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‘Drunk History’ Not Moving Forward With Season 7, Ends Comedy Central Run With Final Emmy Hurrah
EXCLUSIVE: It was revealed tonight during Deadline's Emmy season virtual screening of Comedy Central's Drunk History that the Derek Waters-Jeremy Konner series will not be moving forward with a seventh season, originally ordered last summer. The series' sixth -- and now final -- season, which wrapped its run on Aug. 6, 2019, is up for three […]
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Mandy Moore and Alexander Skarsgård act out the story of the American Red Cross on ‘Drunk History’
Mandy Moore and Alexander Skarsgård helped tell the tale of how Clara Barton became the founder of the American Red Cross on "Drunk History."
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Derek Waters previews 'Drunk History Christmas Special' — and Season 5
Season 5 will feature Tiffany Haddish's debut as a narrator and the return of Evan Rachel Wood, Taran Killam, and more of our favorite lip-syncers.
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Your TV To-Do List: Prepare for a 'Crisis' in the DC TV Universe
"The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel," "The Carol Burnett 50th Anniversary Special," "Drunk History: Christmas Special," and "Easy" round out our picks this week.
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'Drunk History': Emmy-nominated production designer on creating 'Hamilton' episode
An interview with Emmy-nominated "Drunk History" production designer Chloe Arbiture.
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‘Drunk History’ Deleted Scene: Liev Schreiber Juggles Sex Toys
On Comedy Central’s Drunk History, it’s the narrators — not the actors — who get soused, but that doesn’t mean things can’t get crazy on set, too. Schreiber’s segment of the episode, “Landmarks,” tells the story of Lustig’s outrageous yet successful plan to “sell” the Eiffel Tower to a gullible scrap metal dealer in 1925 — as well as the time he scammed Al Capone (played in the episode by Kevin Farley) out of $5,000 with a fake stock deal.
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Lin-Manuel Miranda’s ‘Drunk History’ Version of ‘Hamilton’ is Delightful
On "Drunk History," an intoxicated Lin-Manuel Miranda got to tell the Alexander Hamilton story in a way he probably never could have told it on Broadway.