REACTING to *Night at the Museum 2: Battle of the Smithsonian* THE BEST ONE!! (First Time Watching)

[@whitenoisereacts]

Who is your favorite historical figure that wasn't in this? Mine would be Alexander the Great!

[@EChacon]

Amelia Earhart, Amy Adams was perfectly casted in that role.

[@shivaa__M]

Hey guys, if you're interested in reacting to an Indian movie, then I'd like to recommend Brahmastra Part One: Shiva. It's the best VFX work done in an Indian movie ever. It's also the first film of India's first cinematic universe, the Astraverse. It's available on Disney+ in English dub as well as in original Hindi with subtitles.

[@morganspider-manmarvelfan6110]

George Washington

[@TheCourtsOfLove]

Helena Of Troy and Menelaus would've been fun to see.

[@borntogazeintonightskies]

Leonardo da Vinci. Also Joe Hill and Dag Hammarskjöld.

[@marcusfridh8489]

Fun fact. The actor playing Napoleon is the French actor Alain Chabat who plays Julius Caesar in the live action Asterix movies.

[@Kolbeck64]

really? apparently he is also the Shrek's french voice

[@davidladjani108]

He also directed it

[@kaenopi]

Oh my god, Astérix & Obélix Mission Cléopatre is an actual comedic masterpiece

[@horseyfacetheglorious]

He also played Silas in Ice Age: Continental Drift

[@m.h.7364]

And he's also quite tall, which makes me wonder how they made him look short in this movie

[@filipvadas7602]

This movie is literally bigger and better than the original, but also answers a *ton* of questions about the Tablet: 1.It shows how the tablet works with *fictional* characters, paintings etc 2. It actually gives us backstory on where the Tablet came from as well as the history behind the pharaoh's family, confirming that they are technically the only real "real" historical figures in these movies. They're not representations brought to life, they are straight up resurrected by the Tablet Also, Amy Adams as Amelia Earhart was a *treasure*

[@Kingdom_Of_Dreams]

The behind the scenes bloopers of Robin Williams as the bust is too funny LOL

[@josephblumenberg6574]

Fun Fact: the 3 singing Cupids are voiced by the Jonas Brothers 😂

[@morganspider-manmarvelfan6110]

“I HAVE COME BACK TO LIFE!” And “DO NOT CROSS THIS LINE” are my favorite Kamunrah quotes. Bill Hader was good in this movie too

[@jamesalexander5623]

I think Azaria was doing a kind of Boris Karloff accent?

[@morganspider-manmarvelfan6110]

@@jamesalexander5623 He might’ve been doing that.

[@MyraJean1951]

@@jamesalexander5623 it seems really obvious - esp funny bc Karloff once played The Mummy in the 30's.

[@motleykingdom9394]

You can see Azaria cracking a smile/laugh but I love that they kept it.

[@seraphi3387]

He also voiced the Thinker and Abraham Lincoln. So him as Kahmunrah squabbling with him as Abraham is wild! 😂😂😂

[@kampinak]

its honestly insane how stacked the cast of these movies is who would have thought :D they did quite well with this sequel, very tough to live up to the first one since the moment of surprise isnt there anymore and the magic is just not the same but its still a good one :)

[@DaltonPyron]

The Cupids were played by the Jonas Brothers.

[@m.h.7364]

And they cast an actual famous French actor to play Napoleon too!

[@Kingdom_Of_Dreams]

The original script for this movie was crazy, because I think it was revealed that Kamunrah killed his brother Akmunrah in his sleep. That or he poisoned him. Either way, it was a bit too dark for a kid's film though LOL.

[@artsysabs]

Well isn’t they still canon?

[@Kingdom_Of_Dreams]

@@artsysabs It might still be canon

[@kateorgera5907]

I mean, Scar killed Mufasa in Lion King... but that would have been a lot for this film to unpack and it wasn't that important to the plot

[@brinmoody]

Mor'Du murdered an entire castle full of people and countless others during the duration of his cursed, in Brave. I think they could have still gotten away with revealing more of how one killed the other. Disney does it all the time 😅

[@Kingdom_Of_Dreams]

@@brinmoody Brave's not a comedy, dude

[@Madithemuggle]

I love how when you guys first introduced Stella and Hayley, I was like “oh….random humans?” because I don’t like change, but in this video, I was like “WHERE IS STELLA?!?” 😭😭😂

[@LightYagami31415]

This movie made me fall in love with Amy Adams, she's the best part of it and I mainly love this movie just because of her. It sucks that she isn't in the third one.

[@misti-step]

the bit with the tuskegee airmen talking to amelia always makes me tear up

[@jamesalexander5623]

It does because it illustrates that White Women were allowed to Fly before Black Men!

[@DaGuys470]

I never noticed all of the things Larry invented had ties to the museum. That actually makes so much sense now that you say it.

[@typo1345]

I was today years old when I found that out lol that's a cool detail

[@laurajaynenolan2149]

The “you just did all three!” bit absolutely KILLS me every time 😂🤣

[@GuacTheWalk]

I don't remember Bill Hader being Custer at all 😂 and when I was little, the part where he tries to say Sacagawea had me weak af!! This is also the movie that started my obsession with the Smithsonian.

[@bookworm598]

It's so hard to recognize Bill Hader with the blonde hair! I didn't realize it was him either!

[@EChacon]

@@bookworm598And the beard and heavy makeup in fact I say Bill Hader's General Custer is almost on par to Robert Downey Jr.'s portrayal as a Black Man (Kirk Lazarus) in _Tropic Thunder_ as they look so unrecognizable.

[@jessicarose7819]

Fun fact - Napoleon was actually taller than average for the time (taller even than Wellington) the myth stems from British propaganda. Also he wasn't actually French but Italian, and so should've had an Italian accent in this movie.

[@InkblotSatan]

I don’t know if you guys noticed but the cherubs were the jonas brothers

[@alejandrorey359]

You should know the Cherubs were actually voiced by the Jonas Brothers. Unmistakable. Haha

[@thegirlofmanyfandoms99]

And the bobbleheads are voiced by Eugene Levy

[@A113-p9e]

The common consensus on that turning the tablet off only works when it’s one of the whatevers is turned prior to sunset and otherwise remains active regardless of it gets turned during the night.

[@NoxNovak]

This one is my fave out of all of them. The villains are hysterical! And Amy Addams' character was so wholesome! It basically took Robin Williams' part from the first one... wise wholesomeness, just with a more adventurous side!

[@calrosefsky8550]

Despite the fact that I love this movie in all its entirety, it also saddens me that they didn't go with the original script. In it, Akhmenrah also came with them to the Smithsonian, we also got to see more bad guy shenanigans, we also got to find out what had happened between Larry and receptionist girl from last movie, and I overall felt like it went into more depth with Amelia, such as how her sense of direction is always off being a more recurring joke. The original script also featured the aftermath of the Smithsonian battle when the morning guard arrives to see the whole mess and the script leaves us off with seeing a re-waxified Amelia sitting on the wing of her plane, watching the sunset.

[@joecrazy9896]

Wouldn't Amelia turn to dust tho?

[@calrosefsky8550]

@@joecrazy9896 Not if she's in the museum, which she was! She just crash landed her plain through the stained glass window again.

[@MegaMilenche]

Agree, it's really bad they couldn't have more of Rami in the movie.

[@Glittersword]

You mean Sunrise. Don't you?

[@calrosefsky8550]

@@Glittersword Yes, I meant that! Sry for the confusion XDD

[@franky123mn]

This movie is just fun and crazy. My friends and I quote this movie so much! I love how the Jonas Brothers play the 3 little cherubs!

[@athenaredfern8274]

Yess I waiting for someone to mention the JoBros!!

[@Uta_Chandra.H]

One of the greatest family movies of all time. Never aged like milk!

[@robertbrookes2000]

I have seen this film at least five times more than the first one. I think it might be because you are already familiar with the premise and the characters, so no time feels wasted. Or perhaps because of the new characters: Amy Adams and Hank Azaria as Earheart & Kahmunrah are brilliant and hilarious throughout the film. There's so many funny lines in this film that my family will still quote at each other: A little grain of cous-cous, I'm thinking, popular baby names of 1984 and so many more. Love how this series really seems to care about history, the discussion of modern technology replacing actual artefacts, the acknowledgement of famous failures like Custer etc. The third film is a nice end to the series. I still haven't checked out the animated film, but it looks alright. Glad they didn't try to drag out the live action version.

[@typo1345]

The moment Custer told Larry his name it was an immediate "Oh shit" from me lol

[@KERRYPIKE]

I really love how Larry travtravels to Washington and to see how the Smithsonian museum characters coming to life as well.

[@KaiC4C]

I think most of the scenes between Hank Azaria and Ben Stiller were adlib which make the banter funnier

[@whitenoisereact2682]

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[@alfredmeneses5496]

Absolutely love this movie! It was the perfect sequel and aged really well. The back and forth between Ben Stiller and Johan Hill and Ben and Hank Azaria had me dying of laughter. And good catch on the music from National treasure during the day Smithsonian scene. I believe it’s was an actual arrangement of that motive from National Teasure’s score.

[@kateorgera5907]

Fun fact! Jake Cherry, who plays Nick Daley, would play the child version of Jay Baruchel (Joey Motorola/Hiccup) a year after this film in The Sorcerer's Apprentice with Nic Cage.

[@plasmicchaos8544]

The final battle + its music went so hard as a kid. I came back years later and it’s still fire.

[@nicolasbaron4506]

This film has such a stacked cast looking back. Ben Stiller, Amy Adams, Robin Williams, Owen Wilson, Steve Coogan, Hank Azaria, Christopher Guest, Rami Malek, Ricky Gervais, Jon Bernthal, Bill Hader, Jay Baruchel, Mindy Kaling, Craig Robinson, Brad Garrett, Eugene Levy and all 3 Jonas Brothers (apparently).

[@jessicabelmontes4286]

The Jonas brothers are the cherubs 😂😂

[@JulyLen]

You're forgeting Alain Chabat/ Napoléon. He's a famous french actor

[@morganspider-manmarvelfan6110]

Hank Azaria is an awesome villain in this movie. He makes a great Gargamel too

[@minkhollow]

For me, the things that save this movie are Amelia Earhart and the Tuskeegee Airmen (who are LIVING IN THE MOMENT). It's not *bad* but I like the first and third ones better.

[@jazzycat8917]

Kinda sad the Egyptian bros never had a scene together, that would have been very funny

[@mkdemigodzillawarrior]

Huh…I didn’t realized there were subtitles for when Able and Dexter were talking. All the time I’ve watched the movie there weren’t subtitles at that scene.

[@jamesparker1127]

23:13 Ivan the Terrible of Russia was not only a ruler but notoriously married three times and then after his third wife died, he decided to marry four ladies at the same time. His oldest son, Ivan Ivanovich later was married and divorced three times because of Ivan the Terrible. Later Ivan Ivanovich was actually killed by Ivan the Terrible which is why he was mainly called Ivan the Terrible because he killed his eldest son.

[@petavanlieshout9171]

Fun fact, but the third film was robins last movie. And his final line as Teddy was his final line to audiences in general 😢

[@LeaCoralie]

This sequel is so good and funny and the cast is amazing so many great actors !! And Hank Azaria as Kamunrah is perfect as the goofy villain he does it so well ! Also, Alain Chabat who plays Napoléon is a very famous French actor and he's always so funny in every thing he does ! As a French person myself it makes so happy that non French people appreciate him as well 😁

[@jessicarose7819]

Fun fact Napoleon wasn't French, he was Italian.

[@vincentdarkrosrayne]

probably one of the best sequels i've ever seen. or one of the best that exist? i remember seeing it in theaters after the first and being so excited to see the new characters. especially amelia earhart since i really like her as a historical figure. and the movie yet again pioneering meta humor to mainstream media. it's why i'm afraid to see the Night at the museum animated show that's coming out soon. i just don't think it can give that same magic the movies did.

[@jazz730]

The cupids were the Jonas brothers😂

[@notoriousd.o.u.g747]

“I will literally rent a camper, and we will drive across America with my flashlight on your chest!” 😂 I gotta use that in an argument somehow…

[@flor8567]

Four years ago I got to visit most of the museums in DC and work with the Library of Congress as part of my Fall internship, the best experience of my life. DC is such a wonderful city and the Smithsonian is amazing, can't wait to visit again!

[@eholmes0462]

The person who plays kamunrah plays multiple people including Moe and chief Wiggum from the Simpsons.

[@Cybertron-cs7sk]

The script and story of Night Of The Museum 2 is amazing the jokes land on every scene awesome!

[@laurajaynenolan2149]

Nobu is looking especially well in this video! Keep doing whatever you’re doing, you look great and extra smiley 😊 great reaction as always guys, really enjoyed this reaction 😊

[@drkushajagadeesh6347]

13:40 Darn! Would've loved to see a National Treasure reaction 😅 Edit: 41:15 Also, this is the funniest exchange in a movie ever! 😂😂

[@jadevanniekerk3783]

Same I love that movie

[@MariaRose_]

They did react to national treasure, it’s on the channel here:)

[@KaiLucasZachary]

I never caught on to the idea that all his inventions were inspired by his experiences at the museum!

[@chuckhackett4493]

That's Mindy Kaling giving tours in the Air and Space Museum.

[@biswojyoti1]

every single actor is amazing in this movie

[@heyitsmira17]

When I was a kid, I loved Night At The Museum, Enchanted and was a huge Jonas Brothers fan. So this movie was a blast to me. And even now as an adult, whenever I listen to Fly With Me and hear the sound of the plane at the end of the song, my mind remembers Amy's Amelia and I get shivers. Love it.

[@brianalambert1192]

Amelia Earhart was making a trip across the Pacific when her plane vanished. I subscribe to the theory that she crashed on Nakumaroro and was eaten by coconut crabs

[@terrysilverthorn4582]

the Kahmunrahis Hank Azaria the many voices on Simpsons.. Apu, Moe Comic Book Guy, Bumblebee Man and so on

[@XenomorphXIII]

Alright, I didn't see anyone else point this out, so it's clearly up to me: Hank Azaria's voice as Kamunrah--the accent and the lisp--was an impersonation of BORIS KARLOFF, a legendary classic actor especially known for his work in early horror films. Specifically, he was the ORIGINAL mummy, from The Mummy in 1932! Of course Azaria would choose to reference that here with his own ancient Egyptian baddie! Love your guys's reactions! Keep up the great work!

[@NovusIgnis]

It's really not that uncommon to find lookalikes so having someone in the modern day that looks like someone from the past without being related to them isn't that uncommon. For example, one of the most popular recent ones was a civil war soldier who looks a lot like Nic Cage.

[@gailjohnston1248]

This to me was a fun follow up from the first movie. They jam packed it with even more things than the first! I thought it was a great touch to have various art pictures and models come to life. It's been a while since I last watched this one, I had totally forgotten some of the better known- now actors, that weren't so known then was in this movie. I loved Amy Adams in this, and to hear you James wonder what- Moxie was lol, made me feel old! It's a term from what I remember started in the 30ties and flowed into the 40ties. I remember hearing it from a few vintage movies of the 40ties. It just meant you have-Grit, a fire inside, determination.

[@brinmoody]

I remember going to see this when it first came out in the cinemas, but I genuinely didn't remember a good portion of it. The parts I did remember are kind of funny though. I remembered Amy Adams as Amelia, everything in the Air and Space Museum (because I had recently been to DC and that was the museum we had spent the most time visiting), the Teddy bust bit, Sacagawea (but specifically her just being so over Custer), Lincoln (but specifically just the first part when he's swatting the pigeons) and the hourglass. Which are very disconnected memories, I feel 😅 I forgot pretty much the entire beginning of this film, hahaha.

[@Mrmapleleaffan13]

They replace the actor who plays Larry’s son for the third film. The voices of the angel’s in the film are voiced by the Jonas Brothers

[@JimmyXWolvie]

Yes!!! You guys finally met Jon Bernthals Al Capone! lol the wait was worth it. 😊👍 42:07 lol Punisher intimidating bobblehead Einstein 😅

[@cynthiaschultheis1660]

Older brother actor used Boris Karloff's voice!! (Karloff was original Frankenstein's monster)

[@brabbit736]

And the original Mummy!

[@EChacon]

And the Grinch from the Chuck Jones animated special.

[@brabbit736]

@@EChacon well, the narrator

[@EChacon]

@@brabbit736 True but Boris also voiced the Grinch

[@brabbit736]

@@EChacon did not know that he voiced both. Very neat!

[@biswojyoti1]

the next one will be even more emotional as it was one of the last robin williams movies

[@TheRonin2024]

Those Baby angels are Voiced by Jonas Brothers

[@dylandaly2002]

Hank Azaria stole every scene in this film. He was easily the best part of the film for me. 😂

[@miadavies1575]

btw the angles were the jonas brothers

[@joeludwigmilwaukee]

43:00 "Last movie we were fighting three old men" 😂

[@jasonnewman1118]

This movie was such a childhood nostalgia. Every now and then i always come back to it. Its such a mid movie that is so much fun and enjoyable. Ngl, when i was a kid, i would chereograph thag fight sequence with my friend😂 there was no need for them to play gloriana for that fight yet it fits and works so well😂 and the domt cross the line scene was one of the funniest scenes in a family comedy. Big shout to hank azaria though. He knocks it out the park with this role. Dedication right there to give a 3000 year old egyptian king a lisp yet it works on so many levels and he does it well. Incredible stuff!

[@dcemerald70]

Another excellent reaction! I think what’s amazing about this film besides the action and the comedy is definitely how they give us more background of the tablet’s powers and this one night reignites Larry’s passion for the museum and the figures who reside in them. Lincoln’s dialogue is hilarious as well; “…I never lie!” Also the fight between Larry and Khamunrah is one my favorite duels in movies in general. I can’t wait for the third film reaction! Better have those tissues ready! 👨🏻‍🦱🐒🐙🤴🏻🗿 🚀✈️⏳🗡🔦

[@Jigsaw0g]

I always like to think all of these historic figures would have a great sense of humor and crack up watching this

[@sladewilson9718]

I feel like not enough amazement came from the fact that, seen as the tablet only resurrects stuff, this film actually meant the Egyptian underworld was real, regardless of the museum 😂😂

[@laurajaynenolan2149]

35:36 this is actually a super Irish thing, we do absolutely anything for the craic 😊

[@unxprienced9548]

When Akhmenrah said he wouldn’t blink until he got the tablet, he doesn’t blink for the rest of the film!

[@cynthiaschultheis1660]

You'll love "La" the caveman in 3rd one!!!!

[@blee1997]

The best part of this movie and the franchise as a whole is that there are so many good comedians

[@RANDOM-KNIGHT145]

36:51 Same !!!! I love those moments too

[@JurassicGodzillaFan]

The third film is Robin Williams and Mickey Rooney's last film.

[@KennyMrTerrellThisIsTheWay2024]

Hi guys I love your reaction to Night at the Museum 2 I'm here watching this in theaters a long time ago so excited see you guys want the third one soon.

[@roudkaross]

Just FYI for Napoleon being short, it's a myth, it comes from the fact that french inch and modern inch did not have the same lenght

[@jessicarose7819]

Actually Napoleon was taller than average for the time, he was also Italian not French :)

[@roudkaross]

@@jessicarose7819 Huh, no. Ethnically sure, his family emigrated from Italy 300 years before his reign, that doesn't make him italian xd

[@jessicarose7819]

@@roudkaross Corsican by birth, Napoleons first language was actually Italian.

[@purpleglasses4511]

i rmbr loving this movie when it came out, watched it a bunch of times. haven't seen it in years and now that i got to rewatch it w you guys it just reminded me of how good it is. definitely adding it to my comfort movies now

[@JimmyXWolvie]

John Wick may have killed with a pencil...but nothing beats the night guard, slaying with a flashlight! 😊👍

[@davidgrover3860]

As an FYI, if you ever do plan to come to DC to go to the Smithsonian, be sure to visit your rep and senator webpages they can. Set you up for tours of Federal buildings. Look for constituent services they should have a subsection for visiting DC, do it as far in advance as possible

[@bookworm598]

Brandon was the 15th most popular boy's name of 1984. No data exists on the name Brandon pronounced "Brunden"

[@WanderingRoe]

This channel reaction always makes my day, it’s seriously the best 😄 Between the first two I did enjoy this one more (plus young Al Capone is dang hot lol 😂) Haven’t seen the third so I’ll need to check it out. Thank you for bringing us another great watch!

[@richardzinns5676]

Kahmunrah's accent was specifically based on Boris Karloff - whether or not because of Karloff's performance as The Mummy I don't know.

[@vinrock123]

Fun fact the cupids were voiced by the Jonas brothers

[@violetpup4272]

The guy who was doing mission control in Air and Space played mission control in Apollo 13 as well. 😂 They did so much great casting with these movies.

[@BlackGirlMarvel]

Hank Azaria voices The Thinker and Abraham Lincoln. The cupids were The Jonas Brothers.

[@typo1345]

It's a little touch, but I love the shot of the Washington Monument- the biggest obelisk in the world- as the sun goes down and the tablet's magic activates (for a little extra Ancient Egypt lore that makes it that much cooler, the obelisk in Egypt represented a sun ray frozen on Earth, tribute to Ra the sun God)

[@bidwell13]

The Smithsonian is a a great place to go to. I went with my 8th grade and the teachers didn’t realize that two of the Smithsonian buildings are connected by an underground tunnel until a couple of them that went across the street to see if they should bring us found some of us in there. Hank Azaria was the perfect cast to play Kahmunrah. His voice acting gives him an excellent range. The two girls giving Ahkmenrah a bad time in the museum is the directors daughter.

[@andyleclerc3600]

Hank Azaria as Kamuhnrah steals every scene he's in.😅😅😅

[@notablezero8793]

bro great editing and reactions.. im trying to watch while doing other stuff and i have to keep stopping to react with u guys.

[@EChacon]

Although this film had good moments and great performances from the likes of Amy Adams (Amelia Earhart) and Bill Hader (General Custer) introduced to this film I didn’t enjoy this film as much as the first and the third Night of the Museum films. On top of that, most of the original characters from the first film like Teddy Roosevelt, those that were trapped in the container (e.g. Sacajawea) before being freed for the final battle and the T-Rex Skeleton (Rexy) were sidelined and had less screen time in the 2nd film along with the fact _Battle of the Smithsonian_ felt rushed and sort of reminded me of "Shrek Forever After" and while the stories are entirely different from each other, what both had in common is that the protagonist had to stop the main villain of the film in just a limited Number of Hours before Times runs out. Lastly, was I the only one disappointed with the deleted scenes of the film that were found on the Blu-Ray/DVD? Because, the vast majority of the deleted scenes for _Battle of the Smithsonian_ put *WAY TOO MUCH* emphasis on Kahmunrah and his Henchmen and not so much on Larry, Amelia, and the other characters. Even it doesn't help that the director, Shawn Levy didn't included any deleted scenes of Octavius and how he was able to tame the squirrel and when Amelia rescued Larry's Museum Friends that were trapped in the container before the final Battle.

[@artsysabs]

Agreed the first has the nostalgia but I think for me the third is my fav cuz Ahkmenrah is my favorite

[@bubbamiibubbamiigamingbria4836]

That’s New York City about Lincoln statue

[@larasemerad2605]

I love the art exhibits come to life in movie 2 and 3. First movie was creative.

[@biswojyoti1]

those 2 little girl at the end remind me of the 2 girls in "free guy" from whom guy steals the glasses from

[@aubryellaotero1064]

Yea the Wright Brothers we’re eating astronaut freeze dried ice cream sandwiches lol. A lovely little detail.

[@farzanhashmi5328]

Once you are done with this you should totally check out "Around the World in 80 days" . It has the same actor who plays Octavius as lead ( I forgot his name) and Jackie Chan. Its hilarious. And then maybe check out Shanghai noon and shanghai noon w Jackie Chan and Owen Wilson

[@maazshaikh5996]

Steve Coogan

[@Loptr177]

I love Around the World in 80 days, it's one of my favourite childhood movies

[@Ts-lz1gj]

And I think moxie means passion or willing to take risk

[@jamesedwards2483]

The Lincoln Memorial Is Completely Seperate From The Smithsonian!! It's Administered By The National Park Service!!

[@ZTM12]

This movie even had the Jonas Brothers

[@starinvader5969]

I watched this in cinemas back in 2009. Glory days.

[@katherineashby1381]

This movie is a blast when you live an hour from DC. Yes, all of the exhibits and museums you saw are real. The Air and Space museum probably has changed the least (although it has had some major renovations the last few years and is just now beginning to re-open to the public). The only museum I haven’t been to yet is The Castle (the one with the big stained glass window that the plane flew through) the first Smithsonian museum. Yes, all Smithsonians are free to the public except the American Indian Museum and the Museum of African American History (the names might be off). There are also a few others not mentioned in the movie, like the Smithsonian Zoo and the Postal Museum. If you ever get the time, I totally recommend coming to DC and touring every Smithsonian 😊 I loved this reaction! Can’t wait for the third installment!!

[@robwealer5416]

Kamenrah is sitting in Archie Bunker's chair... FYI (was installed in the Smithsonian in the 80s)

[@overdev1993]

Hayley never saw Bill Hader blonde? Maybe she should watch SNLs 'The Californians' :D

[@Zarola]

Yes The Californians!!!

[@lelianavillin2309]

I might be wrong but I think that historians misunderstood the documents about Napolean and they thought they said he was short but when they looked at them again later they realized it was about his private parts 😂