Drunk History

Derek Waters serves as both the host of Drunk History and a performer on the show. As the host, Waters accompanies inebriated narrators as they recount historical events. He also takes on various roles during the reenactments, bringing humor and entertainment to the stories being told.

Zach Gilford portrays Jim Abbott in Drunk History. Jim Abbott was a professional baseball player and pitcher who achieved success despite being born without a right hand. Gilford's comedic portrayal adds an entertaining layer to Abbott's inspiring story.

Adrianne Palicki brings the character of Kate Warne to life on Drunk History. Warne was a detective in the 19th century and is known for being the first female detective in the United States. Palicki's performance showcases Warne's intelligence, determination, and contributions to the world of law enforcement.

Will Ferrell portrays Roald Dahl in Drunk History. Roald Dahl was a celebrated British author known for his imaginative and whimsical children's books. With Ferrell's comedic sensibility, his portrayal of Dahl captures both the author's creativity and the humor that accompanies his storytelling.

Octavia Spencer takes on the role of Harriet Tubman in Drunk History. Harriet Tubman was an influential abolitionist who led numerous slaves to freedom through the Underground Railroad. Spencer's portrayal highlights Tubman's bravery and determination, while adding a comedic twist to her historical legacy.

Maestro Harrell steps into the shoes of Louis Armstrong, an iconic jazz musician and trumpeter, in Drunk History. Armstrong's contributions to music are legendary, and Harrell's performance captures the essence of his talent and charisma, while infusing the story with comedic elements.

Andre Royo plays King Oliver in Drunk History. Joseph 'King' Oliver was a prominent jazz cornet player and bandleader during the early 20th century. Royo's portrayal showcases Oliver's musical prowess and the impact he had on the jazz scene of his time.