
Drunk History — Season 3
Brian "Q" Quinn and Sal Vulcano offer their spirited commentary on a presidential misstep, while Chris O'Donnett delivers a boisterous account of the Dambusters raid. Joining them are Joe Wilkinson, Joe Thomas, and Brett Goldstein.
James "Murr" Murray confronts Billy the Kid alongside Matt Horne and Mat Baynton.
In Russell Kane's reimagining of the Arthurian legend, Stephanie Pratt embodies a distinctive Lady of the Lake, while Tom Rosenthal portrays Eric Liddell, the Chariots of Fire sprinter, with a delightfully inebriated energy courtesy of Iain…
In Kerry Howard’s spirited tale of Beatrix Potter, Emma Brunton and Blake Harrison develop an unexpected connection. Meanwhile, Joe Lycett stumbles through the narrative of the Great Train Robbery, with Simon Bird and Joel Fry in leading ro…
Luisa Omielan's meticulously crafted historical drama features Jessica Hynes as Emmeline Pankhurst, charting the suffragettes' struggle for recognition. Meanwhile, in Tom Rosenthal's spirited account of Agincourt, Stephen Mangan embodies He…
Phil Wang presents a comedic reimagining of Isaac Newton’s journey to prominence, with Charlotte Crosby and Matthew Lewis in leading roles. Meanwhile, Adam Buxton recounts the tale of King Alfred and the Viking incursions, featuring Blake H…
Tom Parry’s comedic reimagining of John Logie Baird’s groundbreaking invention features Jamie Laing and Paul Kaye. Meanwhile, Stephan Mangan finds himself immersed in the historical setting of Rick Edwards' narrative concerning the Christma…
Ashley Walters and Mark Benton feature in Judi Love's poignant account of the demise of Charles I. In *Operation Mincemeat*, Miles Jupp joins Jack Howard and Dean Dobbs as the World War II figures who orchestrated the deception.
Keith Allen embodies William Wallace in a manner reminiscent of a tipsy Daniel Sloss recounting the Battle of Stirling Bridge, and Tommy Davis narrates a tale of Shakespeare's transformation into a gangster, with Mark Heap portraying the ic…


