Drunk history: Black Stories

This special installment of Drunk History dives into pivotal and often overlooked moments in Black history, narrated by intoxicated comedians. Each segment features a drunk narrator recounting a historical event, with actors reenacting the story in costume, often with hilarious and drunken interpretations. It aims to educate and entertain by highlighting the contributions and struggles of Black individuals throughout history.

As a spin-off of the popular 'Drunk History' series, 'Black Stories' was generally well-received for its innovative approach to historical storytelling and its commitment to shedding light on underrepresented narratives. Critics often praised the humor, the educational value, and the selection of historical figures and events featured.

• Praised for its unique blend of comedy and education.
• Applauded for bringing important Black historical figures and events to a wider audience.
• Acknowledged for its humor and the bravery of its intoxicated storytellers.

Google audience: Audience reactions typically highlight the show's ability to make history fun and accessible, with many appreciating the focus on Black history. The humor is often cited as a major draw, though some viewers may find the 'drunk' premise distracting from the educational content.

None notable as a specific special, though the 'Drunk History' series has received various nominations and awards.

The 'Drunk History: Black Stories' special was part of a broader initiative by Comedy Central to highlight Black voices and histories, with a portion of the proceeds from the special being donated to the Equal Justice Initiative.