

Season - Episode
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2 - 1Louis Pasteur Sep 04, 1960
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2 - 2Robin Hood Sep 11, 1960
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2 - 3Robinson Crusoe Sep 18, 1960
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2 - 4Ponce de Leon Sep 25, 1960
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2 - 5Leonardo da Vinci Oct 02, 1960
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2 - 6Captain Matthew Clift Oct 09, 1960
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2 - 7Paul Revere Oct 16, 1960
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2 - 8Confucius Oct 23, 1960
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2 - 9The Battle of Bunker Hill Oct 30, 1960
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2 - 10Vasco Núñez de Balboa Nov 06, 1960
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2 - 11John L. Sullivan Nov 13, 1960
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2 - 12Stephen Decatur Nov 20, 1960
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1 - 1Show Opening (Ben Franklin) Sep 15, 1959
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1 - 2Napoleon Nov 29, 1959
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1 - 3Lord Nelson Dec 06, 1959
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1 - 4Wyatt Earp Dec 13, 1959
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1 - 5King Arthur Dec 20, 1959
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1 - 6Franz Schubert Dec 27, 1959
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1 - 7Lucrezia Borgia Jan 03, 1960
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1 - 8Sir Walter Raleigh Jan 10, 1960
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1 - 9Robert Fulton Jan 17, 1960
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1 - 10Annie Oakley Jan 24, 1960
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1 - 11Jesse James Jan 31, 1960
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1 - 12The Wright Brothers Feb 07, 1960
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1 - 13George Armstrong Custer Feb 14, 1960
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1 - 14Alfred Nobel Feb 21, 1960
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1 - 15Marco Polo Feb 28, 1960
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1 - 16Richard the Lion-Hearted Mar 06, 1960
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1 - 17Don Juan Mar 13, 1960
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1 - 18William Tecumseh Sherman Mar 20, 1960
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1 - 19The First Kentucky Derby Mar 27, 1960
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1 - 20P. T. Barnum Apr 03, 1960
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1 - 21Stanley & Livingstone Apr 10, 1960
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1 - 22Louis Pasteur Sep 01, 1960
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1 - 23Robin Hood Sep 01, 1960
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1 - 24Robinson Crusoe Sep 01, 1960
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1 - 25Ponce de León Sep 01, 1960
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1 - 26Leonardo da Vinci Sep 01, 1960
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1 - 27John L. Sullivan Sep 01, 1960
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1 - 28Paul Revere Sep 01, 1960
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1 - 29Confucius Sep 01, 1960
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1 - 30Nero Sep 01, 1960
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1 - 31Captain Matthew Clift Sep 01, 1960
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1 - 32Vasco Núñez de Balboa Sep 01, 1960
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1 - 33Peter Cooper Sep 01, 1960
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1 - 34The Battle of Bunker Hill Sep 01, 1960
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1 - 35The Pony Express Sep 01, 1960
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1 - 36Stephen Decatur Sep 01, 1960
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1 - 37Alexander Graham Bell Sep 01, 1960
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1 - 38Commander Peary Sep 01, 1960
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1 - 39Pancho Villa Sep 01, 1960
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1 - 40Lord Francis Douglas Sep 01, 1960
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1 - 41Sitting Bull Sep 01, 1960
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1 - 42Christopher Columbus Sep 01, 1960
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1 - 43The French Foreign Legion Sep 01, 1960
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1 - 44Guglielmo Marconi Sep 01, 1960
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1 - 45Scotland Yard Sep 01, 1960
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1 - 46John Holland Sep 01, 1960
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1 - 47Louis XVI Sep 01, 1960
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1 - 48Francisco Pizarro Sep 01, 1960
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1 - 49Daniel Boone Sep 01, 1960
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1 - 50William Shakespeare Sep 01, 1960
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1 - 51Zebulon Pike Sep 01, 1960
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1 - 52The First Golf Match Sep 01, 1960
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1 - 53William Tell Sep 01, 1960
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1 - 54James McNeill Whistler Sep 01, 1960
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1 - 55Ferdinand Magellan Sep 01, 1960
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1 - 56Ludwig van Beethoven Sep 01, 1960
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1 - 57Calamity Jane Sep 01, 1960
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1 - 58Cornwallis' Surrender Sep 01, 1960
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1 - 59The First Indian Nickel Sep 01, 1960
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1 - 60Jules Verne Sep 01, 1960
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1 - 61Casanova Sep 01, 1960
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1 - 62Lawrence of Arabia Sep 01, 1960
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1 - 63Bonnie Prince Charlie Sep 01, 1960
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1 - 64Paul Reuter Sep 01, 1960
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1 - 65Johannes Gutenberg Sep 01, 1960
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1 - 66Buffalo Bill Sep 01, 1960
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1 - 67Hans Christian Ørsted Sep 01, 1960
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1 - 68Leif Ericson Sep 01, 1960
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1 - 69John Sutter Sep 01, 1960
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1 - 70Sir Isaac Newton Sep 01, 1960
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1 - 71Kit Carson Sep 01, 1960
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1 - 72The First Caveman Sep 01, 1960
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1 - 73Geronimo Sep 01, 1960
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1 - 74The Great Wall of China Sep 01, 1960
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1 - 75The Marquis of Queensbury Sep 01, 1960
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1 - 76Jim Bowie Sep 01, 1960
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1 - 77Edgar Allan Poe Sep 01, 1960
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1 - 78Charge of the Light Brigade Sep 01, 1960
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1 - 79The Royal Mounted Police Sep 01, 1960
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1 - 80The First Bullfight Sep 01, 1960
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1 - 81The Building of The Great Pyramid Sep 01, 1960
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1 - 82John James Audubon Sep 01, 1960
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1 - 83Mata Hari Sep 01, 1960
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1 - 84Galileo Sep 01, 1960
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1 - 85Wellington At Waterloo Sep 01, 1960
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1 - 86Florence Nightingale Sep 01, 1960
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1 - 87Henry the VIII Sep 01, 1960
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1 - 88The First Indianapolis Auto Race Sep 01, 1960
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1 - 89Captain Kidd Sep 01, 1960
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1 - 90The Texas Rangers Sep 01, 1960
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1 - 91Cleopatra Sep 01, 1960
Overview
Peabody. who happens to be a dog, is the smartest being in existence. He has accomplished many things in his life as a business magnate, inventor, scientist, Nobel laureate, gourmand, and two-time Olympic medalist. Peabody becomes sad and lonely and decides to adopt his own human son. In an alley, he meets Sherman, a bespectacled, red-haired boy. After saving Sherman from a group of bullies, Peabody discovers that Sherman is an orphan and decides to adopt him. After a court appearance and a talk with the President and the government, Peabody becomes Sherman's new guardian. Mr. Peabody tells Sherman not to call him "Daddy" and to call him by his name, "Mr. Peabody", or, when speaking informally, "Peabody". Believing that boys need running room, Peabody invents the WABAC time machine as a birthday gift for Sherman. He and Sherman go back in time to see a Roman speaking in Latin; Peabody adds a translator circuit to the machine so that everyone seems to speak English. They see the Roman again and learn that he is a used chariot salesman. Their next trip is to see Ben Franklin flying his kite that proved lightning was electricity, but Peabody and Sherman discover that they cannot interact with the past. Peabody makes some more adjustments, turning the WABAC into a "should-have-been machine". This causes past events to seem distorted and anachronistic and famous people to behave out of character.