History of the World: Part II

Though not as overtly historical in its comedy as History of the World: Part II, The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel delves into the 1950s and 60s with a humorous lens on the period's culture while following a female comedian. Its character-driven narratives and period-specific quips present a blend of history and humor.

For those engaged by the historical elements more than the comedy, Deadwood offers a dramatic and gritty portrayal of 1870s life in a South Dakota town. The rich characterizations and intense atmosphere provide a deeper, more dramatic take on historical storytelling.

A comedic take on historical events, narrated by inebriated storytellers and reenacted by actors, Drunk History offers a tipsy twist on education and history. Fans of History of the World: Part II may appreciate the irreverent humor and unique storytelling approach.

Set in the early 1900s, Another Period mirrors the absurdity of reality TV by following the lives of the outrageously wealthy Bellacourt family. Its satirical take on history and society's upper echelon will resonate with audiences who enjoy the parody elements found in History of the World: Part II.