Mark is probably my favorite narrator strictly for how he is completely smashed,lays down on the ground frequently, yet remains completely coherent! So impressive.
I could never drink with Mark, he looks like the kind of guy who'll convince you he's fine and not even drunk and then you turn around and he's blacked out on the floor. XD
The guy who narrated the Mona Lisa skit, when he goes off script and says "I feel like the the magic has been taken out of my soul and put on display" and the host says casually "Well that's what happen when you do television", I just lost it 🤣
As an American, the only depictions I've ever seen of the Mona Lisa, have been roughly that size. Now I gotta Google image the real Mona Lisa now lol, thanks for infighting me.
Don't forget the 1st Mario bro's. Jump on Koopas head and flag simultaneously for fairy Mario. And the 100 Xtra man turtle trick. 🐢 These kids don't understand the struggle. It was very real. We had to buy game magazines for the codes
I love how you can see the keys still in the oldsmobile. Also you can watch Mark Gagliardi age 10 years from a couple drinks between his first and second story.
I wanna know whats going through Derek Waters' head when they're recording the voice over. Is he pre-visualizing the final product and how it might turn out, or is he thinking 'what the hell, how are we gonna put this together in a semi-coherent way..'
I'd love to see behind the scenes of these. How do you prepare, the comedian and host, to improvise a historical tale, and how do you cut it all together for maximum humor and interest?
My mother visited the Lourve many years ago and said she was disappointed because the Mona Lisa painting is a lot smaller than she thought it would be. (It measures 30 inches tall x 21 inches wide or 77x53cm.)
I'm laughing ,tears are rolling down my cheeks and I begin scrolling down looking at comments. I read that "Drunk History" is no more...the tears dry up, the smile fades...and you tube seems kind of hollow and humorless now
i've always wanted to do one of these about Timothy Leary. i had a presentation on him in English class, subject of the assignment being 'influential figures in American history'. it got a 0% because he wasn't a political figure, but the 5 or so papers on M.L.K Jr. all got accepted.
Aside from the hilarity that are the interactions between the storytellers & DesignatedDave, the actors are _killin'_ it with the lip synching ❤️🔥❤️🔥
The purpose of the secret service is not protection. It’s is a very small part of the job. The secret service is part of the Treasury Department and tracks down counterfeiters.
They used the wrong flag in the Mona Lisa story. The Italian flag is green, white, and red vertical stripes, not horizontal. Horizontal could be North Rhine, Germany or Quebec, Canada depending on the shades.
That was the most beautiful trust fall in the history of the world. Topped off with a "How dare you." I could not ask for more. Also THIS STORY IS INSANE HOW DID I NOT KNOW THIS.
fun fact: theatre spelled with an re refers to the place ("were going to the theatre") and theater spelled with an er refers to the act of ("I study theater")
Girl talking about cutting the art out. A lot of that older stuff has the canvas built into the frame, so you literally have to cut it out to take it without taking the entire frame. Very common for art thieves.
@@brandyrose9997 I get that. But there's no reason why they couldn't keep doing the interviews. They'd just need to test Derek and the interviee beforehand. The acted parts are good, don't get me wrong. But I've been listening to them more like a podcast since they've been put on UA-cam. So maybe it could be like a web series until things are better. Or they could do it as an animation of some type.
Mark is probably my favorite narrator strictly for how he is completely smashed,lays down on the ground frequently, yet remains completely coherent! So impressive.
Either Mark is a great actor of gets truly smashed
facts
I could never drink with Mark, he looks like the kind of guy who'll convince you he's fine and not even drunk and then you turn around and he's blacked out on the floor. XD
Eff. Why! INFORMATION..
Eff, let's play beer pong
And he just keeps going lol 😆
Thats me, i am mark
Lolol
"I've looked at a lot of paintings, but until I looked at the Mona Lisa, no painting ever looked at me."
That line I'M YELLING!!!!
So deep 😔
I teared up. So beautiful
The guy who narrated the Mona Lisa skit, when he goes off script and says "I feel like the the magic has been taken out of my soul and put on display" and the host says casually "Well that's what happen when you do television", I just lost it 🤣
The Shakespear one is so on par with something theatre folk would do haha
thank you. p.s. we know how to strike and build sets,so, it was just a few more steps to build a WHOLE THEATRE
@@tonyparisi1939 in the immortal words of John Mulaney: "We know but hey!"
Take down a building btick by brick if someone mocked their acting let alone disrespect the guy who put the building up!
Say that to the wrong person and they will protest with a flash mob.
Yupp 🤣
I swear these are my favorite ways to learn history like this is so much nicer than actually learning it in school
that guy at 21:48 was a babbling mess
Totally
And far less informative
I love how they made the replica of Mona Lisa so big when in real life it’s so small lol
I went to Paris when I was 15 and I'll never forget seeing how small that painting is lol
As an American, the only depictions I've ever seen of the Mona Lisa, have been roughly that size. Now I gotta Google image the real Mona Lisa now lol, thanks for infighting me.
@@heybuddy7410 it’s tiny lol
Well that explains how he managed to fit it under his coat!
I had to look it up and it's 30" by 21". I actually thought it was even smaller than that.
I guess you could say Shakespeare "stole the show"
He brought the house down
He just thought he'd shake things up a bit.
All y’all are right
This comment is under appreciated
His actors really take the stage.
"I feel like the magic has been taken out of my soul and put on to display",
"Well that's what happens when you do television"
Funny shit
I was looking to see who else thought this part was funny 😆
magic
His Magic Soul was "Stoulen."
My favorite part of this series is the chemistry between the host and the historians
Historian's, lol.
“Let’s take the Globe theater and *push* it somewhere else”
That idea may just be crazy enough ... TO GET US ALL KILLED
It’s a round theatre, you geniuses
Jack Black was the best casting decision everrrrr!!!
"Clean the floors, macaroni" 🇮🇹 🤣
I like that Johnny Knoxville plays a dude who gets shot 6 times and survives.
Did you expect anything less from the commander??
At first I thought it was Jim Carey came to the comments to see if it was thanks for clearing that up 😊
Sucks comedy central canceled this show. RIP 😭😭
Seriously that's bs
They should just start their own UA-cam channel it would do well online
canceled, yet they put up clips to get the ad revenues from it. they know its good i mean it won emmys for godsakes
Im still in my feels over this...stupid move on their part
Its on hulu 😊
No matter how many generations, if you get an Italian to talk about the language, art, music or food they always get real passionate, I love it
ive seen the mona lisa episode so many times, and i never cease to choke up when he cries during his monologue. its a really powerful moment.
Let's get our historic facts straight;
Up-Up-Down-Down-Left-Right-Left-Right-B-A-Select-Start
Oh please
L1-L2, R1-R2, < ¥>^, ^.
Boom. Battle won
L1r2r1l2OUpdownleftright
Ive got a fucking hydra jet
Konami code for life
"Up-Up-Down-Down-Left-Right-Left-Right-B-A-B-A-Select-Start" I really don't even know if the 2nd B-A was ever needed but we did it twice.
Don't forget the 1st Mario bro's.
Jump on Koopas head and flag simultaneously for fairy Mario. And the 100 Xtra man turtle trick. 🐢
These kids don't understand the struggle. It was very real. We had to buy game magazines for the codes
Both Lincoln's body AND the Mona Lisa were stolen multiple times. Crazy shit.
Whaaaaaat?
Drunk History must not die - SOMEBODY must want this - I know I do - it's made for utube.
It’s a National Treasure. And I dont even drink, lol.
My thoughts exactly! We gotta reach out to the creators
PUH-LEEEZE! When will TV execs listen to US when we tell them what we like, instead of them telling us what we like?!?
Whatever platform comes up to replace UA-cam (the sooner the better), would do well to have this show as part of its lineup.
Mike Gagliardi gets drunk and can't pronounce his own name. Fantastic.
He also did the very first Drunk History! I actually paused this video to go watch it, then came back and he showed up in this one too!
This is the Man vs Food guy rite?
Well you got his first name wrong
The shakespeare story is one of the best example of malicious compliance I have ever heard
My brother made that theater out of pop cycle sticks as a kid. I’m now wishing we had saved it.
2020: Entertainment industry about to collapse because of corona
Actors in the Middle Ages: First time?
Elizabethan, but I see your point.
They did not have the corona virus in the Middle Ages
@@ThatGuyCanmanNC no but they had a little thing called the Black Plague
@@tonyanthony5105 yea well that’s not corona
@@ThatGuyCanmanNC omg u r so right
"Clean the floor, macaroni" is what every French person wants to say to every Italian tbh
Knowing theatre people I can tell you that this is MOST DEFINITELY something that they would do.
John Cho makes an incredible Shakespeare. I want someone to make that a thing.
Someone did.
jimmy o. yang is so precious he must be protected at all costs.
hes my spirit animal
I love how you can see the keys still in the oldsmobile. Also you can watch Mark Gagliardi age 10 years from a couple drinks between his first and second story.
"That's a sexy ass coyote" I lost it.
Sooo the secret service started with a bunch of incompetent agents botching a sting 😂🤦🏻♂️
"So, in the end, to quote my grandfather..."
[ puts up feet backwards saying _GAME... OVER!_ ]
"^^ vv BA BA Select Start?"
" _Si, Señor._ "
Man, I wish they had gotten Ed Helms to play Henry Helms! That would have been priceless!
Not like he's doing anything lol must have been filming hangover 5.5 😂
His Hot Tub was stolen.
Can we get a drink list of each historian/narrator?!?!?!
They did that on the UK version
I've studied Shakespearean theater and it's the 1st time I've heard about the Globe's real origin story.
Me too. They went all Vikings there lol
It was Stolen.
You going to need shoe polish to play Othello because no one is social conscious yet 😂😂😂 I died
The actors must have so much fun doing this.
I almost didn’t recognized Willy Shake-a-spear not at Whitecastle or on the bridge of the Enterprise.
Or just escaped Gitmo
I wanna know whats going through Derek Waters' head when they're recording the voice over. Is he pre-visualizing the final product and how it might turn out, or is he thinking 'what the hell, how are we gonna put this together in a semi-coherent way..'
I'd love to see behind the scenes of these. How do you prepare, the comedian and host, to improvise a historical tale, and how do you cut it all together for maximum humor and interest?
Man, Jimmy O is a great storyteller!
Today I learned Abe Lincoln was actually 4'2" tall based on his sarcophagus. 😂
Mark Gagliardi: "I am beyond drunk now!"
Me: "not before you're telling the story while laying on the floor, you don't."
So...Shakespeare literally "brought the house down".
My mother visited the Lourve many years ago and said she was disappointed because the Mona Lisa painting is a lot smaller than she thought it would be. (It measures 30 inches tall x 21 inches wide or 77x53cm.)
Shakespeare heist 'But guys! We can do the play here!'
That reaction to the thieves when they realized they messed up was priceless
Mark Gagliardi understands the assignment
Lmao "closed due to plague" lmao
“Oh my God... What a beautiful work of art this woman is...
*belch!* 🥴”
I'm laughing ,tears are rolling down my cheeks and I begin scrolling down looking at comments. I read that "Drunk History" is no more...the tears dry up, the smile fades...and you tube seems kind of hollow and humorless now
I love finding shows that you love and find out you have 5 season left to enjoy
Mark is my FAVORITE story teller. I mean,.. they are mostly all good. But Mark is my fave
i've always wanted to do one of these about Timothy Leary. i had a presentation on him in English class, subject of the assignment being 'influential figures in American history'. it got a 0% because he wasn't a political figure, but the 5 or so papers on M.L.K Jr. all got accepted.
I knew of the Globe Theatre, but not of its origins! Talk about creative-taking the actual building and leaving the property behind, brilliant.
The "Drunk History Repertory Company" is the best group of actors EVER. Full. Stop. Period. 🥰🤠🥸🤯😎🤡😫🤪🤣
The Duncan Trussel impression was spot on!!!
My brain went "Is that Ben Stiller? No, Jim Carrey. No, Johnny Knoxville. Who was the first person I thought it was? David Schwimmer?"
Love how you snuck not one but TWO Gagliardi episodes into this
Aside from the hilarity that are the interactions between the storytellers & DesignatedDave, the actors are _killin'_ it with the lip synching ❤️🔥❤️🔥
Erin Rohr’s voice is a cheese grater against my eardrums.
Never mind telling a story with multiple "blah blah blah" isn't really telling a story, it's more just verbal diarrhea.
Christopher Marlowe drinking old speckled hen which was brewed in 1979! So accurate!
An ad popped up as he said
“And *some guy* looked at this painting and said - bipolar depression”
These actor who talk over the recording of the drunk guy are amazing!
So, Shakespeare and his crew stole the Globe Theatre only to have it burned down by Steven Toast (Toast of London). History is amazing
Theatre kid radiating chaotic good ever since 16th century
we have been chaotic since forever
Jack Black was the best part of this video
That Duncan Trussell impersonation was perfect!
"i love that duncan trussel is this woman." "hey! terrence mckenna said this bank was gonna be robbed, man!" lmfao!!! i rewound that bit a few times.
You guys should do the global economic meltdown of 2008 in this format. Fits like a glove with the process of decision making at the time, rite????
“Santa’s gotta make a deposit kids” 😂😂😂
@16:01 "what you do?!!!" The delivery had me dying
22:41 “Cause that where the Buick is” made me DIE 😂
Apparently so, since your timestamp is shit.
Spearshake wrote Ol' Fella. A person dies of a broken heart is literally heart attack
The purpose of the secret service is not protection. It’s is a very small part of the job. The secret service is part of the Treasury Department and tracks down counterfeiters.
“…Do you ever go outside?”
“No. Mostly video games and Game of Thrones.”
I love Jimmy O. Yang.
The Lip Sync at 27:00 is so on point that it made me fall out my chair.
I saw Johnny! So I clicked!
"...the Tyrell family of 'Game of Thrones'" - Geez... Did nobody ever teach those kids about "Blade Runner"?
Isnt that Johnny knoxville in the thumbnail?
Let me ask this question. Why isnt this continuing!! Great information with a jest of comedy. Who wouldnt love this!!!
28:46 The way that guy looks at the camera makes me think it's him. He stole it!
They used the wrong flag in the Mona Lisa story. The Italian flag is green, white, and red vertical stripes, not horizontal. Horizontal could be North Rhine, Germany or Quebec, Canada depending on the shades.
16:06? That's the correct flag...
@@wilfdarr That’s the French flag
@@Phuskooz No dude, look closer: it's just the tint they're using in the editing: it's a green white and red flag.
20:25 okay but those effects. Can you imagine how hard it was to make everything but his coat B&W? and a bright red at that. Great job.
The editing in the names audio when he says “Mullen” and “Hughes “ lol
You actually used the Bavarian flag as a backdrop for the Globe's stage! :D
It definitely looks like it could be from that time... Fair play!
all i'm taking away from this is that Shakespeare is the most theatre kid to ever theatre kid
That was the most beautiful trust fall in the history of the world. Topped off with a "How dare you." I could not ask for more. Also THIS STORY IS INSANE HOW DID I NOT KNOW THIS.
fun fact: theatre spelled with an re refers to the place ("were going to the theatre") and theater spelled with an er refers to the act of ("I study theater")
This show is like the conversations my dad and I have when we're loaded.
Girl talking about cutting the art out. A lot of that older stuff has the canvas built into the frame, so you literally have to cut it out to take it without taking the entire frame. Very common for art thieves.
"- do you ever go outside ?
- not really"
Top 5 shows from comedy central. Hands down
This is the definition of "Bruh she's just a drawing"
"We could USE five thousand dollars, that's a lot of money!" - *The Whole Town*
netflix or hulu really should have stepped up and kept this show going
6:25 What is the bavarian coat of arms doing in London at a Shakespeare play?!
You can see Jack Black channeling Nacho Libre when the guy rolls his r's
Imagine how many time those actors have to hear that background track while they film these bits lol
How about you renew Drunk History instead of repackaging old clips?
They cancelled it...COVID put filming new episodes on hold, and Comedy Central decided not to renew it. ☹️
@@brandyrose9997 I get that. But there's no reason why they couldn't keep doing the interviews. They'd just need to test Derek and the interviee beforehand. The acted parts are good, don't get me wrong. But I've been listening to them more like a podcast since they've been put on UA-cam. So maybe it could be like a web series until things are better. Or they could do it as an animation of some type.
Hangovers, thats why
We need this show back if only to see whether or not Mark Gagliardi has learned to drink without ending up lying on the floor