TimeGhost Shorts - Not Short Shorts 03 #shorts

From the makers of WW2 in Real Time and The Great War: TimeGhost Shorts, not YouTube’s kind of shorts - we would say those are short shorts. TimeGhost Shorts are 5 minute short snippets presented by Indy Neidell and Spartacus Olsson about pivotal, interesting, or fascinating historical events and phenomena as a little pocket guide or cliff note. As always we strive to go a bit beyond pop history, even in this condensed format. We hope you enjoy the result and we will be back shortly, with another short and all of our other content.

Hosted by: Indy Neidell & Spartacus Olsson
Director: Astrid Deinhard
Producers: Astrid Deinhard and Spartacus Olsson
Executive Producers: Astrid Deinhard, Indy Neidell, Spartacus Olsson, Bodo Rittenauer
Creative Producer: Maria Kyhle
Creative Director: Wieke Kapteijns

A TimeGhost chronological documentary produced by OnLion Entertainment GmbH.

[TimeGhost]

From the makers of WW2 in Real Time and The Great War: TimeGhost Shorts, not YouTube’s kind of shorts - we would say those are short shorts. TimeGhost Shorts are 5 minute short snippets presented by Indy Neidell and Spartacus Olsson about pivotal, interesting, or fascinating historical events and phenomena as a little pocket guide or cliff note. As always we strive to go a bit beyond pop history, even in this condensed format. We hope you enjoy the result and we will be back shortly, with another short and all of our other content.

[jasonkoch]

You guys should do TimeGhost Shorts while sitting in beach chairs while wearing your shirt and tie and ... shorts.

[ingeposch]

even when you air episodes of an hours length i will precieve it as short...
i am always greatly entertained and often learn things eventhough i tend to consider myself quite knowledgeable on the subject. in the first week of the new year my bf and i are going to Luxemburg with our brandnew camper (a VW t6 2 1/2litres diesel 4wd!) and visit the grave of general Patton among some other sites...

[JohnnyElRed]

"TimeGhost Land" makes it sound like a sinister place.

[marksmith]

Came because Indy and Sparticus do history.
Coming back because the logo.

[bethjustmann]

Looking forward to more of these as long as no one starts singing the theme song of the '80's Nair commercials. 😂😂😂

[crazylocha]

So not Daisy Dukes short shorts.
Whew, thank goodness. 😜

[fredaaron]

Are there any plans to sell TimeGhost Shorts at the TimeGhost store. I mean like actual Shorts - gym shorts, khaki shorts, madras shorts, dress shorts, sort of like what you do with Indy's Tie Barn. You can even have a Shorts Sale since the season will be over soon with the Northern Hemisphere moving closer to the Autumnal Equinox. Just don't sell your self Short

[brianmartindale]

Can I invite my sister? She's short. Me? I'm kind of a tall tale guy LOL

[chrictonj]

So when is the History appearing in a Time Ghost Short? Your teaser ads are like the signs along the road: "you are 100 miles from XYZ", "you are 50 miles from the best hotel at XYZ, are you sleepy?", "you are 10 miles from the locally world famous XYZ Pizza", "you are almost there., do the kids need a break?", And with all the "signs" I missed the first Short. (Actually, forgot I had watched it.)

[DRSpillard]

Merch opportunity is calling guys…. Ya gotta sell some shorts

[budmcneely]

"Time Ghosts" i have been looking for a movie that i saw on television in the 1980s, i believe. the movie may have been made in the 1970s. i remember a scene that depicted nazi soldiers that were dead, skeletons, but very much "alive" fighting as phantom soldiers that could not be killed or stopped. the scene was in some kind of tower. the other performers were real people who fought the phantom nazis and were being slaughtered by these phantoms. any idea the name of this movie? have been looking for this film for years. any leads?

[Otokichi]

So, do some "TimeGhost Shorts, " already.

[ddburdette]

Sorry to say, I fell for this click bait. Won't happen again.

[enter]

I so like you as people and your presentations . However, I find short stuff is not engaging to anything like your "full" length presentations, sorry folks