
Drunk History — Season 1

The Watergate scandal, meticulously uncovered by Woodward and Bernstein, exposed a deep corruption within the administration. In a separate, equally poignant narrative, brothers Edwin and John Wilkes Booth were consumed by a tragic rivalry …

The downfall of Al Capone stemmed from a surprisingly simple issue; Abraham Lincoln experienced a fortunate turn of events, while law enforcement struggled to contain the unrest of protesters during the Haymarket Riot of 1886.

In 1886, John Pemberton concocted Coca-Cola, a beverage originally formulated with wine and cocaine. Decades later, the FBI actively sought to discredit and dismantle the work of Martin Luther King Jr. Simultaneously, Stetson Kennedy embark…

Mary Dyer defied the Puritan authorities, engaging them in a relentless struggle. Meanwhile, two shrewd criminals orchestrated a daring theft, absconding with artwork valued at five hundred million dollars. And in a startling revelation, th…

The nation held its breath when Patty Hearst was abducted and subjected to a chilling ordeal of manipulation. Simultaneously, Mark Twain, driven by a sudden unease, fled the city, where he unexpectedly stumbled upon the seed of his first su…

Legal battles erupted amongst the Kellogg brothers concerning their celebrated family name, coinciding with the unexpectedly lucrative success of corn flakes. Meanwhile, Ralph Nader launched a fierce campaign against General Motors, and a o…

The world watches as Dolly Parton confronts the man who launched her career, legal battles ignite between opposing counsel in the Scopes Monkey Trial, and Lewis and Clark venture into the perilous unknown of the American West.

The burgeoning figure of Theodore Roosevelt began to command attention, while at the Alamo, those who remained steadfast waged a desperate defense. Simultaneously, Billy the Kid fled the pursuit of lawman Pat Garrett.


