

The segment explores Napoleon's penis through history, and how its size (or lack) affected our history in many ways.

Tonight, take a journey with the Fine Brothers as they learn that rice was used as mortar in the Great Wall of China, and in 2012, there were 21 babies named Daenerys as a nod to the Mother of Dragons.

The Fine Brothers learn there are 25 moons named after Shakespearean characters, it rains diamonds on Uranus, and the biggest Harlem Shake video consisted of 70,000 participants.

Take a journey with the Fine Brothers as they find out jazz can reduce chronic migraines, one man used Craigslist to trade a cell phone for a Porsche Boxter, and penguins practice prostitution to build better nests!

Take a journey with the Fine Brothers as they learn that Oprah once caused beef prices to plummet, there's an eerie pattern of presidential assassinations, and gunpowder was invented by the Chinese as an immortality potion!

The Fine Brothers connect Adolf Hitler to hip-hop. Written by Wikipedia

The Fine Brothers connect Mother Teresa to machine guns tracing through demonic possession and exorcism, to the intelligence of pigs, to ancient Macedonia and Alexander the Great, to coffee and computer nerds and a gun called the Agar Coffee Mill to finally arrive at machine guns. Written by Wikipedia