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The Cosby Show: Julius Caesar Rap
Theo and Cockroach are studying for their history class and make a song about Julius Caesar. -
L.A. Story: Hamlet Spin-off (Yorick's Skull)
Harris and SanDeE are at a cemetery where William Shakespeare is buried. They speak to one of the gravediggers, who picks up a skull and says it has been there for 35 years. Harris finds out the skull belongs to someone he knew, and SanDeE recites some phrases from Shakespeare's Hamlet. -
The Who Was? Show: Shakespeare's Famous Plays
An advertisement features some of William Shakespeare's most famous plays, including Romeo & Juliet, Hamlet, and Richard III -
The Busy World of Richard Scarry: Cordelia and the Globe Theatre
Lowly Worms speaks about the performance of many of the famous William Shakespeare's plays. However, during this time, acting roles were limited to males. -
Sign in or create an account to view this clipTED-Ed: Why Shakespeare loved iambic pentameter
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This clip explains iambic pentameter and suggests a way to easily remember what it means. It uses examples from Shakespeare's works to describe how the literary device can be used. -
Sign in or create an account to view this clipWestworld: I Shall Have Such Revenges
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Peter Abernathy, a robotic host at the Westworld amusement park, speaks to Ford, his maker. Peter expresses the need to save Dolores from Ford and borrows quotes from Gertrude Stein's Sacred Emily ("Rose...is a rose is a rose") and Shakespeare's King Lear (Act 2, Scene 4) to express that he will get his revenge. -
Sign in or create an account to view this clipAnimaniacs: Hamlet
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In a parody of Shakespeare's Hamlet, Yakko acts out Act V, Scene I of the tragedy. Dot translates his speech to contemporary English as he acts out his lines. -
Sign in or create an account to view this clipShakespeare in Love: His Next Masterpiece
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Shakespeare starts writing a new that glorifies his muse, Viola. He gives us a glimpse into his next masterpiece, Twelfth Night. -
Sign in or create an account to view this clipOrange County: Introducing Shakespeare
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Mr. Brumder introduces his students to Shakespeare and explain to them that he is credited for many of the famous works we know today such as Hamlet, West Side Story, Gladiator, and Chocolat.
