Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Drunk History List

• The Office - Both feature humorous storytelling and reenactments in a mockumentary format.
• Parks and Recreation - Similar mockumentary style with comedic narratives around government employees.
• Brooklyn Nine-Nine - Follows comedic day-to-day activities of a police precinct with engaging characters.
• Key & Peele - Sketch comedy series that explores social issues through humor and reenactments.
• The Last Dance - Combines storytelling and humor to recount historical sports moments.
• Comedy Bang! Bang! - Features surreal humor and comedic interviews, similar to Drunk History’s humorous perspective on history.
• Historical Roasts - Stand-up comedy series that roasts historical figures, blending humor with history.
• Bill Nye Saves the World - Uses humor to explain scientific concepts, akin to the entertaining historical lessons in Drunk History.
• The Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job! - Surreal comedy that features skits and parodies, playing with various formats.
• Frontline - Investigative journalism that often includes reenactments, though in a more serious tone.
• Nathan for You - Merges reality and humor in unexpected ways, similar to how Drunk History blends storytelling.
• You’re the Worst - A dark romantic comedy that highlights flawed characters, akin to relatable stories in Drunk History.
• Between Two Ferns: The Movie - Features comedic interviews that are both awkward and humorous, paralleling Drunk History's comedic approach.
• The Bob Newhart Show - Classic sitcom format that employs humor in professional settings.
• Crank Yankers - Uses puppetry to reenact prank calls, similar to comedic performances in Drunk History.
• Wet Hot American Summer: First Day of Camp - Features a large ensemble cast with humorous takes on summer camp tropes.
• Superjail! - Animated show with a unique style of humor and storytelling, similar in its unconventional approach.
• Sarah Silverman Program - Utilizes surreal humor and social commentary in a similar vein to Drunk History.
• The Super Dictionary - Blends humor with educational topics, reminiscent of Drunk History's intersection of fun and learning.
• Robot Chicken - Stop-motion animated series that parodies popular culture, similar to the parody approach in Drunk History.
• Historical Beasts - Comedy series that playfully explores historical events through humor.
• This Is Spinal Tap - A rock mockumentary that uses humor to depict a fictional band, reminiscent of the storytelling in Drunk History.
• American Vandal - Mockumentary series that satirizes true crime documentaries with humor and wit.
• Curb Your Enthusiasm - Features a similar improvisational style and humor reflecting on social situations.
• The Big Bang Theory - Blends humor with scientific references, similar to the humorous lessons in Drunk History.
• Veep - Political satire with sharp humor, shares a similar comedic tone with Drunk History.
• The IT Crowd - British sitcom that features quirky characters in a tech environment, similar in its comedic storytelling.
• 30 Rock - Series that uses smart comedy in a workplace setting, paralleling the humor in Drunk History.
• What We Do in the Shadows - Mockumentary that blends supernatural elements with humor, similar in style and approach.
• Community - Comedy series with meta-humor that often explores cultural references, akin to the educational aspects of Drunk History.
• The Nanny - Classic sitcom with humor focused on family dynamics and cultural differences.
• The Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt - Uses quirky humor and strong characters, similar to how Drunk History presents its narrators.
• Happy Endings - A comedy about friends navigating life, with humorous storytelling similar to Drunk History.
• The Golden Girls - Classic sitcom that blends humor with life lessons in a group setting, similar in tone to Drunk History.
• The Mindy Project - Romantic comedy that features relatable storytelling and humor, akin to Drunk History's narrative style.
• Inside Amy Schumer - Sketch comedy series that often addresses social issues with humor, like the historical approach of Drunk History.
• Louie - Comedic storytelling that explores life experiences in a unique way, similar to the narrative style in Drunk History.
• The Good Place - Mixes philosophy and comedy in a creative way, akin to Drunk History's humorous educational aspects.
• Futurama - Animated series that blends humor with science fiction, similar to the entertaining aspect of historical storytelling.

Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to The Lost King List

• The King's Speech - Explores themes of royalty and personal adversity.
• The Favourite - Focuses on historical figures with a mix of drama and dark humor.
• The Other Boleyn Girl - Historical drama featuring royal families and intrigue.
• Elizabeth: The Golden Age - Another take on the life of a queen with personal and political struggles.
• The Imitation Game - A biographical film focusing on a historical figure working against the odds.
• A Royal Affair - Set in a historical context dealing with monarchy and personal relationships.
• Pride and Prejudice - Explores themes of social class and romantic entanglements in a historical setting.
• The Queen - Portrays the challenges faced by a modern monarch and her family.
• The Crown - A series about the reign of Queen Elizabeth II and the trials of the monarchy.
• Victoria & Abdul - A historical drama focused on Queen Victoria's later life and her relationships.
• Becoming Elizabeth - A series about the rise of Queen Elizabeth I amidst political turmoil.
• The Tudors - Focuses on the reign of Henry VIII and the complexities of royal life.
• Wolf Hall - A gripping portrayal of the Tudor court's politics and lives.
• Mary Queen of Scots - The story of rivalry between Mary and Elizabeth with rich historical context.
• Marie Antoinette - Cinematic exploration of a historical queen's life and struggles.
• The Duchess - Based on the life of a 18th-century duchess dealing with social issues.
• Historical Roasts - Combines history with humor, reflecting personalities of notable figures.
• The Other Woman - Features women entangled in the complexities of romance and status.
• Anne with an E - Coming-of-age story that paints personal struggles against societal expectations.
• Carnival Row - A blend of fantasy, history, and drama revolving around oppressive societies.
• Tomb Raider - Adventure story driven by a determined female lead facing historical mysteries.
• The Secret Diary of Anne Boleyn - Dramatizes the life of a historical figure with a unique narrative style.
• Gone with the Wind - Classic exploring historical tensions and personal struggles.
• Little Women - Focuses on female characters and societal challenges in historical context.
• Outlander - Combines romance with rich historical narratives and personal conflict.
• Belgravia - Explores themes of class and familial secrets set in the 19th century.
• The Pillars of the Earth - Historical drama focusing on ambition, conflict, and personal challenges.
• The Last Kingdom - Historical narrative with struggle for power and identity.
• The Spanish Princess - A historical drama showcasing the life and ambitions of a princess.
• The White Queen - Historical drama that includes female perspectives in a royal context.
• Versailles - Focuses on the court of Louis XIV and the intricacies of royal life.
• Reign - A dramatized portrayal of the life of Mary, Queen of Scots.
• The Last Tycoon - Explores historical characters and their creative and personal journeys.
• Gentleman Jack - Follows a historical figure navigating personal and societal obstacles.
• Harlots - Set in a historical context exploring women's lives and societal challenges.
• The Meddler - Focuses on personal challenges and relationships with a lighter tone.
• Poldark - Historical drama centered on class struggles and personal ambition.
• The Dresser - Explores the relationship between a theatrical character and his assistant.
• The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind - A personal journey of overcoming challenges for a greater cause.