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.
- Series 3, Episode 7 repeated tomorrow at 3:40am on CC Extra
Streaming rank this week: 1,165
Press clippings
Meet The Richardsons amongst Broadcast Digital Awards winners
Meet The Richardsons, Race Around Britain, Zen Motoring, Big Zuu's Big Eats, Drunk History, Dodo and Landscapers were amongst the winners of the Broadcast Digital Awards 2022.
British Comedy Guide, 6th July 2022Broadcast Digital Awards 2022 nominees
Meet The Richardsons is nominated for Gamechanger Programme of the Year in the Broadcast Digital Awards 2022. The sitcom is also nominated in the Best Comedy Programme category alongside Brassic, Jerk, Ladhood, Starstruck and The Stand Up Sketch Show.
British Comedy Guide, 23rd May 2022Video interview: Arron Crascall
I accidentally pranked someone in witness protection - it was terrifying.
The Huffington Post, 19th April 2017The Secrets of Drunk History with Tom Rosenthal
Comedian and actor Tom Rosenthal reveals as much as he can remember about his return to the Comedy Central show.
BT, 22nd March 2017Russell Kane reveals what happened after Drunk History
"My daughter had norovirus the day before [I filmed Drunk History] so at home at that exact moment, my life Lindsay was getting violently ill with norovirus. But she didn't want to text me and scare me. So can you imagine the perfect storm of a whole bottle of Smirnoff hitting your system, as norovirus kicks in."
The Huffington Post, 21st March 2017Return of the rarely funny - and even more occasionally educational - series in which inebriated comedians demonstrate historical events. Tonight includes Chris O'Dowd and Alexander Armstrong recreating the Dambusters raid as directed by Joel Dommett, and Brian "Q" Quinn and Sal Vulcano discussing Alexander Graham Bell. The flaw is in the format: to the sober, the drunk are mostly merely annoying and boring.
Andrew Mueller, The Guardian, 8th March 2017Prview - Drunk History
Based on the hit American comedy show, the British version of Drunk History is back for a third series.
Ian Wolf, On The Box, 8th March 2017Drunk History UK to return for Series 3
Comedy Central has ordered a third series of Drunk History, the show in which comedians attempt to recount historic events whilst intoxicated.
British Comedy Guide, 4th September 2016The return of a wilfully stupid format, which asks comedians to relate tales of yore while plastered. Other performers then star in scenes reflecting exactly what the soused comic has said, lip-syncing to any dialogue. It's a way to make improvised comedy less reliable. Not much comes of Jack Whitehall and Michelle Keegan as Walter Raleigh and Elizabeth I, but Robin Hood and Maid Marian, played by Mathew Baynton and Emma Bunton to the blazingly profane imaginings of Tom Davis, is sensational.
Jack Seale, The Guardian, 3rd February 2016Drunk History returns for Series 2
Comedy Central has ordered a second series of Drunk History, the comedy show in which comedians attempt to recall true historic stories whilst heavily inebriated.
British Comedy Guide, 11th November 2015