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If Objects Could Talk

Dude, Where’s My Sheep?

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This dancing Satyr—half goat, half man, all prankster—is on the move, sealing important documents that travel across Etruria, a pre-Roman civilization. With his good-luck scarab on his back, he travels to help a birthday girl’s wish come true and only gets them into a little bit of trouble playing “hide the sheep.”

© Getty Length 14 min 20 October 2025 Season 1 Episode 9 HistoryEducationalCulture USA Episodic

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© Getty Length 14 min 20 October 2025 Season 1 Episode 9 HistoryEducationalCulture USA Episodic

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This dancing Satyr—half goat, half man, all prankster—is on the move, sealing important documents that travel across Etruria, a pre-Roman civilization. With his good-luck scarab on his back, he travels to help a birthday girl’s wish come true and only gets them into a little bit of trouble playing “hide the sheep.”

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