Mindblowing Breakthroughs

The Baron has converted the theater into an eye-popping discotheque. Everyone is amazed by the lighting and strobe effects, which leads them all to wonder about light.

The Baron wants to become rich by making his own gold by Alchemy, and mixes explosive elements with molten metals. However Dmitri Mendeleev appears and tells him only chemistry can explain how matter is formed combining different elements from nature.

An earthquake affects the whole city and everyone is scared. The Baron and Betty introduce a gentleman in traditional Chinese robes who calms them all.

The Baron has created a clockwork machine that functions precisely in time to the Universe. But something is wrong and the machine might explode!

One of Baron Munchhausen's most thought-provoking episodes_4-18 yet - not to be missed! Baron Munchhausen meets Galileo and learns of his struggles with the Inquisition.

The Baron has a special surprise lined up - this show is to be dedicated to the most important people in the world: Women. When a parade of princesses, models and housewives march by Betty feels uncomfortable with these stereotypes.

The Baron and Betty sneak into a natural history museum, looking for the first dinosaur egg ever to exist. But the museum comes alive at night and dinosaurs chase them away!

The Baron proposes a show dedicated to time. So he invites a specialist from medieval Korea: Jang Yeong-sil.

The Baron flies through the air feeling free. Suddenly it hits him - he is dreaming! - and he wakes up just before the show gets underway. But his dream becomes real when Alberto Santos-Dumont makes a spectacular appearance in his hot-air balloon and takes the Baron for a ride to Paris!

Laugh and learn as the Baron gets himself into another huge dramatic mess. One of the Baron's friends vanishes and the Lumiere brothers and their camera, called a "Cinematograph", have to help solve the disappearance or the show will close....

On a stormy night, the theatre lights cease working. Betty suggests asking the help of the man who invented the light-bulb to restore the light.

The Baron explores a forest, observing flowers, birds and insects and wondering where these wonderful creatures came from. Suddenly, a plague sweeps the forest and the forest becomes a decaying wasteland.

A mysterious genie puts a spell on Munchhausen's collection of artwork and jewels, until he answers a riddle: Why was Leonardo da Vinci a real genius? To get the treasures returned, the Baron will have to find out what special qualities make the great Da Vinci a symbol of the Renaissance period.