Love it, can't wait for more. If you watch this and you hate it, you have no goddamn sense of humor. If you're spending the time to pick it apart, you're bored & dull as f. This sheet is absolute gold, seriously can't wait for more ;D Please keep it up and do not listen to the negativity - loving this (as i said 1000x previously)

Drunk History is one of my favorite shows! It is exactly what the title suggests: drunk people talking about history. What makes this a great show is that the history is usually unknown and the (drunk) narrators are extremely passionate about their topic (as drunk people usually are!)If you are not a drinker then this may not be the best show for you, but as a drinker and a history buff, I thoroughly enjoy every episode and have watched them multiple times. The humor is in the storytelling and the re-enactments, which take full advantage of the intoxication of the storyteller - making historic figures and events much more human and relatable.While it is not for everyone and some might be offended by the alcohol and irreverence, the history is real and so are the people.

Some of these reviewers are absolutely clueless. This show is hilarious. "Uneven"??? They're drunk, you ding dong. The one who wrote "I love history and I love comedy" - dude, maybe Bob Hope is more up your alley if you're not getting Drunk History...Paget Brewster is...genius. Love this show - keep 'em coming, Derek. i do some college teaching and when the kids are a bit stressed I'll show them a scene or two from drunk history to lighten their mood a bit - this show is the best. I usually watch episodes multiple times because at first, I find myself more engaged by the story itself; after re-watching I can fully appreciate the pure comedy. Loved the First Ladies episode and Laura Dern's episode as well.

A very unique approach to telling history, I must say. I like how they usually start off at a bar and get some introspection from intelligent people regarding what the ultimate discussions will be about. Just watching a bland, dry documentary there is a loss as to what regular people think and feel about a particular subject. This series offers that in spades. The actual story is great because not only is it appealing to a college crowd and fun people, the story tellers go into details and even discuss historic figures who never make in the regular history books, and deserve some credit not administered by the mainstream.If you like South Park and Family Guy, you'll definitely enjoy these shows, and maybe learn something new in the process.