Did This Happen?

By Grant Baciocco/Saturday Morning MediaEducation Kids & Family Education for Kids

Did This Happen? episodes

May 08, 2011 EPISODE #145 “Philo T. Farnsworth Part II!”
Fourteen year old, Philo T. Farnsworth, continues his work on the electric television. Apparently there was some trouble with some of the early models as we see in this episode of Did This Happen?!
Jimmy – Chris Sheets
Philo T. Farnsworth – Grant Baciocco
Find out more about the Philo T. Farnsworth!
©2011 Grant Baciocco
1 min
May 01, 2011 EPISODE #144 “Philo T. Farnsworth Part I!”
We’re very lucky that Philo T. Farnsworth, as a teenager, didn’t have any distractions like television to keep him from inventing…well…television. But we see some things still were just the same BEFORE television as they were after in today’s episode of Did This Happen?!
Mama Farnsworth – Alison Mork
Philo T. Farnsworth – Grant Baciocco
Find out more about the Philo T. Farnsworth!
©2014 Grant Baciocco
1 min
April 24, 2011 EPISODE #143 “Magna Carta!”
Signed in 1215 in England, The Magna Carta is said to have inspired many constitutional documents including the United States Constitution. Journey with us to the date this great document was signed on today’s episode of Did This Happen?!
King John – Kevin Berntson
Baron – Chris Sheets
Other Barons – Grant Baciocco, Kevin Berntson & Chris Sheets
Find out more about the Magna Carta!
©2011 Grant Baciocco
1 min
April 17, 2011 EPISODE #142 “Lewis & Clark!”
In 1803, Lewis & Clark set out to trek across the Pacific Northwest to find passage to the Pacific Ocean. We are there moments after they started their journey in today’s episode of Did This Happen?!
Martha Jefferson – Jayne Entwistle
Thomas Jefferson – Kevin Berntson
Find out more about the Lewis & Clark Expedition!
©2011 Grant Baciocco
1 min
April 10, 2011 EPISODE #141 “Neon Lights Up The U.S.A.!”
Georges Claude is responsible for bringing the first ever neon signs to America when he sold two of them to a Packard Dealership in Los Angeles. We are there for the initial lighting of the signs in today’s episode of Did This Happen?!
Georges Claude – Chris Sheets
Earle C. Anthony – Kevin Berntson
Find out more about the Neon Sign!
©2011 Grant Baciocco
1 min
April 03, 2011 EPISODE #140 “The Tesla Coil!”
One of Nikola Tesla’s greatest inventions was The Tesla Coil. However, even from the start, people were confused about what it did and what it was for. We clear up those questions in today’s episode of Did This Happen?!
Nikola Tesla – Grant Baciocco
Assistant – Chris Sheets
Find out more about the Nikola Tesla!
©2011 Grant Baciocco
1 min
March 27, 2011 EPISODE #139 “The Secret Service!”
Abraham Lincoln has the idea for The Secret Service and he calls William P. Wood to The White House to talk about it in this week’s episode of Did This Happen?!
Abraham Lincoln – Grant Baciocco
William P. Wood – Kevin Berntson
Find out more about the The Secret Service!
©2011 Grant Baciocco
1 min
March 20, 2011 EPISODE #138 “MacArthur Leaves The Philippines!”
Douglas MacArthur was famous for saying, “I shall return!” Did he mean it? Find out all about it in this episode of Did This Happen?!
General Douglas MacArthur – Kevin Berntson
Crowd – Grant Baciocco, Kevin Berntson, Jayne Entwistle and Alison Mok
Find out more about the Douglas MacArthur!
©2011 Grant Baciocco
1 min
March 13, 2011 EPISODE #137 “Annie Edison Taylor!”
At 63, Annie Edison Taylor decided to make history! What’s even more shocking than what she decided to do is the reason WHY she decided to do it! Find out all about it in this episode of Did This Happen?!
Annie Edison Taylor – Jayne Entwistle
Maggie – Alison Mork
Find out more about the Annie Edison Taylor!
©2014 Grant Baciocco
1 min
March 06, 2011 EPISODE #136 “The Midnight Ride Of Sybil Ludington!”
Everyone knows about Paul Revere, but did you know a sixteen year old girl did the same thing he did, except better? We learn about Sybil Ludington in this week’s episode of Did This Happen?!
Sybil Ludington – Jayne Entwistle
Mary Ludington – Alison Mork
Find out more about the Sybil Ludington!
©2011 Grant Baciocco
1 min