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This week’s episode of “Drunk History” features stories of three American sports heroes including Jim Thorpe, Babe Didrikson and Jim Abbott. Although all three athletes came from very different backgrounds, all of their stories have one common theme and that’s overcoming adversity. The first story is of Jim Thorpe,...
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This week’s episode of “Drunk History” tells us three stories of the most historical significance from Charleston, South Carolina. Tonight we were taught about the caning of Charles Sumner, Judge Waties Waring’s fight against segregation and the story of how Robert Smalls went from being a slave to being...
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This week’s “Drunk History” lesson features three stories involving some of the most influential events and people from Baltimore, Maryland. From learning about an early assassination attempt on Abraham Lincoln, to the origin of “The Star-Spangled Banner” and finally the rivalry between Edgar Alan Poe and Rufus Griswold. Our...
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This week “Drunk History” teaches us a lesson on American music, with stories about some of the biggest and most influential people in different genres....
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The second season of 'Drunk History' debuted on Tuesday night on Comedy Central, featuring three different stories about Montgomery, Alabama....
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Tracy Morgan left nothing unsaid in his stand-up “Tracy Morgan: Bona Fide.” Premiering Sunday, April 20, at 10:00 p.m. on Comedy Central, he poked fun at everything from stocking up on Spam to Colonel Sanders stealing his chicken recipe, to the time he was mistaken for an Irish woman....
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This week’s episode of Inside Amy Schumer introduces us to ‘A Chick Who Can Hang’, which, as we all know, is ever guy’s fantasy girl. Keeping with the flow that the show has maintained into its second season, the episode features a combination of skits, stand up clips, on...
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This week's episode of Comedy Central's popular skit series 'Inside Amy Schumer', titled 'I'm So Bad', definitely lives up to it's name. ...
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Patton Oswalt is a gentleman with a collection of contrasting reputations. To 2000's sitcom fans, he's Spencer from the beloved 'King of Queen', and to kids who know their Disney films he's Remy in 'Ratatouille'...