ए-लिस्ट प्रतिभा द्वारा ऐतिहासिक पुनर्मिलन नशे में धुत कहानीकारों द्वारा प्रस्तुत किए जाते हैं।ए-लिस्ट प्रतिभा द्वारा ऐतिहासिक पुनर्मिलन नशे में धुत कहानीकारों द्वारा प्रस्तुत किए जाते हैं।ए-लिस्ट प्रतिभा द्वारा ऐतिहासिक पुनर्मिलन नशे में धुत कहानीकारों द्वारा प्रस्तुत किए जाते हैं।
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Drunk History is very entertaining while also being real. It is factual obviously, but I love how the narrators put their on twist on the story. Hilarious show
Wow. I'm normally a bit hypersensitive to "make-work" programs for talented thespians, and "Drunk History" could sorta be described that way.
But it somehow comes off like a genuine labor of love. And, for that, I can forgive a lot of things.
And, speaking of things needing forgiveness, what else may need to be forgiven in these productions of "Drunk History"?
Not much, if'n you asks me! The production is excellent; the adaptation of the drunken interviews to screen action is ingenious. Skilled folks are brought to the task of polishing up the final product. The sound and camera work are fine. The selection of lively targets of inebriation and exhortation to hold forth lovingly (if a bit sloppily) on fascinating bits of history seems inspired.
I've seen 6 of the produced episodes, and they're all winners. There are typically 3 segments per episode, which is impressive; this represents a lot of hard work! Maybe not every segment scintillates, in my mind, but each show has at least 3 or 4 "wow" moments, which make the shows well, well worth watching, in my book.
Check it out. If you're a history buff, you might find yourself secretly wishing Derek Waters would come a-knockin' on your door, with camera crew in tow, offering *you* an opportunity to dip our toes in yet-another limpid pool of "Drunk History"!
But it somehow comes off like a genuine labor of love. And, for that, I can forgive a lot of things.
And, speaking of things needing forgiveness, what else may need to be forgiven in these productions of "Drunk History"?
Not much, if'n you asks me! The production is excellent; the adaptation of the drunken interviews to screen action is ingenious. Skilled folks are brought to the task of polishing up the final product. The sound and camera work are fine. The selection of lively targets of inebriation and exhortation to hold forth lovingly (if a bit sloppily) on fascinating bits of history seems inspired.
I've seen 6 of the produced episodes, and they're all winners. There are typically 3 segments per episode, which is impressive; this represents a lot of hard work! Maybe not every segment scintillates, in my mind, but each show has at least 3 or 4 "wow" moments, which make the shows well, well worth watching, in my book.
Check it out. If you're a history buff, you might find yourself secretly wishing Derek Waters would come a-knockin' on your door, with camera crew in tow, offering *you* an opportunity to dip our toes in yet-another limpid pool of "Drunk History"!
OK this show is addictive! This has to be the best (and probably only) educational comedy every made! There isn't one episode I didn't learn something, or laugh out loud! Want to make America smarter? Add this show as required curriculum at every high school in America. For that matter, create more shows like this for every subject! Bravo to the creator and producers of this gem of a show! A perfect 10/10 (also my History test score!) from me
This show... I just don't know how it can even exist.
It is so strange. So bizarre. We've got Derek and his compatriot both (apparently) drunk as skunks, talking history while famous actors like Jason Mamoa act out the scenes in a sort of pantomime.
Sometimes Derek and his pal get into trouble and you see snippets of the production crew who have to intervene before things really go off the rails.
It is way funny. And apparently totally for realz.
I think as I write this in early 2020 I've seen most of the episodes available (6 seasons). I have favorites, of course. Probably my absolutely favorite is the one where this crazy dude named Larry Walters uses weather balloons to go up IN A FREAKING LAWN CHAIR to... God knows how high into the atmosphere.
But really, I have many favorite episodes -- too many to list. They are brilliant and a wonderful diversion to reality (which is really sucky here in 2020).
I'm glad this show exists. I hope Derek continues to make them for a long time to come.
It is so strange. So bizarre. We've got Derek and his compatriot both (apparently) drunk as skunks, talking history while famous actors like Jason Mamoa act out the scenes in a sort of pantomime.
Sometimes Derek and his pal get into trouble and you see snippets of the production crew who have to intervene before things really go off the rails.
It is way funny. And apparently totally for realz.
I think as I write this in early 2020 I've seen most of the episodes available (6 seasons). I have favorites, of course. Probably my absolutely favorite is the one where this crazy dude named Larry Walters uses weather balloons to go up IN A FREAKING LAWN CHAIR to... God knows how high into the atmosphere.
But really, I have many favorite episodes -- too many to list. They are brilliant and a wonderful diversion to reality (which is really sucky here in 2020).
I'm glad this show exists. I hope Derek continues to make them for a long time to come.
Admittedly, this show is pretty dumb. But, I guarantee you that if you try firing up the ol' bong, that after five or six hits this show is ROTF funny! There, I said it. Sorry mom.
क्या आपको पता है
- ट्रिवियाThe concept of this show was first formed when Jake Johnson explained the death of Otis Redding to his friend (the show's Creator, Derek Waters) while intoxicated.
- कनेक्शनFeatured in The Tonight Show with Jay Leno: एपिसोड #21.202 (2013)
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