Drunk History
- TV comedy
- Comedy Central
- 2014 - 2017
- 29 episodes (3 series)
British version of the hit US format in which an inebriated narrator attempts to recount an event from history. Stars Jimmy Carr.
Streaming rank this week: 2,651
Episode menu
Series 3, Episode 9
Broadcast details
- Date
- Wednesday 3rd May 2017
- Time
- 10pm
- Channel
- Comedy Central
Cast & crew
| Jimmy Carr | Narrator |
| Mark Heap | William Shakespeare |
| Sian Gibson | Anne Hathaway |
| Jake Canuso | Actor |
| Edward Aczel | Public Critic |
| James McNicholas | Villager |
| Keith Allen | William Wallace |
| Jason Forbes | Scot |
| Adam Foster | Steven |
| Alexander Kirk (as Alex Kirk) | King Edward I |
| Jonny Sweet | John de Warenne |
| Jim Howick | Hugh de Cressingham |
| Tyger Drew-Honey | Sir Richard Lundie |
| Tom Davis | Self |
| Daniel Sloss | Self |
| Dominic English | Writer (Additional Material) |
| Tom McKay | Director |
| Ben Rogers | Producer |
| Andy Brereton | Executive Producer |
| Louise Holmes | Executive Producer |
| Matt Tiller | Executive Producer |
| Stuart Lutes | Editor |
| Rachel Spann | Editor |
| Jo Sutherland | Production Designer |
| Sally Broome | Casting Director |
| Lucy Williams | Costume Designer |
| Ben Bee | Director of Photography |
| Juliette Tomes | Make-up Designer |
| Nick Murray Willis | Animation |
| Adam Morris | 1st Assistant Director |
Videos
William Wallace really liked his skin
Daniel Sloss is sloshed.
Featuring: Keith Allen (William Wallace), Adam Foster (Steven), Jim Howick (Hugh de Cressingham) & Daniel Sloss.
Shakespeare's Worst Ever Play
Tom Davis explains how you can't please all the people all the time...
Featuring: Mark Heap (William Shakespeare), Edward Aczel (Public Critic) & Tom Davis.
William Wallace meets some monks
Daniel Sloss tries to remember the story of William Wallace.
Featuring: Keith Allen (William Wallace), Jason Forbes (Scot), Adam Foster (Steven) & Daniel Sloss.
Shakespeare is going back to London
Tom Davis talks about how Shakespeare explained to Anne Hathaway that he was going back to London.
Featuring: Mark Heap (William Shakespeare), Sian Gibson (Anne Hathaway) & Tom Davis.