What Nobody Told You About Drunk History

In 2007, Derek Waters listened intently as a very drunk Jake Johnson struggled to explain the details of Otis Redding's tragic death, and in that moment, an idea was born. Waters realized that drunk people trying to explain history was a hilarious idea for a show, and he used his connections with actor Michael Cera to get "Drunk History" produced. It started as a web series on "Funny or Die," and it was so popular that it made the transition to Comedy Central in 2013. Over the years, plenty of A-listers have gotten wasted to teach viewers about the past, so let's take a look at some things nobody told you about "Drunk History."